An introduction to North London, from a Londoner’s point of view
North London starts at N1 which is Islington, just north of the City is a varied and culturally diverse place. Much loved by the left-wing middle classes who discovered this areas charm and its many splendid Georgian and Victorian properties in the 1970s, they have populated and popularised it ever since.
Additionally, Islington, like the wider North London community is also a working-class enclave.
Stoke Newington has benefited from the popularity of Islington and is now a much sought after residential area. Further north towards Highgate, you get a mix of old Victorian houses on a hill overlooking Alexandra Palace and mix of some high rise and estates. Set in Alexandra Park, Alexandra Palace was built in an area between Hornsey, Muswell Hill and Wood Green in North London, England, in 1873 as a public centre of recreation, education and entertainment and as North London’s counterpart to the Crystal Palace in South London.
Crouch End and Muswell hill are favourites with young families with the green areas nearby and more spacious accommodation.
North London Man with a Van removal service – areas we cover
N1 Head district
N2 East Finchley includes East Finchley, Fortis Green and an eastern part of Hampstead Garden Suburb
N3 Finchley – covers the Finchley Central and Church End areas of the London Borough of Barnet in North London
N4 Finsbury Park
N5 Highbury
N6 Highgate includes Highgate (both Highgate village and the tube station), and an eastern portion of Hampstead Heath.
N7 Holloway, Lower Holloway and part of Tufnell Park in the London Borough of Islington
N8 Hornsey covers the areas Crouch End, Hornsey, the western part of Harringay and the northern part of Stroud Green
N9 Lower Edmonton is the postcode of Lower Edmonton, London, in the borough of Enfield in the North of the city
N10 Muswell Hill
N11 New Southgate
N12 North Finchley covers the North Finchley and Woodside Park areas of the London Borough of Barnet in North London
N13 Palmers Green
N14 Southgate
N15 South Tottenham
N16 Stoke Newington
N17 Tottenham is an area in North London, England, Originally a rural area in the County of Middlesex later an Urban District, it became a Borough in 1934, then a part of London Borough of Haringey in 1965
N18 Upper Edmonton
N19 Upper Holloway
N20 Whetstone covers the Totteridge, Whetstone and Oakleigh Park areas of the London Borough of Barnet in North London
N21 Winchmore Hill is a district in the London Borough of Enfield in London bounded on the east by Green Lanes and on the west by Grovelands Park
N22 Wood Green
North West London areas by postcode served by Man and Van London:
NW1
NW2 Cricklewood
NW3 Hampstead, much of it located on the high ground overlooking central London, covering the area between Regents Park, Finchley Road, Swiss Cottage, Belsize Park, Golders Green and Hampstead Heath
NW4 Hendon
NW5 Kentish Town
NW6 Kilburn and West Hampstead which starts just west of Finchley Road.
NW7 Mill Hill
NW8 St John’s Wood
NW9 The Hyde
NW10 Willesden
NW11 Golders Green
An introduction to South London, from a London Man and Van’s point of view
South London refers to areas south of Central London and the River Thames. This area overlaps the informal Central, South East and South West London areas. South West London starts in SW1 which is the Victoria and Pimlico area. This area incorporates a lot of commercial and government buildings leading down to the river, past Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament. Pimlico is a genteel residential area which neighbours the more expensive Chelsea.
Moving west past Pimlico, you get to Chelsea, Kings Road which is one of the poshest parts of town. Property prices used is at the top end for London but you are paying to live with the beautiful people. Kings Road is a shopping area with some quirky shops mixed in with the high street favourites.
The new Saatchi Gallery in the old Yorks Barracks is well worth a visit. Fulham a bit further west has a different feel to Chelsea, slightly cheaper property prices, lots of green areas and perfect for families. The area around Parsons Green has a lot of bars and restaurant and is a very lively area. Fulham was formerly the seat of the diocese of “Fulham and Gibraltar”, and Fulham Palace the past official residence of the Bishop of London, (now a museum), the grounds of which are now divided between public allotments and a sophisticated botanical garden. Two Premiership football clubs (Fulham and Chelsea) are situated in the Fulham area.
Going south of the river, you cross Putney Bridge and you get to Putney.
Going East from Putney, you get to Wandsworth and Clapham. The area between Clapham and Wandsworth Commons is immensely popular, and always in great demand as it has a wonderful village atmosphere. It is ideal for young families and those looking for a lively area in which to live and socialise. Areas like Clapham have been highly yuppified since the 80s.Your friendly Man and Van London can help you if you are thinking of moving to this part of South London.
In South East London, the areas are more varied mixing in beautiful old houses right next to council owned tower blocks. Areas around Dulwich are very popular with young families. Dulwich Village is a charming old village that is only 5 miles from Central London. One of the main attractions here is the Dulwich picture gallery. Further south from here, you will find Crystal Palace, next to areas like Sydenham. Crystal Palace is the home to the original Crystal Palace, the Crystal Palace Park which is a favourite of local resident.
