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Our team specialises in residential extensions, handyman services, bathroom installations, modular homes and garden office design. We have years of experience serving the Notting Hill, Kensington & Chelsea and Mayfair areas, and pride ourselves on our attention to detail and customer satisfaction. We also operate in Chiswick, Westminster, Islington, Belsize Park and Hampstead. Our services cover all types of properties, whether they are residential, commercial or publicly owned. It doesn’t matter if your property is freehold or leasehold (such as a block of flats) either. We specialise in improvements to high-end residential homes.
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16 Lambton Place, W11 2SH, Notting Hill, United Kingdom
- hillandway.co.uk
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