Great experience …
Used react recently and really happy with the job, wouldn’t go anywhere else now, highly recommend!
12 December 2023
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At react plumbing, we are committed to finding the right solution for your home or business. We have been proudly serving Wakefield, West Yorkshire and the surrounding areas for decades and we look forward to working with you.
Contact info
54 Rufford Street, WF2 9PH, Wakefield, United Kingdom
- 07540 498430
- mail@react-plumbing.co.uk
- react-plumbing.co.uk
plumbed in my designer bathroom
This guy plumbed in my designer bathroom. Very happy with the result and highly recommended.
31 July 2023
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Reply from React Plumbing
Thanks Mike, glad you are happy with the results.
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