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I have been introduced to a new client who has a flat that needs some work which I can deal with but he also has a restaurant that needs a couple things doing, replace a fan controller, a new circuit to split some appliances up which are currently tripping out when under heavy load, also replace a 3 phase rotary switch that is to stiff for the staff to turn of for cleaning.
Is there anybody willing to do this work on my behalf in West Oxon area as a sub contractor?
 

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