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By tuttifrutti
October 28, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 28, 2013

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Posted October 28, 2013

Hi my name is Hannah. I have recently used the forum to have some work done on my mum's house in Forest Hill. I used a guy called Joe (joey0369) who's a very accomplished handy man. I could not recommend him enough. In the past my mother being a single elderly lady has been ripped off. Joe was very professional and fair with his price for fitting down lighters in the hallway installing a new alarm system and hanging a flat screen television. She was very pleased with the job and then Joe came back to hang a new door and fit New locks. Not only was he very approachable he made my mother feel at ease and answered her questions in a manner she could understand with a break down of costs every step of the way so no unexpected shock with the price at the end. His telephone number is 07847 587 821

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