Review
Removal of wood burner
Job description
We have an old wood burner. It sits on a concreate plinth in the lounge. We need to have the wood burner and plinth removed, the chimney removed and the roof will need new corrigation to cover where the chimney was. Inside the area where the plynth was and ceiling would need to be made good (new skirting board, sorting out the floor and any plastering though I think this is minimal). Note, the back of the log burner is not attached to the wall. We can organise with a carpet shop for new carpet and carry out any painting work ourselves
Review
| Workmanship |
4.0
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| Cost |
5.0
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| Schedule |
4.0
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| Communications |
4.5
|
Dean was quick to get in contact and provided a comprehensive written quote at a competitive price. It was difficult to estimate the removal of the concreate plynth which proved to be a bigger job than expected, though Dean stuck to his original price. In hind sight he should have come with a trolley to remove the plynth but it was hard to know at the time. He was a day late due to wet weather making it difficult to do the roof work. Overall I was pleased with the work carried out.
Work carried out by the owner/operator
Reviewed on 14-03-2010
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