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Winter Kitchens and Bathrooms

Wokingham4.8· 58 reviews · 1 source
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Rating4.8★
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"We love our new kitchen and we're really thankful to Steve for doing an excellent job for a very good price. Everything turned out just as we imagined thanks to Steve and his planning of every little aspect. The thing I appreciated the most during the renovation was that I could rely on him being here at the agreed time. He was here day in and out until everything was finished. We're very pleased and will definitely contact Steve again for any future work."

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"Steve completed three new bathrooms for us over the summer, and we are delighted with his work. He was professional, reliable and friendly and completed complex tasks skillfully, offering advice and suggestions for improvements. Steve covers all the trades of plumber, electrician, plasterer, joiner, tiler and problem-solver: no need to get other people in. Would highly recommend him."

AnonymousCheckatrade4.8 rating

"Thanks very much for fitting the kitchen and the advice on tiling and flooring. Steve was really good, turned up on time and was good to have around. Excellent tips and guidance on work I was planning to do myself. We'll ask for help again in the near future."

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Anonymous4.8 / 5 ·

Steve completed three new bathrooms for us over the summer, and we are delighted with his work. He was professional, reliable and friendly and completed complex tasks skillfully, offering advice and suggestions for improvements. Steve covers all the trades of plumber, electrician, plasterer, joiner, tiler and problem-solver: no need to get other people in. Would highly recommend him.

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Anonymous4.7 / 5 ·

Thanks very much for fitting the kitchen and the advice on tiling and flooring. Steve was really good, turned up on time and was good to have around. Excellent tips and guidance on work I was planning to do myself. We'll ask for help again in the near future.

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Anonymous5.0 / 5 ·

We love our new kitchen and we're really thankful to Steve for doing an excellent job for a very good price. Everything turned out just as we imagined thanks to Steve and his planning of every little aspect. The thing I appreciated the most during the renovation was that I could rely on him being here at the agreed time. He was here day in and out until everything was finished. We're very pleased and will definitely contact Steve again for any future work.

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