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To ensure that we reach you in the quickest possible
time make sure that your house numbers are large enough to be seen from the road.
If your house has a name,
make sure that it can be seen from the road, like this
'No Parking' sign
If possible, place your name or number on a wall or gatepost next to the road rather than on the door. Some door numbers are too far from the road to be seen.
Many houses have doors on the side so that names or numbers cannot be seen from the road
Bushes can hide the name or number, especially in spring or summer. Cut back foliage regularly so that your name or number can be clearly seen
Enure that your number stands out. Black on white or white on black is best. Lack of contrast hinders crews, especially at night time. This picture shows a brown number on a brown door
Encourage your local shop keepers to put the steet number on their shop front.
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