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Outstanding Plumber Recommendation - Niko

By megabunch
October 15, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 15, 2019

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Posted October 15, 2019

I wanted to join and leave a recommendation for the illustrious Niko who is a fantastic plumber that I found on here a few weeks ago. He came and did two full days of work for us recently moving/re-fitting all of the radiators and did a perfect job.

Niko is super responsive, reliable and trustworthy and also a thoroughly nice chap to boot with a great sense of humour and some great stories to tell.

He was very reasonably priced, extremely clean and tidy and also gave us some great free advice for the future on some other aspects of our plumbing. Nothing was too much trouble for him and he even came back to check everything was running smoothly a few days after the work was completed which was a nice touch. We'll definitely be using him again for all of our future plumbing needs.

You can reach Niko on 07818 607583. If you need any plumbing work done give him a call - you won't regret it!

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