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Several friends had recommended Harradines to me, so I used them for a recent move (which has also involved putting some furniture in storage for a year; and I'm confident it's safe and sound with them). I was disorganised and feeling very stressed, but was soon glad I'd elected for Harradines' full packing service. All the team were friendly, courteous and professional, and went the extra mile to help and reassure me throughout the process. For what was involved, I didn't think their price unreasonable, and in retrospect I can say their service is worth every penny. Like my friends had done, I too can thoroughly recommend Harradines.

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