TRADE SECRETS
* Who are you? andrew Watson carpentry
* What type of carpentry do you do? We primarily fit and supply kitchens but will do all sorts of carpentry jobs such as bathroom fitting, flooring and fitted wardrobes.
* In what area? We are based in Stoke Fleming but have clients all over the South Hams. * Approx how much do your kitchens cost? We cater for all budgets – we will happily fit kitchens that have been purchased from suppliers such as Howdens or help to design and create bespoke kitchens right up to high end installations.
* Can you also look after the associated electrics, tiling etc? We can do the tiling, plastering and some basic plumbing but, where appropriate, will happily organise the other trades.
* How long have you been doing this? We’ve been supplying and fitting for 16 years and have built a wide client base with many clients returning to us to fit new kitchens or other carpentry work. * Why should our readers choose you over other suppliers? We are very experienced and flexible and will happily fit a kitchen purchased elsewhere or create you something special and unique.
* What is popular or the new fashion in kitchens currently? We still fit all sorts and much depends on the style of house. We have noticed a trend, however, towards high gloss finishes and handle-less and self-close doors and drawers.
You can contact Andrew on 07976 574108 or email
awcarpentry@ymail.com
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