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Good Morning all. Hope you are all well.

Just a short introduction from me.

I am a plumbing & Heating engineer from the Isles of Skye, Scotland.
Been self employed for 8 years, employing a couple of lads for around 6 years & recently took on an administrator part time to take calls, book in jobs & sort admin before giving it to the accountants.
Mainly working on oil boilers, breakdowns & replacements. No natural gas up this way so i am not gas safe registered.
In my spare in I like to ride my motorbike if the weather allows - not that often up here!

Hopefully catch a few of you over the coming weeks/months.

All the very best for 2019, Cheers!
 
hello and welcome
 

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