Homes & Gardens Mid Kent Living Advertisement feature
PAUL Dale is a friendly tradesman but he does get hot under the collar when he hears about vulnerable people being exploited in the name of business. He is only too aware of the pressure
For all your facias, soffits, guttering or cladding needs Why not try the honest trader that doesn’t take advantage “
decisions may be difficult to make." Trading since 1990, his speciality is
tactics used by some businesses and that maintaining a smart home can be tricky, especially for single parents, the widowed and elderly. Paul said: "I was widowed at an early
age and so understand what it is like to be on your own - even the simplest of
Facias, soffits and guttering
fitting UPVC fascias, soffits, cladding and guttering to houses which have just started to show signs of wear and tear. He will price the job and there are no hidden extras - what he says is what you get. "I hear many stories of salesmen who
are almost impossible to get rid of and unwanted phone calls after a quote. I believe in giving one quote and then leaving people to make up their mind. I treat people the way I would like to be treated myself. People will have my home number and can call me at any time. I am not selling a product or spinning a line I am selling myself - my future business is in the hands of my present customers".
It all looks lovely and thankyou
so much again. We really are thrilled and would highly reccomend you. Claire & Shane, Gravesend
Paul trading on a good reputation Contact Paul on
01227 713995 or 07719 848 115 PAUL DALE
A big thank you to all my previous customers
ONSITE SERVICES Self Drive Mini Digger Hire
GREYHOUND
• JCB Mini Diggers (1.5 tonne 40” wide) • Takeuchi Micro Diggers (3/4 tonne 28” wide) • Micro Dumper (1/4 tonne) • Skip loading dumper (1 tonne) • Auger • Breakers • Wacker Plates
24hr Excellent Service Very Reasonable Rates
Please call for full details
Telephone: 07860 171385 / 01634 240268 Email:
lindagreyhound@aol.com
38 Mid Kent Living
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