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Excellent Roofer who won't rip you off.

By shanie1984
November 19, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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shanie1984

Posted November 19, 2014

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Posted November 19, 2014

I would like to recommend Jimmy... He has over 25 years experience and although he works for a firm he also freelances at weekends. My Auntie was recently quoted ?5,000 for work to her roof but when Jimmy came and took a look he was so honest and horrified at the quote and promptly quoted ?1600 for the same job. He charges a flat day rate for him and his son craig who is also a roofer and an excellent bricky. The are trustworthy and reliable and simply get on with it. I couldn't recommend them highly enough. For honest experienced roofer / Bricky call Jimmy: 07977154275

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