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Easy Move Removals

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Whether you’re moving house or office, the process takes careful planning and hard work. Finding the right removal and moving company in Swansea, South Wales is key to reducing your stress and workload so you can focus on the aspects of your move that matter most.

At Easy Move Removals, we offer a range of services, from residential moves to commercial removals, as well as self-storage and specialist furniture and piano removal services. We also offer a man and a van service, which is perfect for flexible and smaller moves.

 

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Unit 28 Neath Abbey Industrial Park, Neath SA10 7DR

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