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By citylover
July 6, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 6, 2014

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Posted July 6, 2014

I hired Duncan to redecorate 2 rooms that had water damage from the Dec/Jan storms. It was an insurance job, basically, also involving sorting out the window area where water had made the frame come away from the wall a bit. He did it really well, he's fast, really detailed and leaves no trace at the end i.e. no tidying up for me to do. And the leak- it is as if it Never happened, just a bad dream! He also filled in a foot-sized hole (tenant-sized foot, that is) elsewhere in the house for me, very kindly, that I had earmarked for a handyman to fix. It's like an invisible repair, I was really impressed. He's reasonably priced as well. He did another job for me before, but that was 2 years ago so I thought it's not too soon for an update! His no. is 07957 994960

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