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By Deco Dolls
November 16, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 16, 2017

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Posted November 16, 2017

We had our loft converted and existing bedroom turned into a bathroom this year with Outlook Lofts. I couldn't recommend them enough. We honestly didn't have a single problem throughout the entire process from start to finish which was an enormous relief as you here about these things sometimes being awful. The price of the quote was stuck to, all the staff (builders, carpenter, electrician and plumber) worked so hard and they were all so friendly. David Boakes who ran the whole project was very responsive and always happy to talk things through and give advice. One of the best things was how they cleared up each day. When they left it was as if they were never there. We're so pleased that we did it. What used to be a small bedroom and dingy loft is now two lovely new rooms and a new bathroom! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone. Sarah.

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