X7 Roofing Maintenance located at 10 Earl’s Dr, Newcastle upon Tyne NE15 7AJ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 07542 282860

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Thomas Clayton

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Clare Laidler

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Secondly time we have used John and highly recommend. In the time it took for another roofer to get

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Secondly time we have used John and highly recommend. In the time it took for another roofer to get me a quote he had quoted, organised scaffolding and done the job. Friendly, professional and good value.

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John McFadyen

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I done a good job I think

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I done a good job I think

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