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So grateful to have found this guy, he took out my old en-suite and then supplied and fitted the new one. I am so very pleased with the end result. Have booked more work and recommended him to friends and family.
I needed a new sink, dishwasher, tumble dryer & washing fitted and plumbed in. Danny came round at the agreed time and got on with the job and can honestly say I am very impressed with the speed and quality of his work. He came recommended and I gladly pass on the same recommendation.
I needed my living room painted and Danny came recommended. Not only was he half the price of other quotes I'd gotten but the finish was that of a professional. I felt quite at ease leaving him at my house while I nipped out. He has now done other work for me and my neighbour including both our guttering and fences again perfectly done.
Many thanks
Kim
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