Experienced and trustworthy
Experienced family business, trustworthy and does a great job ..always our go to plumber .. and a great character ..does like a biscuit though !
6 November 2023
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Just had a New Bathroom ..
Just had a New Bathroom ..
Am so pleased with it . Was such a surprise.
Good plumber and cleared up after. Knows his stuff .
Highly recommend.
Reasonable pricing .
10 November 2023
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Dreadful company stay clear
23 November 2023
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Craig Blakeway from designerrads.co.uk has never ever used my services but has decided to give me a bad rating after I gave his company a bad rating for not replying to my phone or email messages after I purchased a mirror.
My lawyer is now looking into this and he will be dealt with in due course.
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