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Looking for someone to remove living room carpet - requires lifting and moving furniture

By Lollipop
October 6, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Lollipop

Posted October 6, 2016

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Posted October 6, 2016

I want to return to floorboards and need someone to help remove the carpet in my living room. The work will involve moving furniture (sofa, chairs etc)to remove the carpet. Ideally I would like it cut into sections so I can transport it to the dump. It 'should' be a couple of hours work?

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