Car & Commercial Recovery Services is a family owned and run business established in 1973 by Uel & Grace Hardy.
\nOperating from sites in Belfast & Bangor C.C.R.S. offer a complete rescue and recovery service to the Province covering the whole of Ireland on request.<\/p>\n
On a 24hr basis we specialise in breakdown rescue, recovery and transportation for all cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles.
\nWith a reputation in the industry for providing a prompt, reliable and professional service, we are the first choice solution for all motoring organisations leading insurance companies including car & commercial dealerships, body shops, fleet-operators, government departments and the private motorist.
\nCommitted to High Standards<\/p>\n
C.C.R.S. Recovery Ltd are credited to UKAS Quality Management ISO 9001 and are fully PAS 43 compliant.<\/p>\n
We pride ourselves on our high levels of Customer Care and our attention to detail – having the flexibility to meet customers individual needs.
\nThank you for visiting our website, if you require any further information please don\u2019t hesitate to contact us<\/p>\n
Car & Commercial Recovery Services Ltd
\nHead Office: 51 Cotton Road, Bangor, BT19 7QG
\nTel: 028 9145 0200 \/ Fax: 028 9147 8383
\nWebsite: www.ccrsrecovery.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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