From the F.A.Q.'s page
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Will my each and every item be placed where I would like them to be placed?
Yes! Each and every one of your items and goods will be placed precisely where you would like them to be placed, hassle free. Our staffs will do everything necessary to make sure your entire move is trouble free."
"Will my" sounds odd to me, I would say "Will each and every..."
"Our staff" in the singular sounds better to me.
"call or try out online quoteation service to get an accurate quote." My suggestion...
"call or try out our Online Quotation Service to get an accurate quote."
"Do I have Arrange parking for" should be "Do I have to Arrange parking for".
"ask neighbours for visitors permit to use" should be "permit's"
on Help page "if your after a quote." should be "if you are after a quote": your is being used in possesive and that is not appropriate there.
Of course, I am looking at this using American English, not The Queen's English, so if my observations are just differences in dialect, please ignore me.
I notice that the company offers single item moving, but the Online Quotation Service gives no options for single items. I would suggest adding at least an option for large single items like Piano's or furniture, and a statement to call for quotes on smaller items.
Overall I like that site. The graphic with that wooden sign is great! Very eye-catching and unique. And I think the site map is fine as it is. This is not a 123 page corporate site, it does not need a massive site map.
The company comes across as very customer oriented and friendly. I would use them based on that site.
Nice job.