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Recommendation: Carpenter

By Ruth1
July 19, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 19, 2014

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Posted July 19, 2014

We have just had built-in alcove cupboards and floating shelves put in in our front room/study. We got the recommendation to use Greg from this forum and are so pleased with the results and with the process of working with Greg I wanted to add to the already long list of recommendations for him on this forum. Details:

Tel: 07949 640999

Email: [email protected]

Website: [gbbespokefitters.com]

We have a baby on the way imminently and Greg and team worked hard to ensure the job was finished in time for us to relax and get ready for the new arrival!He also had a whole team of contacts to bring in as needed to plaster, decorate and other things we wanted doing in that room. All of them were excellent and it made my busy life so much easier not to have to track down different people for each element. Greg was always happy to go the extra mile and from the beginning had loads of very effective design suggestions which particularly as a new home owner I wouldn't have come up with by myself. Excellent results combining a modern/clean finish with sensitivity to our Victorian terrace house, and we feel we have had value for money. Very happy customer. We will be using him again.

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