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    hi, had a guy ring me up for a quote on sat as i was driving past mbro teeside as he seen my no on my van , had to tell him its a bit far for me to go to price the job and was just driving past. so was wondering to help the guy out , if any decent tiler closer to teeside ( acklam ) would be interested in giving him a price ? job is a conservatory floor , not sure on any other details. thanks
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    Default Re: teeside conserv floor anyone ?

    nice one Terry

    if anybody is interesting in quoting this work for Terry's contact, please pm Terry directly for the full job details

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    If he is prepared to wait then pass on my number.. link below to website.

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