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Pam50

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Pam50

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Huge thumbs up for Richard of Richard James Wooden Floors http://www.richardjameswoodenfloors.com who fitted an oak floor today.

Totally professional, organised, excellent fitting skills and attention to detail, cleared up completely and left not a speck of dust! Thoroughly recommend.

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greenape

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As I'm on a recommendation kick this afternoon (we've just finished renovating our flat), I thought I'd second this. Richard laid an engineered wood floor for us last August. Did a great, and very rapid job powered only by large amounts of instant coffee.


We had a slight issue where one of the doorway bits had come away from the flooring (which if I'm honest was probably caused by us walking on it too quickly), and he came back to sort it out pretty much immediately.

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