Builder
No1 Home Improvements
Trust score
56out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 4
Source diversity1 source
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Verified builder in Ongar, Essex.
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What customers say
5.0out of 5
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"The group of boys that done my extensions were unbelievable they done everything correctly and didn’t cut corners would highly recommend to anyone with any work being done"
"These guys done my extension, really pleased with it. Good guys would defiantly use them again 👍"
"Garden extension part brick with glass roof. Easy and seemless"
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The group of boys that done my extensions were unbelievable they done everything correctly and didn’t cut corners would highly recommend to anyone with any work being done
These guys done my extension, really pleased with it. Good guys would defiantly use them again 👍
Garden extension part brick with glass roof. Easy and seemless
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!Review volume: Low · 4
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