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johnniebravo

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Afternoon all,

Would love any reccos for companies ( big and/or small) who can do a loft conversion in a Victorian terraxe. Ideally a one-stop shop from design, planning, build and fit out, but open to partners to help get things done.

Have searched through the forums for suggestions, but always interested in keen suggestions.

 

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radiantrooms

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Hi there.

 

I would be happy to recommend Joe Kirk from Kirk developments. They are based in Bromley but do work around the south East and they have an excellent history in loft conversions. They also have lots of connections to tradesmen that always proves useful to their customers.

 

contact details: 07930329931

[email protected]

 

Let him know that Jack Cramer passed thou his details

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