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Recommendation for Colin Deery - garden handyman

By alaska721
April 17, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 17, 2014

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Posted April 17, 2014

We recently used Colin Deery to do some work in our garden. Initially we just needed him to repair a fence that had come down but Colin ended up laying a new patio and edging, building a planter, removing a scaffolding pole that had been concreted into the ground and putting up an entirely new fence.

We were so happy with the results and will happily recommend Colin. He's a lovely guy to deal with as well as being competitively priced. He also sourced all the materials himself.

See picture attached (note the trellis fence on the right-hand side was not put up by Colin)

His details are: [email protected] 07754 691541

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