The job was done great. I paid by cheque on the day the job was done. I didn't appreciate receiving accounts for the next 3 months stating it was overdue! I rung each time the acct arrived and was told it would be corrected. It took more than 3 months. Don't pay this person for the job on the day - wait for the account to come through. At least it might be processed.
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Molony Mike Electrical
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Newest review February 2007
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3.2out of 5
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