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Handyman recommendation

By ceiridwen
January 22, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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ceiridwen

Posted January 22, 2013

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Posted January 22, 2013

Just wanted to recommend Finn Glendon (07903 633 199). He has done a wide range of jobs for me including painting various rooms in my house, repairing and painting the exterior woodwork of the house (including replacing rotten sashes and sills), filling inbetween wooden floorboards, regrouting the shower room floor tiles, filling in cracks in ceilings and walls and repainting, hanging pictures and putting up shelves. I also know that he also does insulation, tiling and sanding floorboards. He is friendly, reliable and reasonably priced. I have been very happy with the standard of his work and it is great to find someone who is prepared to take on smaller jobs (you know, the kind you are always intending to do yourself but never actually get round to). I should probably also mention that he is my brother but my husband is a real stickler for a job well done and we would not be allowed to employ him if he wasn't any good! Please feel free to pm me if you would like any more information.

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