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Need a recommended kitchen specialist in Perthshire for your job?

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

Rated People is here to help:

• 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 Perthshire 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

Get the recommended kitchen specialist you need with Rated People. Simply let us know about your project in the form above and we’ll do the rest.

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Kitchen installation in Perth City South
"Our new kitchen has just been fitted and we are delighted with the result. The design / specification / service delivered exactly what we outlined. Jim kept us up to date throughout. The kitchen fitter and , electrician and gas fitter were all extremely professional and couldn't have been more helpful. There were the normal couple of snags when a variety of things and people have to come together to produce an end result, but as ever the most important thing is they were quickly and easily sorted out. David Ness the kitchen fitter is worthy of special comment. I was most impressed with him. He took the time to talk through options and suggestions. The quality of his work was extremely high as was attention to detail. It was quite obvious Dave was more concerned about doing the best job rather than taking easy options. I have no hesitation recommending the quality , value or reliability of the whole job. "
Ian - PH1

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