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Great bathroom fitter in East Dulwich

By Tomemery13
January 14, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Tomemery13

Posted January 14, 2016

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Posted January 14, 2016

We have just had our bathroom completely renovated by Aqua-build (www.aqua-build.co.uk)and are very pleased with the results. Robert is a really nice guy; he helped us with design and suggested a layout that would work better than the one we had in mind, was able to work flexibly over the Christmas and new year period and was completely trustworthy. We left him with keys whilst we were away over Christmas and he and his team have worked hard to get a great result. His prices were reasonable and I wouldn't hesitate in recommending him. Happy to provide a more detailed reference if anyone would like to contact me by private message.

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