Gas Engineer
Leaks4us
Trust score
76out of 100
Rating4.7★
Review volume116
Source diversity1 source
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4.7out of 5
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"Immediate contact from David once I posted job. Very helpful in deciding which taps to purchase. Job was done quickly and was very clean and tidy. David was very polite. Would recommend and use again for potential further work."
"Needed resealing my shower edges and Dave took the old one and put a new one and did a wonderful job"
"Dave was very friendly helpful and changes my kitchen tap and sorted my leaking toilet system out happy with his service"
Detailed reviews
Dave was very friendly helpful and changes my kitchen tap and sorted my leaking toilet system out happy with his service
Immediate contact from David once I posted job. Very helpful in deciding which taps to purchase. Job was done quickly and was very clean and tidy. David was very polite. Would recommend and use again for potential further work.
Needed resealing my shower edges and Dave took the old one and put a new one and did a wonderful job
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Verified plumber in Wolverhampton, West Midlands.
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