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Rubery to Evesham House Removal

ricky — Fri, 13 Nov 2020 19:55:12 +0000

This house removal from Rubery (B45) to Evesham was quite straight forward, as we only had to dismantle three beds, which consisted of one king-size bed and 2 single beds. Also there was chest of drawers and two bed side cabinets which were also on the list to be removed from the bedrooms. The other items we moved were living room and kitchen pieces such as a coffee table and a TV unit and TV, also a washing machine, cooker and dryer and then an enormous amount of boxes and bags that I’ve seen for a long time, but nothing too difficult.

The only difficult part of the move was the parking at the unloading end. We had to block the road for a while, this is something I always try to avoid doing. I think we was very lucky with the traffic as I only had to move the van once to let a limo get past, apart from that it was a smooth removal and most importantly the customer was very happy.

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I love a challenge

ricky — Sun, 08 Nov 2020 19:34:35 +0000

This job started out really easy, even though it was nearly a full van load, it only came out of a garage. I then had to deliver it to a storage centre in Shirley. That’s when the job became more of a challenge, as the unit was on the second floor and there was no lift. Just my look that the unit would happen to be at the very back of the building. I just kept thinking of all the calories I was burning. It was a hard job that turned out well, the customer was very happy in the end.

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The piano move

ricky — Thu, 05 Nov 2020 12:46:31 +0000

Our man and van service received many calls last week. One of those calls was from a customer looking to obtain a quote to move a piano. After looking at the details of the piano move which included a pickup from Edgbaston and a drop off at kings Norton, also there were some stairs at the collection point we had to contend with which went up from the basement, also some stairs that went back down to street level.

I gave him a price for four men as I knew it would be a four man job. The bit of detail I didn’t know was the removal men which delivered to the apartment in the first place must have been in my opinion definitely magicians, as there were a labyrinth of twists and turns before even getting to the stairs. having said that, with just a tickle of strength, finesse and careful planning we manage to get the piano delivered in one piece. At the end of the job customer was over the moon.

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