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Someone reliable to repair a 30x30xm hole in my bathroom ceiling

By emilina
January 19, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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emilina

Posted January 19, 2015

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Posted January 19, 2015

Hi, we recently had a slow leak from an internal pipe that has just been fixed. In order for it to be repaired we've had to cut a hole into our ceiling. The hole is approx 30cm x 30cm. The ceiling is suspended with pipes behing it, and is 12mm plasterboard.

I'm looking for a someone to come and repair it & smooth it over so I can repaint the ceiling and make it good again. I am happy to do the painting myself, but need quotes for the repair of the hole.

Please PM me with a quote - see attached photo for the hole.

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