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Tracey Moore

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We have refurbished our last three houses, but we have never had a building experience where we were 100% happy with every aspect of the work, until HamiltonWalters Carpentry & Building converted our loft and extended our kitchen for us. Their attention to detail, hard work and the fact that once they started the work, they were there every day until it was finished was really impressive and everyone was so nice too! I would (and already have) advise anyone thinking of converting their loft or doing other building works that there is really only one company they should talk to ? HamiltonWalters Carpentry & Building.


Mobile number - 07780004007

E-mail - [email protected]

Harleysmith Wrote:

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> We have refurbished our last three houses, but we

> have never had a building experience where we were

> 100% happy with every aspect of the work, until

> HamiltonWalters Carpentry & Building converted our

> loft and extended our kitchen for us. Their

> attention to detail, hard work and the fact that

> once they started the work, they were there every

> day until it was finished was really impressive

> and everyone was so nice too! I would (and already

> have) advise anyone thinking of converting their

> loft or doing other building works that there is

> really only one company they should talk to ?

> HamiltonWalters Carpentry & Building.

>

> Mobile number - 07780004007

> E-mail - [email protected]


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Yet most of your posts are recommending a building company? Strange, eh? As judging from the thread in the link above, you appear to be running one yourself.

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