Getting the Builders In

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Three pairs of builders go head to head, competing for jobs from homeowners.

Three pairs of builders go head to head, pricing up jobs and offering designs, and the homeowners choose which team to go with.

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Getting the Builders In: Series 1: Episode 7

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Episode 7

BBC One - Getting the Builders In, Series 1, Episode 7

On offer are an en suite bathroom in Epsom and some wardrobes for a bedroom in Didsbury.

Three pairs of builders compete to win jobs. On offer are an en suite bathroom in Epsom and some bespoke wardrobes for a bedroom in Didsbury.

In Epson, homeowners Zoe and Kevin want to get the builders in to transform an empty shell into a stylish en suite bathroom. The builders offer up three very different designs. Elliott and Paul have a clever tiling idea to make the room feel bigger, John and Simon come up with a sleek, minimalist design, and Martin and Mick think their plan for underfloor heating should clinch them the deal. Zoe and Kevin have £7,500 to spend - which builders will they pick?

In Didsbury, Jane and John need bespoke wardrobes for the bedroom. The builders have three very different ideas for what should be done, but of course only one pair can win the job.

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