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MAN AND VAN IN READING
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BERKSHIRE MAN & VAN |
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8, Woods Road,
Caversham,
Reading,
Berkshire
RG4 6NA
Tel: 0118 947 7250 |
- Collection & Delivery
- Small Household & Office Moves
- Packing Service Available
- UK & Ireland
- Competitive Prices
- Full/ Part Loads/ Single Items
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RELIABLE MAN & VAN |
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Tel: 0800 082 0940
Tps: 01189 471148 |
- Genuinely Friendly Service
- One To Four Man Teams
- Fully Insured For All Moves
- We Do All The Hard Work
- Large Lorry / Van Available
- Online Contact & Booking Form
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MAN AND VAN |
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45, Burghfield Rd,
Reading,
Berkshire
RG30 3ND
Tel: 07895 072719 |
- Domestic removals & storage
- Small removals
- Commercial removal & storage
- Light removal courier
- Business & office removals
- House clearance
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TAXIVANS READING |
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99, St. Peters Road,
Reading,
Berkshire
RG6 1PG
Tel: 01189 661155
Mobile: 07979 794343 |
- Savings On Hiring Or Removal!
- No Deposit, Same Day Service
- Flexible Times, Early AM Or PM
- Flats, Small Properties, DIY
- Store Pick Up Service
- House Clearance
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ABREY REMOVALS |
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57, Prospect St,
Caversham,
Reading,
Berkshire
RG4 8JN
Tel: 0118 947 4549 |
- Piano Specialist
- Household & Office Removals
- Storage Facilities
- Full Or Part Packing
- Experienced & Helpful
- Available 7 Days
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