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Handyman needed asap to repair cupboard boxing - Now found


lucycoxhead

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Hi there,


I need someone to come in asap to repair a cupboard around some pipework which was taken apart in order to repair a link. I've attached a photo. It would be salvageable - it was originally glued to the wall. It may need a coat of paint once it has been repaired.


Please get in touch with any recommendations.


Thanks very much,


Lucy

I know a really handy carpenter/odd job man, his name is Duvan and he's really polite and friendly and very reliable. He fitted a kitchen for me and hang some doors for my friend and for my other friend he fitted some shelves and did some odd jobs around the house. If he can't do something, he will just say. His number is 07508616298. You can call me if you have any questions on 07920197380. There is also another guy called Dave and he's really reasonably priced and very handy, he has done many jobs over the years. His number is +44 7788 122344.

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