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9 years ago

Hi .If you looking for a proper carpenters & joiners don't hesitate to contact us 07588779766
ionrusutbscarpentry@gmail.com
we have a good experience and very skillful. ..

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CUBIC Studios Limited
9 years ago
Hi John,

Thank you very much for providing us with your contact details. We aren’t looking for a carpenter/jointer at the moment but will gladly get in touch should our requirements change.
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