Services
Seven services. The wrapping standard is identical on all of them — the difference between a whole house and a single wardrobe is scale, not care.
Whole homes across UB3 and UB4.
Interwar semis, terraces and ex-council houses, surveyed room by room and moved by a crew that stays with the job from the first blanket to the final walk-round.
The ones with a loft and a garage.
Long-stay family houses where the volume is in the places nobody looks. Packed at a pace that lets people decide what is actually coming with them.
Conversions, blocks and canal-side new build.
The route out of the building is planned before anything else, because in a flat that decides the day far more than how much furniture there is.
A room, a part load, one heavy thing.
The same wrapping standard and the same crews at a smaller scale, priced by the job rather than by a clock you have to watch.
All of it, some of it, or just the boxes.
Full pack, part pack — usually the kitchen and anything framed — or materials dropped off in advance so you can work at your own pace.
For the gap in a chain.
Containerised and listed on the way in, so the load waits somewhere sensible and comes back out in a useful order.
Hayes to France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.
Road moves out via the M4 and the M25, with the customs declaration built from the survey inventory and lodged before the vehicle travels.
Packing is quoted separately from carrying because it is separate work — and because plenty of people want to do some of it themselves.
Containerised storage for the gap in a chain — not a self-storage unit you rent and load yourself. If regular access is what you actually need, a storage company suits you better and we will say so.
A firm that says yes to everything is telling you something. These are outside our trade and we would rather you found out here than on the day.
A different trade under a different licence. We take away our own packing materials and nothing else.
Gas, plumbed and hard-wired work needs a qualified engineer. We plan the day around their visit and coordinate happily.
They belong on a transporter. A specialist will do it better than we would.
Uprights we move routinely. Beyond that we point you at a specialist rather than learn on your instrument.
Describe the move and we will tell you — including when the smaller, cheaper option is the right answer.