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Recommendation for a fabulous Handy Man

By sarahjoanna
March 15, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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sarahjoanna

Posted March 15, 2015

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Posted March 15, 2015

Colin the handy man came last Sunday to do a few jobs for me. He was honestly fantastic. He was polite and courteous arrived at the agreed time and completed the jobs to a very high standard very quickly.

In an hour he:-

-Put up a handle over my bath

-Fixed a toilet roll holder to the wall

- Put some screws in the wall for my net curtains.

- Put up a nail in the wall for me to hang a picture on.

I honestly would recommend him and will defiantly be using him again.

His mobile number is 07754691541

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