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Looking for an insured builder to take down a wall

By gracie_roberts
November 24, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 24, 2020

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Posted November 24, 2020

I have a small renovation job that I'd like help with. I would like to remove a wall between my kitchen and living room. We have had confirmation from a structural engineer that the wall is not load bearing and we have necessary permissions from our freeholders.

We need a builder with insurance and also electrical Part P paperwork (for some rewiring) as we will need to provide evidence of this for a potential house sale in future.

Please get in touch with recommendations.

Thanks

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