Kris did a fantastic job tiling our…
Kris did a fantastic job tiling our kitchen splashback. Great attention to detail and really high quality work. Highly recommend.
May 21, 2021
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Company details
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NJ Ceramics is a local buisness providing a complete supply and fitting service in all aspects of wall and floor tiling.
Contact info
SG8, Royston, United Kingdom
- www.njceramics.co.uk
Great service
Great service, friendly and accommodating.
Excellent finish using an odd shaped interlocking tile.
Added a grey hair or too putting it down but looks stunning. thanks Neil & Chris
March 10, 2021
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Great service
Great service, friendly and accommodating.
Quality of finish second to none.
Will be using them again.
Many thanks.
Genie Plumbing.
February 19, 2018
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