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Re4orm Construction Ltd
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72out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volume36
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Verified kitchens in Towcester, Northamptonshire.
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5.0out of 5
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"I recently had my old kitchen removed and a new one fitted by Adam, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. He did a fantastic job from start to finish. He arrived on time every day and maintained excellent communication throughout the whole project. He organised everything—including the electrician, plumber, floor fitter and plasterer, which made the entire process low-stress and very smooth. Nothing was ever too much trouble, and he always looked for ways to meet my expectations. I would highly recommend him and will definitely be booking him again for future renovations."
"Re4orm has totally transformed my bathroom! I am over the moon with the finished results. Adam has made the process so easy from start to finish, from quoting to recommending products to scheduling work at a time that was convenient for me. He project managed the entire process, so it was completely fluid & stress free. He was the best value fitter to quote & has still delivered impeccable quality. He and his team were all so friendly, helpful & very respectful of my house. A pleasure to have around & would 100% recommend."
"Adam fitted, tiled and floored my Howdens kitchen. Very professional and excellent finish. Great attention to detail and his team were tidy and efficient. Adam sorted all additional contractors and rubbish collection. I’d highly recommend Re4orm Construction."
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I recently had my old kitchen removed and a new one fitted by Adam, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. He did a fantastic job from start to finish. He arrived on time every day and maintained excellent communication throughout the whole project. He organised everything—including the electrician, plumber, floor fitter and plasterer, which made the entire process low-stress and very smooth. Nothing was ever too much trouble, and he always looked for ways to meet my expectations. I would highly recommend him and will definitely be booking him again for future renovations.
Re4orm has totally transformed my bathroom! I am over the moon with the finished results. Adam has made the process so easy from start to finish, from quoting to recommending products to scheduling work at a time that was convenient for me. He project managed the entire process, so it was completely fluid & stress free. He was the best value fitter to quote & has still delivered impeccable quality. He and his team were all so friendly, helpful & very respectful of my house. A pleasure to have around & would 100% recommend.
Adam fitted, tiled and floored my Howdens kitchen. Very professional and excellent finish. Great attention to detail and his team were tidy and efficient. Adam sorted all additional contractors and rubbish collection. I’d highly recommend Re4orm Construction.
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