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Reviews of Flooring Specialists in Plymouth, Devon
Yealmpton, PL8
1 October 2012
Under £100
we are pulling up old carpet. we need quote to lay laminate flooring to a room sized 8 feet 10 ins x 7 feet 4 ins.
Great Job, friendly and efficient. Many Thanks
Robert
ckcarpentryservices
Also specialises in windows & conservatories, kitchens, carpentry & joinery and handyman.
Devonport, PL1
9 October 2010
Under £250
lounge tongue & groove 15ft by 12ft laminate (17 sq meters)
Colin made a very professional job of fitting my floor and I am very pleased with the results.
I would have no hesitation in recommending him and heve already discussed future work in my home for him to carry out.
Marie
CJH Carpentry
Also specialises in security, roofing, locksmith and loft conversions.
St Budeaux, PL5
28 August 2009
Under £2,000
sandstone colour slabs to cover 9m x 6m B and Q sell these for £2.63p a slab size 450mm x 450mm
First rate builders were cheaper than other companies, the workmanship was first rate, hard graft for them due to poor access on my house, but did not alter the price. Also upgraded from slabs to paving at no extra costs and it looks fantastic just how we wanted it. They are polite, hard working and reliable. I would recommend them to anyone. I have 3 more building jobs on my house and will use them without question.
stuart
ABBOTS BUILDERS
Also specialises in traditional crafts, building, roofing and bricklaying.
Budshead, PL6
7 July 2007
I'm not sure
Kitchen measures 3.5m x 3m approx and dining room is 3.5m x 3m. We want both fitted with laminate flooring.
Andy from Door2Floor was helpful, friendly, efficient and did an excellent job, would recommend. Andy laid flooring in both kitchen and through to dining room and attached new skirting boards for us.
Julie
Renovate
Also specialises in roofing, carpentry & joinery, windows & conservatories and tiling.
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Roborough, PL6
Under £1,000
I am looking to have most of my carpets replaced. All rooms have underlay and grippers. Below are the rooms and sizes and what is needed. Please would you be kind enough to give prices for each room and then as a complete job. I have also supplied pictures of the kind of carpet and vinyl I would like you to supply. We need carpets to be hard wearing, hessian backed and of loop style.
Carpet 1 needs to be a biscuit colour
Carpet 2 needs to be a thin brown, beige & cream striped design
Vinyl needs to be a black slate design.
Carpet 1:
Living Room - 4m x 4m
Dining Room - 3m x 3m (needs carpet grips)
Downstairs Hallway - 2.1m x 4m + 1m x 2m (+ represents a split/join in the carpet)
Bedroom - 3m x 3.8m
Vinyl :
Kitchen - 3.5m x 2.7m
Downstairs Bathroom - 1.5m x 1.7m
Upstairs Bathroom - 1.3m x 1.7m
Carpet 2:
Stairs - 0.83m x 3.3m
Upstairs Landing/Hallway - 1.9m x 3.6m
I've measured the rooms but always added more, just in case.
Peverell, PL2
Under £500
To lay kitchen floor tiles before new kitchen is fitted
Peverell, PL3
Under £1,000
vinyl floor tiles in kitchen and hallway circa 45m2
Bickleigh and Shaugh, PL6
Under £1,000
Need lino fitted on a kitchen floor
Peverell, PL3
Under £500
Approx 12 M sq floor tiling; materials probably already purchased. Would like completed by middle of February. Kitchen and breakfast room area.
Lipson, PL4
Under £1,000
three roooms plus hallway about 64 square metres
Turnchapel, PL9
Under £250
Take up current vinyl tiles and replace (tiles have already been purchased) also repair (or replace) small chip on ceramic wall tile. This work is necessary after the replacement of a floorboard which has left vinyl flooring damaged. Work is urgent as it has been requested by purchaser.
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