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Loft conversion company recommended

By hemms2016
March 23, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 23, 2016

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Posted March 23, 2016

I'm on Lordship Lane, and have just had my loft converted by a firm who operate in the area called AIB, run by a guy called Adrian. He came through with a glowing recommendation from NCT friends in Nunhead.

His team aren't outsourced contractors, they have great pride in their work and deliver a polished finish - my loft is currently the first 3 pics on their website aibcontractors.co.uk if you want to get an idea...

Adrian communicates well, works with you to solve problems, is a man of his word, and prices reasonably. I don't know what more I'd have wanted from a builder. He'll be busy, but he'd be worth waiting for if you can...

Reach him on 07538 764187 / [email protected]

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