Sami has won the PEOPLES CHOICE AWARD! Best OVERALL AGENT in BIRMINGHAM!

We've recently valued your property and we believe working with Mecs would be the best decision to make. Why MECS?

Were an award-winning agent for consecutive years now and we strive to offer the best possible service. We would like to thank every single customer that voted for Sami and we’re proud to announce that Sami has won the following awards...

  • Best letting agent in Birmingham
  • Best overall agent in Birmingham
  • Best overall agent in B17
  • Best estate agent in B17
  • Best letting agent in B17


We would personally like to thank every single customer and All Agents for the nomination.

AllAgents.co.uk is an independent review site for estate agents, letting agents and essentially anyone involved in the property chain in the UK.


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What other agents charge you extra we include in our service. We only offer 1 package which is HIGH-LEVEL MARKETING ⏰🚀📸🏠💥

• Bespoke professional photography
• Property videos
• 360 tour
• Dedicated marketing manager
• Floor plans
• Drone footage


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