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Our team of highly skilled and qualified roofers and builders provide a highly professional service throughout London and Surrey where we at SiteCare Roofing & Building have been providing the highest quality services to homeowners and businesses for over a decade.
123 The Alders, TW136NX, Feltham, United Kingdom
Stephen paved my front garden for me and set up a front garden drainage system. He listened to my brief and did an excellent job. The look and finish is really important to me and Stephen has an excellent eye for detail. He was reliable, helpful and flexible. I would definitely recommend him. In fact this is the second time that I have used him as he also sorted out some drainage issues and leaks for me.
Replacement front paving absolutely fantastic result very pleased with finished result.
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