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A1 Moves are a Highworth, Swindon, Wiltshire based family run removals business formed in 2002, we operate a domestic and commercial removals service covering the whole of the UK.  

Since its formation the Company has rapidly gained a high reputation for a personal and professional removal service.  We pride ourselves on offering excellent customer service, backed up with the skills and the knowledge to ensure our clients move goes as smoothly and trouble free as possible.

Our staff are all highly trained and wear company uniforms, we use modern vehicles, all of which are equipped with a large complement of blankets and the various trollies and other lifting/carrying equipment vital to the trade to ensure that your belongings arrive at your destination property in the same condition as when they were collected.

To ensure that your move goes smoothly we use the latest project management techniques.  We are flexible enough to work with your needs ie.  Delays caused by late completion etc

 

A1 Moves understand that moving can be a very daunting and at times unsettling experience and moving into a new home is one of the most stressful things a person or family can do, however A1 Moves have the expertise to help minimize that stress to ensure a smooth, professional and hassle free move.

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We specialise in Domestic Removals Oxfordshire covering Oxford, Wallingford, Henley on Thames, Abingdon, Bicester, Banbury, Didcot, Thame, Faringdon and Chipping Norton.

 

We specialise in all areas of removals Oxford, Oxfordshire and have a highly trained team of staff that are able to ensure your removals Wiltshire goes to plan