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Recommended Gas Safe Certified plumbers - boiler replacement & more

By Moore13
December 20, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted December 20, 2013

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Posted December 20, 2013

I'd like to recommend James & Phil, the plumbers I had round recently who replaced my weird old inefficient boiler with a lovely brand new Vaiilant. The job was tricky in places as the boiler cupboard was hard to get to, but they did an absolutely fantastic job and I?m super happy with the result! :)

James & Phil are reliable and trustworthy (can be hard to find in the trade) quoting a decent price for the work (again, hard to find!) and kept the mess to a minimum, as well as cleaning up after themselves as though they?ve hardly been there. They?re extremely professional and perfectionists, so you?ll end up with a really polished finish - I highly recommend them :)

To contact them for a quote, their numbers are:

James ? 07985 592716

Phil ? 07897 962104

I?m sure they do tonnes more than just boiler replacements, so give them a shout to see how they can help you?

Thanks again guys for the super job! :)

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