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Firstcall Trade Services located at 38 W Gorgie Parks, Edinburgh EH14 1UT, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0131 285 7150

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Ché Finlay

5 Google Rating

Their management team were wonderful to deal with. Especially John, big thanks!

5/ 5

Their management team were wonderful to deal with. Especially John, big thanks!

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Amber Moyes

5 Google Rating

A huge thank you to Malky and Euan for carrying out the work within my property over the last couple

5/ 5

A huge thank you to Malky and Euan for carrying out the work within my property over the last couple of days. Really pleased with the outcome and my house is starting to feel like a home. Service from both was amazing. Work was carried out fast and I was kept in the loop with everything that was going on. Cant fault any of the work that was carried out, Thanks again.

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Nicola McKiernan

5 Google Rating

Thank you guys so much for taking pride in your work & fixing all our home builders mistakes. I’m

5/ 5

Thank you guys so much for taking pride in your work & fixing all our home builders mistakes. I’m starting to feel happy in my new home now. I honestly couldn’t fault you in any way! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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5801742 .

2 Google Rating

Friendly workers , good level of professionalism. Company severely hampered by lack of communication

2/ 5

Friendly workers , good level of professionalism. Company severely hampered by lack of communication, failure to respond to requests and false promises

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Alan Wilson

1 Google Rating

1/ 5

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Anne-Marie Hoy

5 Google Rating

First class polite and clean n tidy, gave info on all they were doing and reassurances of any proble

5/ 5

First class polite and clean n tidy, gave info on all they were doing and reassurances of any problems to call back fir help.

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Paul Hennessy

1 Google Rating

1/ 5

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