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Brilliant plumber, always friendly and turns up when he says he will

By jonnyf
January 6, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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jonnyf

Posted January 6, 2014

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Posted January 6, 2014

I want to recommend a local plumber called Andy. He's very reliable, lived in and around Peckham and East Dulwich all his life, knows the area well, very friendly, always turns up at the time he says he will and does a fantastic job resolving the problem.

He's sorted out my central heating after it was botched by builders installing a new shower room, and he did this for me on Christmas Eve! He's identified the source of problem leaks and even tidied up my shocking silcone work around my bath in the process, and has given me excellent advice on how to prevent future problems and what kind of kit to install. All round perfect plumber.

His number is 0798 368 8451.

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