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Active Roofing and Property Maintenance

Stanford le Hope4.9· 18 reviews · 1 source
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62out of 100
Rating4.9★
Review volumeLow · 18
Source diversity1 source
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4.9out of 5
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Checkatrade18 reviews · 5.0 avg

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"He was not as cheap as some but , he explained the process and explained options, he was very honest as he told me on a previous job that I didn’t really need to do parts of the job but I like things to be uniform so I had it done , I did have a cheeper quote given but when they game over the price started to go up and and told I needed a lot more had to be done , I would recommend this company to do the job because of how honest he was throughout, this is the second time I ve used the company, my roof looks great even the little extra bits to help with the way water runs off brilliant."

AnonymousCheckatrade5.0 rating

"Ben came and checked out the problems I was having with my gutters, came up with a solution that didn’t involve the extra cost of replacing it, then came back when he said, and did the work to a high standard and with the minimum disruption. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Ben to anyone, a nice fella that works hard."

AnonymousCheckatrade5.0 rating

"Ben was very clean and tidy, won’t even know he had been. Communicated with us throughout and sent photos of the finished work, very pleased with the standard of work."

Emma ACheckatrade4.7 rating

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Anonymous5.0 / 5 ·

He was not as cheap as some but , he explained the process and explained options, he was very honest as he told me on a previous job that I didn’t really need to do parts of the job but I like things to be uniform so I had it done , I did have a cheeper quote given but when they game over the price started to go up and and told I needed a lot more had to be done , I would recommend this company to do the job because of how honest he was throughout, this is the second time I ve used the company, my roof looks great even the little extra bits to help with the way water runs off brilliant.

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Anonymous5.0 / 5 ·

Ben came and checked out the problems I was having with my gutters, came up with a solution that didn’t involve the extra cost of replacing it, then came back when he said, and did the work to a high standard and with the minimum disruption. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Ben to anyone, a nice fella that works hard.

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Emma A4.7 / 5 ·

Ben was very clean and tidy, won’t even know he had been. Communicated with us throughout and sent photos of the finished work, very pleased with the standard of work.

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