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Reader question: Who knows a good contractor around Cha-am?

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20 September 2014

Dear readers,

My name is Pieter and my wife is going to open a bar restaurant in Cha-am ban kwai. Now we are looking for a contractor to make a shelter above the terrace 9m x 2.75 m. And there is some brickwork in the kitchen and the terrace and renovation toilet room.

Who knows and has good experiences with a contractor around Hua Hin or Cha-am?

Hoping someone can help us because then we can open.

Sincerely,

Pieter

 

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5 responses to “Reader question: Who knows a good contractor in the Cha-am area?”

  1. Bjorn says up
    21 September 2014 on 05: 37

    Hello Pieter,

    I do know someone who can help you with that, a Dutchman also living in Cha Am.
    Here is his e-mail address: [email protected]

    Has a lot of experience with construction in Thailand.

    Success!

  2. Guus says up
    21 September 2014 on 11: 55

    Pieter, we live in Chaam and have some experience with local construction workers (very much difference in craftsmanship). We recently had various work carried out by a local contractor (including new kitchen, paving, welding and masonry). Excellent work, fast and appointments were neatly fulfilled. Not the cheapest. Just reasonable price. We are very satisfied. If desired, we can put you in touch with this contractor. Just email. Email address is known to the editors.Vr.Gr. Guus

    • pieter says up
      21 September 2014 on 13: 32

      Hi Gus.
      Thanks for your response Guus but how can I contact you my email [email protected]

  3. Herman says up
    21 September 2014 on 19: 12

    Hi Peter,
    I'll give you our contractor's email address. He now builds houses in SamRoi Yot. Also makes Sunshade's and does alterations/renovations. Is a Dutchman and is also called Pieter (Visser).:
    Tel. 0066.843163193
    email: [email protected]
    or : [email protected]

  4. pieter says up
    22 September 2014 on 05: 32

    Dear bloggers.
    Thank you very much for your help and maybe see you in bar restaurant 3PINONG in ban kwai.

    Greetings Peter.


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