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Builder/Handyman required for lean-to revamp.

By BootsMcClure
February 14, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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BootsMcClure

Posted February 14, 2015

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Posted February 14, 2015

Hello all,

I'm looking for a good, reliable builder/handyman (or genuine recommendations)who can sort out my lean-to.

I'ts a typical ED Victorian terraced house with back side return. 15 years ago, we had a lean-to built that now houses washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer.

I need a raised floor put in, toot and invading greenery cleared, shelves and hooks put on the wall, general clean up and said appliances moved to a more convenient location. The person must have a van to take all junk to the dump and actually listen to what I need done. Price must be reasonable too.

Any takers?

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