Joinery in Chantry Court - Oaktree Joinery

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Joinery in Chantry Court

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Delivered the service with professionalism and competency. Worked well and got on with residents well

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Oaktree supply and fit a wide range of timber windows to suit listed conservation refurbishment for new build or character properties and we have the resources and the manpower to aid you in completing your project.

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Address: 1-2 Moat Road
West Wilts Trading Estate, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 4JS

T: 01373 858 054
W: oaktreejoinery.co.uk

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