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By fishfoot
March 30, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 30, 2015

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Posted March 30, 2015

Hi recently we looked on the forums for a recommended plumber as our boiler had finally given up the ghost and refused any attempts to work, so after a few searches of the forums we got a few numbers and called around, now we got a few replies and quotes but we would highly recommend Yen Lin of London plumbing.

HE came round late in the evening gave us a quote and said he could get this done quickly as we had booked a week away, after going home he let us know that his quote was slightly wrong (worked out to be less and no extra charge), now we have a new boiler fully up and running (took him slightly longer than planned) but he is gas safe registered and he made sure all checks were done to regulations.

HE can be found under boiler service and repair within the forums or his number is 07798530265

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