Very helpful and knowledgeable. I wasn't sure of everything I needed but someone came out and…read morechecked my measurements and calculated what I needed. Excellent service , prompt delivery and on checking elsewhere the price was a lot cheaper.

In all your local DIY shops there are tiles. But here there are tiles, tiles and more tiles. If you…read morereally want choice of size, colours and texture Tile World is your best bet. I was making a tiling arrangement that involved lots of those little mosaic tiles. This was the only place I could find that had a range of colours beyond beige and blue. They came in sheets of colours but you could remove them (as opposed to the type that are all small tiles that you had to arrange in a pre-destined arrangement). The showroom isn't huge but that's because it's next to the warehouse so at least you know that they have what you want in stock.

Dave from county autos was absolutely brilliant this morning, came within 20 mins of calling to…read moresave us in an emergency and cannot thank him enough,got into the car within two minutes no damage and even made us a spare key on the spot so grateful cannot thank you enough!

Used hayden Plasterers after I had done a rewire for a customer. Really professional service. Very…read moreclean left no mess and he is a genuine nice guy.

Sam and Will Specialised Carpentry is a temporary name for a long established pair of skilled…read moreartisans. They have recently united forces, hence the deliberation around the name, but between them they have 30 years of experience under their belt making new and restoring old fine wood crafted items (anything considered as long as its tasteful). Sam and Will have found themselves working together on jobs for years, and grew to understand that both of them share the same exacting standards that it takes to out-perform the competition. In the end they decided they might as well join forces officially, allowing them to cut down on the administrative burdens of being lone operators, so that they can spend more doing what they love, (and are eminently better at!) They have been trying to figure out what to call themselves for a while, but have been kept busy with contracts that have found them without much effort the moment they hooked up together. Sam said half jokingly, but partly seriously, that they have discussed calling themselves OCD Carpentry. I think this is a great idea, and I said so. Sam looked perplexed, "yeah, but it's not very politically correct is it?" I disagreed, and explained that I thought it was a more than appropriate label for the standard of work that they achieve. I also added that people will realise that they are not bodge jobbers, who work on the cheap and knock something out for half the price, that only lasts a fraction of the time that their work lasts for... and this can only be a good thing... it'll save everyone the time potentially wasted in discussing mismatched objectives. These boys take their time, do a perfect job, and charge the right price for it... and they will not compromise their integrity by lowering their standards in an attempt to keep costs down, as they know better than anybody that, in reality, this is false economy. Not everyone can afford their services, and so a name like OCD would help find them the right client base without too much wasted time!