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Another recommendation for Richard local electrician.I had problems with downlights the bulbs keep blowing all the time.Richard suggested LEDs easy to fit and a quick solution they last up to five times longer and save loads on electric bill always a plus it has a modern look to lights well impressed nice guy and fair priced details 07931890286 thanks
  • 3 weeks later...

I also want to recommend Shaun Owens - 07974 943 346


My neighbour flooded my kitchen and fused some of my electrics - including boiler. I discovered this at 10pm last night, after being away on holiday. Shaun came at 9am this morning - New Year's Eve! - to fix it.


Without Shaun I would've had a very cold New Year's Eve!

  • 4 months later...
Has anyone tried to use Shaun recently? he did as job for me in September/October but i have since had really problems with a light fitting he moved, which seems to have become dangerous. I have been trying to contact him since February about it but he refuses to get back to me.

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