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New Bathrooms - refurbishment of house

By barrister1
May 29, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 29, 2015

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Posted May 29, 2015

I've just had two bathrooms completely gutted and refurbished by a two man team I cannot recommend highly enough. They solved my water pressure problem in the top shower room (a previous plumber had tried and failed), helped me with design (they have great taste - if in doubt, leave it to them!), came with me to pick tiles (I was nervous about my choice), fitted and decorated both bathrooms and installed new lighting to the highest standard and at a very reasonable price. I left them alone in the house while I went to work. I learned that I could trust them without reservation.

I have had work done before but never been so pleased as I am with this team. They do all types of renovation. I shall not use anyone else in the future. A tip for my neighbours (in the hope they will still find time for me!) Phone Sam on 07931 735875 or email [email protected].

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