If you have yellow lines or parking bays outside your property, parking may be a problem.  Parking dispensation will be required.  This unfortunately is something only you as a resident can arrange, but we can help by supplying you with all the necessary information and relevant telephone numbers for your local council.

These are deceptively heavy, so please make use of the smaller boxes or, alternatively, half fill the larger cartons with lighter items on top and avoid putting too many items into a box.  Clearly label all boxes with their contents and the room from which they came.

Boxes are not provided on the day however we can give you advice on them before you purchase them.

Chests of drawers must not be left filled at any time.  Fragile or valuable items should be packed separately and drawers in divan beds should also be emptied.

Wardrobes must not be left filled at any time.  Small effects from wardrobes should be packed separately.

These should be packed separately into boxes.

Pack only 5 or 6 smaller plants into a box ensuring that some packing material is placed between the pots to prevent them from toppling over.  Seal the box with the flaps up to give extra protection and to allow the plants to breath.  You should advise us of any larger plants that require special treatment and leave their packing to us.  It should be noted that, whilst we will take every care of your plants they are not covered by insurance.

These should be emptied and defrosted prior to removal.

Gas and Electric cookers can be disconnected by the householder but, if in doubt, seek professional advice.  Clean off all grease, particularly from the exterior of all appliances, as this can lead to a nasty accident.  Remove any loose fittings from the cooker and pack separately.  The glass plate from your microwave oven should be removed and packed separately.

These should be disconnected and any contents removed.  A drum-locking bar should also be fitted.  We have moved thousands of machines without their locking bars being fitted without problem however, your manufacturers warranty does require this.

Well in advance of your move, you should contact your utility companies of your vacation of the premises.  Gas, electricity and water authority should be advised.  We have a post office link on this site for you to notify the Post Office of your new address so that you can redirect your mail.  It is worth considering telephoning, posting a card or emailing friends and associates of your change of address.

To ensure a speedy removal and delivery of your goods, both the premises which you are vacating and the one to which we are delivering, have good access for our vehicles.  It should be noted that if we have quoted for delivery to a address with good access and this is not the case, your quoted price may be subject to adjustment.

It is also important that someone is available at the destination to advise the crew as to where to unload the consignment.  Within reason, your furniture will be placed where you required it to be situated.  Labelling of boxes makes the distributing task easier.  It is a good idea to have a room set aside for boxes that will not be unpacked immediately.  This will minimise clutter.

Children are always excited about moving and will want to help.  Loading a removals van can however be hazardous.  We would therefore ask that they be supervised and kept at a safe distance from the van and the crew whilst they are removing heavy items.

Before leaving, make sure everything has been loaded – check all rooms, particularly fitted wardrobes, lofts, airing cupboards, garages and sheds.  Only then should you decide to vacate the premises.