Trust score
78out of 100
Rating4.9★
Review volume58
Source diversity1 source
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Verified roofer in Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire.
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What the public record says
4.9out of 5
Highlights
"From start to finish service was excellent job completed in three days worked through adverse weather conditions"
"John responded quickly to a request for assessment and repair of a slate roof following damage caused by scammers. He explained clearly the work that needed to be done and the work was carried out promptly and to my entire satisfaction."
"Quick turnaround on a full roof and all seems good"
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From start to finish service was excellent job completed in three days worked through adverse weather conditions
Quick turnaround on a full roof and all seems good
John responded quickly to a request for assessment and repair of a slate roof following damage caused by scammers. He explained clearly the work that needed to be done and the work was carried out promptly and to my entire satisfaction.
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Public review evidence4.9★ from 58 public reviewsCheckatrade
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✓Rating: 4.9★
✓Review volume: 58
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!Source diversity: 1 source
!Verification: Listed
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