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JP Lea Installations
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59out of 100
Rating4.8★
Review volumeLow · 13
Source diversity1 source
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Verified kitchens in Cuckfield, Haywards Heath, West Sussex.
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What customers say
4.8out of 5
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"If it’s perfection you want, then Jonny Lea is the tradesperson you need to employ. I’ve owned several properties all needing work, all utilising varying trades. Of all skilled people, Jonny Lea is meticulous, conscientious and diligent throughout the entire build. He always arrives on time and works with little breaks (often I tried to encourage him to stop and he still carried on working). His work is considerably skilled and puts other ‘so called’ professionals to shame. I’ve used Jonny for Kitchen, Bathroom, on-suite and major tiling work - all I’m overjoyed with the craftsmanship."
"Jonny fitted our kitchen this summer and delivered a fantastic fit. His attention to detail and final finish was amazing. Would highly recommend."
"Jonny proved to be a very reliable and capable kitchen fitter. Communication was very good and I was very impressed with his attention to detail. He came to quote for the installation after I had ordered the kitchen but was able to suggest improvements to the design that I hadn't thought of. I was very impressed by his work ethic and how quickly the project came together. I cannot recommend him highly enough and wouldn't hesitate to use him again."
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Jonny proved to be a very reliable and capable kitchen fitter. Communication was very good and I was very impressed with his attention to detail. He came to quote for the installation after I had ordered the kitchen but was able to suggest improvements to the design that I hadn't thought of. I was very impressed by his work ethic and how quickly the project came together. I cannot recommend him highly enough and wouldn't hesitate to use him again.
If it’s perfection you want, then Jonny Lea is the tradesperson you need to employ. I’ve owned several properties all needing work, all utilising varying trades. Of all skilled people, Jonny Lea is meticulous, conscientious and diligent throughout the entire build. He always arrives on time and works with little breaks (often I tried to encourage him to stop and he still carried on working). His work is considerably skilled and puts other ‘so called’ professionals to shame. I’ve used Jonny for Kitchen, Bathroom, on-suite and major tiling work - all I’m overjoyed with the craftsmanship.
Jonny fitted our kitchen this summer and delivered a fantastic fit. His attention to detail and final finish was amazing. Would highly recommend.
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