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Excellent carpenter recommendation

By KL Murray
October 2, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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KL Murray

Posted October 2, 2014

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Posted October 2, 2014

Hi all,

For anyone looking for an excellent carpenter, I would like to recommend Crawshaw Carpenters, who have just installed fitted wardrobes for us. See http://www.crawshawcarpenters.co.uk

Billy was excellent from day one, promptly putting together a quote and providing useful suggestions when I didn't have my mind quite made up on exactly what I wanted.

The process of having them fitted was completely painless - he was unfailingly friendly and polite, got on with the job efficiently, and each day left then room he was working on clean and tidy. He made everything in his workshop and assembled on site, which I suppose helped with that. I was also pleased that that meant not having to listen to too much sawing!

He didn't have loud music blaring out (which I've had from people in the past), and sometimes we even forgot he was here - he was just getting on with the job! That was important to me, as I didn't want the kids disturbed at naptime!

I'm really pleased with my wardrobes, which I think look great and make wonderful of use of the space.

Oh, and not unimportantly, he was really reasonably priced!

Do get in touch with him if you need a carpenter. I have used other carpenters recommended on this forum in the past, and while they have been fine, I would definitely ask Billy again if we have any future jobs requiring his skills.

Kim

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