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Specialising in Timber Fencing, Decking and Sheds. Contact us now for a free, no obligation, quote. Fully insured.
Mike has previously replaced old decking for us which was a great job and has recently laid a new large patio and extended an existing one. We are very happy customers and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend. Very friendly, no fuss, professional and a great eye for detail.
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Thank you very much,
Our pleasure
Oxfordshire Fencing&Decking
Mike was extremely professional and completed a fencing job for us this weekend. We knew the work would be great, but the finish and whole aesthetic is fantastic!
Thank you so much Mike and your son for your hard work!
I can highly recommend Mike for any fence related job in the Bicester area!
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Thank you very much,
Oxfordshire Fencing&Decking
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