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Dear Colin

The external cover to the extractor fan for my kitchen was ripped off in the storm last night - leaving a gaping hole. The duct comes out in the external back wall of my house. I'd like to get a better cover than these cheap ones from Screwfix. Are you able to help?

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Thanks again to Colin who helped me out at short notice with a pesky integrated fridge that I couldn't get back in under the worktop. Colin has been my go to handyman for many years and has completed a variety of jobs for me, including painting and decorating. I highly recommend him if you're looking for a local friendly and efficient handyman.

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Colin painted a bathroom ceiling for me at very short notice, fitting it in over the weekend to meet my sudden deadline. His quote and final price were fair and reasonable and he  tidied up throughly; I didn't spot any paint drops on the bathroom furniture or floor.

Thank you Colin! 

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