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Handy Man Recommendation

By carltonp
October 21, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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carltonp

Posted October 21, 2013

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Posted October 21, 2013

Hello Community,

This is the first time I've ever submitted a comment with view to recommending someone that has carried out work on my home. However, Andy was extremely professional, and efficient in the manner in which he carried out his work. The tiling and and general building work he carried out was excellent. I was particularly impressed with the level of detail.

If you ever need any general work carried out around your home you won't be disappointed with his work.

He can be contacted on 07564 194363

Kind regards

Carlton

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