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I found Robert via google when I had a major leak in my boiler. He was great. Gave me advice over the phone to sort it without the call-out fee. When I may the decision I need to replace the boiler (it was 15+yrs) he was an obvious choice. He was great value for money, professional, and did a great job. Would 100% recommend.
I had a leaking tap. This tap supplies my business with water. It has to be turned off every night because of my equipment. The leak has stopped but the tap cannot now be turned off. Just a word of advice, please check your work before you rush off.
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