GLP - Please Connect Me!

Greater London Properties have now partnered with 'Please Connect Me' to help with a stress free transition into your new home.

A lot of tenants often find that moving home can be additionally stressful when they have to consider changing utility bills, or ensuring that they are known to their current providers.

Greater London Properties always want to try to give our tenants the smoothest journey possible, so by teaming up with Please Connect Me, this allows for them to do the hard work, so you don't have to!

They also offer brilliant packages and advise you which provider is the cheapest for you and your new property. So it's worth chatting to them about this.


Great News! You don't have to be moving into a new property to use them. If you are finding that your bills are currently too high and you wanted to find out if there are cheaper deals out there, they will speak with you about what is available with no added obligation.


CLICK HERE to get in touch with them.


Alternatively, when you find a new rental property with us, we will send you over a link at the time!

Any questions, feel free to reach out to us on 0207 113 1066


www.glp.co.uk





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