Architect
LP Property Developments
Trust score
65out of 100
Rating4.9★
Review volumeLow · 24
Source diversity1 source
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Verified builder in Little Clacton Clacton on Sea, Essex.
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What the public record says
4.9out of 5
Highlights
"Lincon provides a very professional and reliable service. Trustworthy and very clean. Will use again."
"Competitive price very good work"
"Relayed floor & insulated and put down DPM , put in French doors and skimmed ceilings and replanted walls"
Detailed reviews
Relayed floor & insulated and put down DPM , put in French doors and skimmed ceilings and replanted walls
Lincon provides a very professional and reliable service. Trustworthy and very clean. Will use again.
Competitive price very good work
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Public review evidence4.9★ from 24 public reviewsCheckatrade
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✓Rating: 4.9★
!Worth checking yourself
!Review volume: Low · 24
!Source diversity: 1 source
!Verification: Listed
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