Man with a Van South London removal service – areas we cover
South West London areas by postcode:
SW1 Is the area of central London on the north bank of the River Thames, roughly between Hungerford Bridge and Chelsea Bridge
SW2 Brixton, but in fact the centre of what people think of as Brixton town straddles the boundary between SW2 and SW9, which is considered to be Stockwell
SW3 Chelsea roughly between Battersea Bridge and Chelsea Bridge
SW4 Clapham, Earls Court
SW6 Fulham
SW7 South Kensington
SW8 South Lambeth, Vauxhall, Nine Elms, Battersea
SW9 Stockwell, SW10 West Brompton
SW11 Battersea
SW12 Balham, SW13 Barnes
SW14 Mortlake
SW15 Putney, A very picturesque part of London along the river, Robert Louis Stevenson once lived here
SW16 Streatham
SW17 Tooting
SW18 Wandsworth
SW19 Wimbledon, home of the famous Wimbledon Tennis at the Lawn Tennis Association.
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Moving to East London, here is a brief guide from your local Man with a Van
East London refers to areas East of Central London and starts at the edge of “The City”. The EC areas stretches from Fleet Street all the way to the edges towards Tower Bridge.
From here, East London becomes a vibrant and culturally diverse areas to explore. From Brick Lane with infamous Bangladeshi run Indian curry hosues, Spitalfields Market, to Columbia Road Flower Market and the City Farm. Up the road from Hackney and Dalston is Kingsland Road where the Vietnamese community has congregated and you can find a string of affordable Vietnamese restaurants here.
Further east, you will find Canary Wharf, the O2 centre (formerly the Dome) and the new Excel convention centre. Many of London’s new Brit Artists have had studios in East London and areas like Shoreditch and Hoxton Square has got to be really trendy for art galleries and nightclubs.
East London Man with a Van removal service – areas we cover
* EC1
* EC2 Bishopsgate
* EC3 Fenchurch Street
* EC4 Fleet Street
* E1
* E2 Bethnal Green
* E3 Bow in Tower Hamlets
* E4 Chingford in
* E5
* E6 East Ham in the London Borough of Newham
* E7 Forest Gate to Upton Park
* E8 Hackney and Man and Van Dalston
* E9 Homerton in the London Borough of Hackney
* E10 Leyton in the London Borough of Waltham Forest
* E11 Leytonstone and Wanstead
* E12 Manor Park
* E13 Plaistow – North of the Royal Albert Dock
* E14 Poplar
* E15 Stratford
* E16 Victoria Dock – Man with a van service covering the Victoria Dock and North Woolwich areas of East London on the north bank of the River Thames between the River Lea and Gallions Reach in the London Borough of Newham
A Man and Van’s introduction to West London, from a Londoner’s point of view
West London refers to areas West of Central London and the River Thames. This area overlaps the informal Central, West East and West West London areas. The West London area starts at the Strand which is the eastern edge of the City of London. In the old days, anything west of the City was considered the outskirts. West London now stretches all the way to Ealing and up to Chiswick. Most of West London is well served by the tube and on the western reaches, the overground train services.
Here is a quick tour of West London, we will start just past the Strand and we find Covent Garden with it’s piazza full of shops, pubs and restaurants. Very lively area with a lot of street entertainment and sometimes live opera is screened from the Royal Opera House next door. This is also home to the Theatreland, where all the West End Theatres are. This is one of the gems of London, the rich culture that is unique to London. Just next to this is Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square and Picadilly circus, home of the famous Eros statue.
West of here, we get to Mayfair which has some beautiful homes, the hedge fund corridor and great shopping areas like Bond Street and Oxford Street. On the western edge of this, we find Park Lane of posh homes and posh hotels like the Dorchester and the Grosvenor House. At the top end of Park Lane is the Marble Arch. Hyde Park is the big green area for Central London and it is now the venue for a lot of open air music concerts.
Moving along, we find Lancaster Gate which sits next to Bayswater and Queensway, home of cheap tourist hotels, the Whiteleys shopping centre and ethnic restaurants. Notting Hill is the next stop as you go along the Central Line, made infamous by the film. Notting Hill is a mix between the expensive and sophisticated streets in the south to the edgier areas along Portobello road leading up to Kensal Green. Along the way, you will find Ladbroke Grove (much cleaned up) and where the yearly Notting Hill Carnival is the main event. Thinking of moving from West London, your friendly Man with a Van London can surely give you a hand.
Just west of this you find Holland Park, the most expensive residential street in London with massive “villas” and home to some rich and famous residents. The Aussies have just built the massive new Westfield Shopping Centre at Shepherds Bush which is a real gift to Londoners as they can shop without having to brave the weather.
Past here, you will find Acton, Ealing and if you go a bit further south towards the river, you find Chiswick. The walk along the Thames path from the Hammersmith Bridge is a fun Sunday activity, especially since there are quite a few charming pubs along the way.
