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Hi all,


To add to the endless recommendations for electricians I just wanted to mention one who I recently used for some last minute work. Justin Eden was recommended to me by a friend, he's just moved up to London from Bristol and has started doing work in the local area. He was great, really friendly, very reasonable rates and sorted out a few odd jobs for me whilst he was here without any extra cost (he removed my old redundant alarm which I'd been meaning to do for ages!).


I believe he's qualified for both domestic and commercial work, does PAT testing etc.


His contact number is 07764 784683. I think his e-mail is [email protected]


Anyway, thoroughly nice bloke so thought I would share!


thanks,

Anna

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