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On the recommendation of our neighbours, we used ProGas in Sydenham and couldn't have been happier with them. The guys were courteous, hard working and tidy. The work was done quickly and efficiently and our new system is brilliant.


Contact Del on 0208 676 0101.

www.progasheating.co.uk

I know people might bristle at Pimlico Plumbers - but we have used several local recommendations over last few years,and after yet another lacklustre piece of work resigned myself to Pimlico, assuming top dollar, now use by default including for a-boiler replacement - and worth every penny. Great staff, peace of mind and guarantees included. You may get cheaper quotes,but these guys do live up.
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