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By cecilandrew
May 3, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 3, 2015

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Posted May 3, 2015

I know there has already been a recommendation for Extra Mile Vans on here, but wanted to support that from my recent experience with them. Earl and his colleague Jermain were excellent in every way for our local move. On time, great value, perfect attitude on what is already a pretty stressful day and no problem that can't be solved. For example managing to hoist a sofa up through a first floor window all within their estimated time. They get our highest recommendation and we wouldn't hesitate to use again in the near future! (http://www.extramilevans.co.uk/)

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