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Recommendation for bathroom / kitchen installation

By f1983
March 24, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 24, 2015

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Posted March 24, 2015

I'd like to recommend Colin Douglas at Wizard Interiors ([email protected] 07961 397430). He installed our new bathroom suite, including some bespoke adjustments and tiled the whole room to an outstanding standard. He was able to advise on layout and sourcing of materials - very useful for two novices to bathroom design! We were so pleased with the bathroom that we also commissioned him to do our kitchen the following year and again we were most satisfied - especially as he was able to adapt standard sized appliances within our fairly idiosyncratic kitchen space. Again, the tiling was superb. Both bathroom and kitchen projects were completed in excellent time and to budget - Colin's professionalism, willingness to keep communication channels open and good humour made him and his team a pleasure to work with. We're pleased to recommend him.

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