Architect
Trade Windows & Conservatory Services
Trust score
77out of 100
Rating4.8★
Review volume1,460
Source diversity1 source
VerificationListed
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What customers say
4.8out of 5
Highlights
"Their work very good, very clean and tidy. Always come back to rectify any problems without queries."
"Would recomend without hesitation. Very flexible and helpful."
"Use regularly. One our better contractors."
Detailed reviews
Always very helpful. Aftercare good. Have already recommended him many times.
Their work very good, very clean and tidy. Always come back to rectify any problems without queries.
Would recomend without hesitation. Very flexible and helpful.
Use regularly. One our better contractors.
Use them for all of our flats. Excellent work.
Very happy from start to finish.
on 25th May 2010
Very satisfied.
Very good service.
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Very satisfied.
Excellent work. Very clean!
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