History

Extraman is as much an institution in Earl's Court as are over-crowded hotels, fast-food outlets, and dodgy stickers in phone boxes, and just about as well patronised. Almost 40 years of organising and placing legions of staff from all over the world has provided us with an experience in our field that others can only dream about.

Starting in the year that The Beatles split up, Extraman has prospered through recessions, strikes, wars and reality TV to become, we believe, the largest independent supplier of unskilled labour in London.

Sited within view of the underground station, and on a direct line from Heathrow Airport, Extraman has been the first port of call for thousands of workseekers over the years who have heard of Extraman's abilities to match their requirements to those scores of companies and institutions that come to us to source their temporary staff.

From the earliest days when Extraman operated out of a single office in Waterloo, through the move to Earl's Court in the 1970's, and currently from our three offices in London and the South -East, Extraman has provided a high quality service to some of the UK's leading companies and to small enterprises alike. Each has their own individual requirement, and Extraman's uniquely personal approach, together with access to a high quality labour pool, means that some of those have remained clients throughout many of our decades of trading, often becoming close friends.

However, please don't take our word for it, review our clients testimonials to see what they have to say.