14 October 2011 1:00 GMT / By Ian Hughes
If, like us, you’re looking forward to a weekend of World Cup rugby, followed by a bracing walk with the dog and an afternoon in front of the fire reading a favourite book, perhaps rounding things off with a few beers to celebrate the inevitable Welsh victory, then you might just want to take note of www.ratedpeople.com.
Because if, like us, you actually face a weekend of DIY and all the trips to your local retail park and the hassle and the swearing and the crushing disappointment when everything you’ve slaved over falls apart in front of your eyes (and those of your disapproving family, including the dog), then you might want to get some trustworthy professional help in.
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It’s going to make that Welsh victory tomorrow so much more enjoyable knowing we won’t have to fight our way to Homebase straight afterwards.
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