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Facelift access hire provides access platform and cherry picker hire, sales and training throughout the UK.

Our expertise with powered access equipment, together with the knowledge and understanding that we have built with our customers over 25 years, ensures that we supply you with the right piece of equipment, at the right price, and to deliver it on time. Our IPAF Rental+ accreditation for access hire, guarantees you the highest standards in customer service, safety, staff training, machine inspection, and contract terms. We believe that powered access platforms offer the safest way to work at height, call us with your enquiry.

http://www.facelift.co.uk/

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