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Bathroom Refit Recommendations


Locana

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Hi


I am hoping to have my bathroom partially refurbed, and am asking anyone for recommendations, please! I am looking for honest people, who obvs do a great job. Been ripped off in the past so am trying to be very cautious.


If the bathroom looks great then this will lead onto Kitchen refurb, and various decorating jobs around my home.


Can you good people please recommend me somebody honest?


Thanks

Lo

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  • 8 months later...

I have just had a great job done by Atanas info@kitchenandbathroombuilderslondon.co.uk

Mob 07809776638

I would highly recommend them. Reasonable efficient and finished in good time. They refurbed my bathroom with new shower over a new bath, tiling all over and new toilet. All looks fantastic,- would highly recommend them.Maureen

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