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Excellent Plumber-Marc Hyde

By Ednative
March 11, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 11, 2014

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Posted March 11, 2014

I would like to recommend Marc Hyde, I found him on the forum. He arrived at the time he said he would and was helpful and friendly, he explained things in layman's terms for us! The work was carried out professionally and within the time frame specified, refreshingly the mess was kept to a minimum, we hardly knew we had work going on. The finish was perfect, high quality and reasonably priced. His no. 07837802521 www.marchyde.simpl.com

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