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55out of 100
Rating4.9★
Review volumeLow · 4
Source diversity1 source
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Verified roofer in Inveralmond Industrial Estate Perth, Perthshire.
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What customers say
4.9out of 5
Highlights
"Having just moved into my new property a few issues came up in the home buyers report to have quoted, so I left a job on check a trade. A few companies contacted and came out to see the job, most wanting to redo the whole roof which I didn't feel was necessary. Will came out and actually got on the roof to have a proper look at the job. He gave me a fair quote and was out to do the work with his workmate a couple of days later. No fuss, no mess left just got the job done even fixed my garage door with some WD40. I would recommend Will highly he is fair, honest trader who gets the job done 😃"
"William came over to check my roof after I posted my job here. He was professional and helpful and explained the different options I had in-depth. The work was completed shortly after his first visit and I appreciated how professionally and efficiently the job was completed. Great experience and I will definitely get in touch for future work."
"William was very helpful, willing to check the roof quickly as water was pouring in via the ceiling. He was quick to find out that someone on the roof had left the roof door open, and didn't charge for coming out. What a gent!"
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William was very helpful, willing to check the roof quickly as water was pouring in via the ceiling. He was quick to find out that someone on the roof had left the roof door open, and didn't charge for coming out. What a gent!
Having just moved into my new property a few issues came up in the home buyers report to have quoted, so I left a job on check a trade. A few companies contacted and came out to see the job, most wanting to redo the whole roof which I didn't feel was necessary. Will came out and actually got on the roof to have a proper look at the job. He gave me a fair quote and was out to do the work with his workmate a couple of days later. No fuss, no mess left just got the job done even fixed my garage door with some WD40. I would recommend Will highly he is fair, honest trader who gets the job done 😃
William came over to check my roof after I posted my job here. He was professional and helpful and explained the different options I had in-depth. The work was completed shortly after his first visit and I appreciated how professionally and efficiently the job was completed. Great experience and I will definitely get in touch for future work.
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