Architect
Roofing and Guttering Solutions
Trust score
58out of 100
Rating4.6★
Review volumeLow · 16
Source diversity1 source
VerificationListed
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Verified fascia / soffits / guttering in Gravesend.
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What customers say
4.6out of 5
Highlights
"Lovely chaps, very polite. Cleaned up afterwards. Would highly recommend"
"Good timekeeping. very obliging. tidy.neat job"
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Lovely chaps, very polite. Cleaned up afterwards. Would highly recommend
The roofer was very good, kept us informed at every stage, showed us what needed to be done, completed the work to a high standard, and kept the work site tidy. Ensure you have a written quote itemising all work to be carried out before the job begins.
Good timekeeping. very obliging. tidy.neat job
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Public review evidence4.6★ from 16 public reviewsCheckatrade
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!Review volume: Low · 16
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