Ease the Squeeze will help with storage

Lianne Cooper

18 July 2008

A REMOVALS and storage company with a base in Redditch is now offering residents a new service.
Bishop's Move, in Park Farm North, has launched its new Ease the Squeeze service, with provides high quality self storage, something that has not previously been available.
Predominantly based in London and the surrounding areas, the company was founded in 1854 and his since grown to 25 branches nationwide and two in Europe, with Redditch being one of the newest, opening in 2002.
It is owned by the Bishop family, who is in its sixth generation.
As well as the new self storage service Bishop's Move also offers household, commercial and international removals.
Sales manager, Matt Jackson, said: "Whether people are moving home or office, or simply need to 'ease the squeeze', we are now able to offer those in Redditch and the surrounding area the total storage solution to fit any budget or requirement.
"From packing and wrapping through to transportation and storage.
"We offer secure warehouse storage with either wooden or metal containers in different sizes to suit any budget, and with easy access, all our units are secure in alarmed, fire-proof, purpose built warehouse."
Residents who have no means of bringing storage items to the company can also take advantage of its collection and delivery service.
Mr Jackson added: "With the current state of the economy we are trying to offer people solutions on moving and storing during the credit crunch.
"Perhaps residents are downsizing and need a storage solution or need to put items in store but want to bring it in themselves to save on removal cost - whatever the situation we have a solution here."
For more information visit www.easethesqueeze.com.

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