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Malcolm the Carpenter Recommendation!

By tanyacat
January 23, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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tanyacat

Posted January 23, 2013

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Posted January 23, 2013

I'd like to recommend a carpenter who's recently done some work for me.

He's called Malcolm and I was really impressed with his work.

I asked him to make a number of open cabinets and shelves for a laundry/utility room and the results were great.

He worked with me to make the most of the space and suggested clever alterations to my existing plans that made a lot of sense. The finish and attention to detail were great, and he was very clean and tidy. All this for what I believe to be very reasonable rates.

He has a website www.weirwoodwork.com, or he can be contacted on 07745 553232.

This is genuine I promise! You're welcome to come round and see his handiwork if you'd like :-)

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