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“The Mobile Handyman” For All Your DIY &
Property Maintenance Requirements
Electrical services Plumbing Brickwork Carpentry
Ceramic tiling Flat roofing
Painting & decorating Kitchen refurbishment Bathroom refurbishment Flat pack furniture assembly
T: 01483 548048 or 07710 134670 E:
contact@mobilehandyman.co.uk
No Callout Fee/Fully Insured
affordable furniture for all! OPEN 6 days a weekMon 9am-4pm, Tues – Sat 9am – 5pm (closed Sunday) NEW
furniturelink CAN NOW COLLECT YOUR BULKY WASTE ITEMS
No: of items
1 2 3 4 5
Half Luton Van Full Luton Van
Standard Charge
£30 £35 £40 £45 £50 £75
£150 ITEMS THAT CANNOT BE COLLECTED
BUILDERS RUBBLE • PIANOS • GARDEN WASTE • CAR BATTERIES • PAINT SNOOKER/POOL TABLES • FOOD AND HOUSEHOLD WASTE
massive stock on offer
UNIT 2B - MERROW BUSINESS PARK - MERROW - GU4 7WA 01483 506504
furniturelinkguildford.com
CALL FOR PRICES AND FURTHER INFORMATION we’re here to help CALL DYLAN/NATASHA NOW ON 01483 506504
WE ARE NOW AT UNIT 2B - MERROW BUSINESS PARK - MERROW - GU4 7WA Furniturelink Guildford is a registered charity limited by guarantee in England no. 1137021
Please mention The Merrow Pages when responding to adverts
Reduced Charge if on Benefits
£20 £25 £30 £35 £40 £60
£120
Bed & Mattress (count as 2 x items) Table & 4 Chairs (count as 2 x items) Charge for the removal of any refrigerated items = £30
WE ALSO COLLECT RE-USABLE ITEMS 1-3 ITEMS £15
SMALL HOUSE CLEARANCES • SMALL HOUSE MOVES Reduced Charges if you are on benefits INCOME SUPPORT • PENSION CREDIT • WORKING TAX CREDIT • COUNCIL TAX BENEFIT
Proof of Benefits must be e-mailed to
k.watson.furniturelink@gmail.com (must be correspondence within last 6 months).
Collection can only be from the address registered on the proof of benefits letter.
CALL US ON 01483 506504 TO BOOK IN A COLLECTION
Payment over the phone with Debit or Credit Card before collection – or cash on day of collection. Q DO I NEED TO BE HOME? A No, if paid in advance items can be left outside your property.
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