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Reworks London Limited is a all-in-one service solution, meaning we do everything that involves properties. We are specialized in developing and executing the best possible solutions to meet your expectations for your property. With the variety of services we offer, we are able to alter your property to its full potential.
120 Pall Mall, SW1Y 5EA, London, United Kingdom
3.2
1 review
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Reworks London like to decorate their website with labels mentioning "considerate constructors" and "social value". But then they open a carpentry surrounded by residential properties, terrorising the neighbourhood with daily noise pollution from saws, compressors, sanders, and yelling. Illegal noisy works on a bank holiday included. No, thanks.
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