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Nailsea, BS48
Under £2,000
Unsold Job, Updated Details : The job is laying 30 square foot of engineered flooring to a concrete subfloor which consists of a kitchen diner, hallway, small toilet area and conservatory.
The skirting board and architrave of all rooms will be removed along with the toilet prior to the job being carried out. Original : we want to lay a insulation thick material and then engineered wood flooring on top of a concrete floor - thickness in total 29mm
Nailsea, BS48
Under £100
room 22feet long 13 feet wide lay carpet
Nailsea, BS48
Under £1,000
I need carpet + underlay fitted in 3 bedrooms, landing and stair case.
I do not have the carpet yet, so if you can supply as well then that will be beneficial. I would say 30-50sqm. Need quotes in this week and ideally starting ASAP.
Nailsea, BS48
Under £100
fit a lounge stairs and landing carpet, room will be clear
Nailsea, BS48
I'm not sure
4 rooms
very small kitchen
large dining area, hallway and small toilet
all have been layed with laminate flooring but not secured with edging
Nailsea, BS48
I'm not sure
Sand and varnish parquet flooring in one large hallway and install & finish wooden flooring in large kitchen - can be parquet or reclaimed wood possibly will be guided by your professional advice. thanks
Nailsea, BS48
I'm not sure
Recent extension, floor has two different sections of concrete.
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