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Need a recommended kitchen specialist in Gloucester for your job?

You have some kitchen work and you need a recommended kitchen specialist to do it.

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• Using Rated People, you can find and choose tradespeople in your area based on what others have said about them
• The kitchen specialists who use our site cover a wide range of projects from kitchen fitting and kitchen design work to complete kitchen refurbishment
• Post your job, give a clear description and up to 3 recommended kitchen specialists in Gloucester will contact you to quote on the work
• Then, after the job is complete, simply go back and rate your kitchen specialist based on the work they have done

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Ratings

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Kitchen refurbishment and renovation in Kingsholm and Wotton
"Paul Rust and his team were reliable, friendly, hard working and produced an excellent kitchen at a good price. I would definitely recommend [COMPANY_NAME] for similar projects."
Melanie - GL1

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Kitchen installation in Churchdown
"Excellent service, quality product. Brilliant communication. Care and attention paid to get the job done well. Very accommodating and helpful. 10/10"
Kathryn - GL3

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Kitchen installation in Moreland
"Tim did the job over a couple of days and although I was initially impressed by this it became apparent that he had rushed it. He did not connect the right pipes to plumb in the washing machine and there were gaps between the wall units and the grout. About a month after it was fitted the kitchen hood fell off the wall and was left hanging by a wire. When I contacted him to have a look he did not turn up and I have been unable to contact him since. It seems to me as thought he felt my kitchen did not make him enough profit so he rushed it and has therefore left me in the difficult position of deciding whether to take legal action against him."
alison - GL1

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• UK needs low carbon revolution to meet CO2 target, report warns
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  Enquiries for mortgage advice from first-time purchases remained high in February as access to lending improved, says Unbiased.co.uk.
• Mortgage lending hit £9.2bn in February
  Gross lending rose six per cent compared with January, according to CML.
• Government told to "get a grip" on Decent Homes Programme
  MPs criticise Whitehall for "weak approach" to financial control over home improvements.
• Confidence in housing 'hits new high'
  Confidence in the residential property market hit a new high in February, according to one report.

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