Architect
Daysh Interiors LTD
Trust score
56out of 100
Rating4.9★
Review volumeLow · 7
Source diversity1 source
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Verified bathrooms in Blandford Forum, Dorset.
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What customers say
4.9out of 5
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"Ben and Amy started on Monday 19/10/25 and the task given was to replace the old en-suite shower and then the old main bathroom shower, the work came to a halt as one of the panels arrived damaged so that has been put on hold till a replacement is supplied. We are now able to use the en-suite shower which we weren’t able to use for a long time due to a leak. With the work being completed so far we are very happy with there standard and cleaning up after themselves. They are a credit to the company and would happily recommend DAYSH INTERIORS"
"We tasked them to replace two shower surrounds and trays, and rectify the problem with a small leak in both of the showers, the work was completed by Ben and Amy as well as hanging a few new doors for us. They were prompt each day and tidy with clearing up after themselves as well as checking and updating us as the job progressed. We have booked them to come and do another job in the near future."
"Jason, Ben & Amy, did a great job on our en-suite. It was completely replaced including part of a wall removed. Nothing was ever too much trouble, great communication, and always on time. We definitely would recommend them and will certainly be using their services in the future."
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Jason, Ben & Amy, did a great job on our en-suite. It was completely replaced including part of a wall removed. Nothing was ever too much trouble, great communication, and always on time. We definitely would recommend them and will certainly be using their services in the future.
Ben and Amy started on Monday 19/10/25 and the task given was to replace the old en-suite shower and then the old main bathroom shower, the work came to a halt as one of the panels arrived damaged so that has been put on hold till a replacement is supplied. We are now able to use the en-suite shower which we weren’t able to use for a long time due to a leak. With the work being completed so far we are very happy with there standard and cleaning up after themselves. They are a credit to the company and would happily recommend DAYSH INTERIORS
We tasked them to replace two shower surrounds and trays, and rectify the problem with a small leak in both of the showers, the work was completed by Ben and Amy as well as hanging a few new doors for us. They were prompt each day and tidy with clearing up after themselves as well as checking and updating us as the job progressed. We have booked them to come and do another job in the near future.
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