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Recommendation for Kitchen Fitter / Plumber

By earthwoman
July 7, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 7, 2013

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Posted July 7, 2013

I would like to add a recommendation for PJ from PJ Installations who fitted our Howdens kitchen to a high standard.

We initially started the kitchen re-fitting with another workman (Russell Hollick) who turned out to be a conman who ran off with our kitchen money after ripping out the old one. So when I first contacted PJ I was in a bit of a state and had been without a kitchen for over 2 weeks.

PJ came round the next day to give us quote and was able to start work within 2 days.

He worked hard to sort out the confusion and mess left by the first guy and amazingly was able to give us back some function in a few days.

I have to say that PJ was very sensitive to our situation and kept us informed along the way. His quick turnaround saved us an awful lot of stress and the nightmare soon turned to joy as we are all so happy with the new kitchen.

Strong recommendation.

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