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Recommendation for awkward furniture removal

By Annasfield
August 12, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Annasfield

Posted August 12, 2016

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Posted August 12, 2016

I had a dilemma. I've recently purchased a new sofa and have sold my old one to a friend.

I was tight getting the old sofa in (the arms come off) but we managed it. My friend booked a man with a van to collect it and they spent best part of 3.5 hours today trying to get it down my staircase with no luck.

I thought we were going to have to chop it up to get it out. My friend found a really lovely chap called Paul and he managed to get it out in 10 minutes.

I cannot recommend him enough. His business is AU Upholstery

Not only does he make furniture, but he specialises in getting large furniture in/out of properties by dismantling and re-building it. I was expecting him to have to do this with the sofa, but he got it out.

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