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Recommendation - wooden floor supply and fitting

By emmajanewraight
September 6, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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emmajanewraight

Posted September 6, 2015

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Posted September 6, 2015

Want to recommend Tom very highly - he just laid a wooden floor in our front room and downstairs hallway. Work is immaculate, just what we wanted. Very helpful in sourcing the correct floor for us. It looks better than we had hoped for. He worked really hard and was so tidy. Never saw any mess. He made a real effort to fit us in before our baby arrives. He had to deal with lots of surprise issues and problems (our wonky old floor) and none of them became a problem... He resolved all issues he came up against.

Highly recommended for sure.

http://www.woodfloorsbytom.com/

07815 807872

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