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A fantastic experience with Andy and his team. They all worked tirelessly to turn what could have been a very stressful process into one that was almost fun! Grateful thanks to all 6 of you and of course to Matt in the office. BTW Andy prefers chocolate biscuits!
The whole experience was seamless and stress free. Cannot fault the service we received from original quotation to us moving in to our new home. All of the team were fantastic, hard working and made sure our move was as easy as possible. Thank you to everyone for all you did to help us relocate.
They own us 500eu.On delivery we need to take all items to the 2nd floor with no lift - agreed 500eu extra. Promised to pay after unloading.After just said they wont pay.They subcontracting their jobs to other companies and not paying what they should.Its just shame on them
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