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Tiler and plumber recommendation


Lisaparker40

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Morning!


I haven't written on the forum before but I really wanted to recommend Ben and Kevin for the fantastic job they've done on the tiling in my kitchen (Ben) and the plumbing work putting in my new sink etc (Kevin). The floor really does look stunning and I also had underfloor heating put in. I found Ben super to work with, he's full of ideas and he also has a lot of good contacts (he brought in Kevin for the plumbing). Ben also specialises in full bathroom re-fits.

Give him a call ladies and gents if you are looking for a tiler!

Ben (BMC Homes Limited) 07946510482 or [email protected]

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