Design and printing service online in West London, we provide creative business solution services. Our customers frequent orders are as follows Business cards, Leaflets, Posters, Roll-up banners, booklets, Photo canvas, Copying, Binding, Lamination, T-shirts and Graphic design services.
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CAPCOOL AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION
CapCool Ltd is an Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Company specialising in installations, servicing and maintenance for domestic and commercial sectors. With our dedicated team of engineers situated around London and neighbouring cities, we ensure cost-efficient solutions are provided with rapid and reactive call out services at flexible hours to suit your demands.
Fully qualified and experienced engineers From planning and design to installation services Prioritising first time servicing solutions Regular contracted maintenance for new and existing equipment 7 day service – operating after business hours from 5pm – 11pm Speedy emergency response Environmentally safe disposal of unusable and faulty goods
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1. Run a workshop. Consider hosting a free workshop session on your areas of core expertise. A cooking or hairdressing demonstration, or advice for customers on anything from protecting their boiler from the cold weather to how to keep their New Year’s Resolutions, will help remind customers of what you can do for them. It doesn’t even need to be in person – you can host the workshop online and attract even m…
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