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Recommendation for Norwood Roofing Specialists

By Gerbera
March 24, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Gerbera

Posted March 24, 2015

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Posted March 24, 2015

I wanted to give a big recommendation for David and his colleague Patrick at Norwood Roofing Specialists. We've had a series of roofers not turning up, doing poor work, or clearly not knowing how to fix the problem we had with our guttering and some water ingress into a back bedroom.

David was prompt and reliable. He saw exactly what the problem was and how to solve it, gave me a price, made an appointment, and came as agreed. I'm really pleased with what they've done.

I'm aware this is my first forum post, so it could look suspicious. To be totally transparent: David asked me to leave a review here if I was happy to. I'm always glad to pass on recommendations, particularly as I found his name here in the first place.

Norwood Roofing Specialists (David O'Connell)

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