West London Man with a Van removal service – areas we cover
West London areas by postcode:
WC1
WC2 Strand London
WC1 covers the area of central London roughly bounded by Grays Inn Road to the east, High Holborn to the south, Tottenham Court Road to the west and Euston Road to the north
W1 is located mostly in the City of Westminster with a small part in the Borough of Camden
W2 is the area west of Edgeware Road leading to Paddington, Bayswater, Queensway
W3 Acton
W4 Chiswick and the area of West London on the north bank of the River Thames
W5 Ealing an area of West London on the north bank of the River Thames and the district of Ealing
W6 Hammersmith
W7 Hanwell
W8 Kensington
W9 Maida Vale
W10 North Kensington
W11 Holland Park and Notting Hill, as glamourised by the film.
W12 Shepherds Bush, near the new Westfield shopping centre.
W13 West Ealing
W14 West Kensington
Man and Van London has been working in the business of helping Londoners move house, move their stuff to storage, deliver purchases from Ikea or other DIY stores. We have become known in London for providing a reliable and friendly removal service with a lot of repeat customers. We get plenty of referrals from previous customers too.
Our flat rate fee for a London Man and Van removal service is very competitive. What you are quoted is what you will pay. We have moved all sorts of people from students to people who are downsizing to a smaller flat from a big house. We have helped a large number of people move their businesses to new offices too. We understand that not all customers have the budget for costly full service removal services. We offer a no frills service, where we will take all your boxes or furniture to storage or a new home. We make the process of moving much more affordable. No worries about having to spend hundreds of pounds. Especially in times like this.
This time of year, close to a new year, it’s time for new beginnings. Take the holiday to do a clear out, pack up those old clothes and other stuff in your loft and put them in storage. Get some new furniture to brighten up your home.
Our Man and Van London van hire service can help you get those bulky Ikea purchases. No need to try squashing everything into the boot of your car. No job is too small and we still charge a flat rate fee for our service.
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Our Man and Van Hire service covers all London postcodes and we run a reliable and friendly business. Our Man Van Hire with a driver is an excellent alternative to a self drive van hire. We can help you move your things too.
Looking to hire a Man Van to help you with small moves, student moves, business moves and larger removals, we can help you with all our Man and Van London service.
Man Van Hire Flat Rate
Why hire a self drive van when you can have an easier life with a man van hire. You can hire Vans with a driver per trip for a flat fee, not a per hour charge. You won’t need to collect or return the vehicle at the end of your move. There is no paperwork to fill in and no need to worry if you don’t have a driving license. You don’t have to pay a deposit, that can be forfeited.
We can easily customise your move to your needs. Our Man Van drivers will reliably turn-up by appointment and dedicate themselves to your removals job. We are available to suit you, so you can call us anytime for a quote. Our Man and Van London removals service works on weekdays, evenings and weekends.
These are the areas where you can hire man van removals:
North London Man and Van Removal Service
N1 Islington,Barnsbury,Canonbury. N2 East Finchley. N3 Finchley, Finchley Central. N4 Finsbury Park, Manor House. N5 Highbury. N6 Highgate. N7 Holloway. N8 Hornsey, Crouch End.
N9 Lower Edmonton. N10 Muswell Hill. N11 Friern Barnet, New Southgate. N12 North Finchley, Woodside Park. N13 Palmers Green. N14 Southgate. N15 Seven Sisters.N16 Stoke Newington,Stamford Hill.
South Tottenham, N17 Tottenham. N18 Upper Edmonton. N19 Archway, Tufnell Park. N20 Whetstone, Totteridge. N21 Winchmore Hill. N22 Wood Green, Alexandra Palace
Man and Van North West London
NW1 Regent’s Park, Camden Town. NW2 Cricklewood, Neasden. NW3 Hampstead, Swiss Cottage. NW4 Hendon, Brent Cross. NW5 Kentish Town. NW6 West Hampstead, Kilburn, Queens Park. NW7 Mill Hill. NW8 St John’s Wood.NW9 Kingsbury, Colindale. NW10 Willesden, Harlesden, Kensal Green W10 Ladbroke Grove, North Kensington. NW11 Golders Green, Hampstead Garden Suburb.
Man and Van East London
E1 Whitechapel, Stepney, Mile End SE1 Waterloo, Bermondsey, Southwark, Borough. E2 Bethnal Green, Shoreditch. E3 Bow, Bromley-by-Bow. E4 Chingford, Highams Park. E5 Clapton. E6 East Ham.
E7 Forest Gate, Upton Park. E8 Hackney, Dalston. E9 Hackney, Homerton. E10 Leyton. E11 Leytonstone. E12 Manor Park. E13 Plaistow.E14 Poplar, Millwall, Isle of Dogs, Docklands. E15 Stratford, West Ham.
E16 Canning Town, North Woolwich SE16 Rotherhithe, South Bermonsey, Surrey Docks. E17 Walthamstow. E18 South Woodford. City of London EC4, EC1 Clerkenwell, Finsbury, Barbican. EC2 Moorgate, Liverpool Street. EC3 Monument, Tower Hill, Aldgate,
You may find this to be a universal truth: kids love the box more than they love the toy. Ask any parents and also they may tell you that their toddlers often end up spending much more time crawling in and also out of cardboard boxes on Christmas morning than they do inspecting their new toys. You might sometimes find that any cardboard packing containers that come into your house for any motivation are soon claimed by your children as toys. In fact, you will find lots of moms will save cardboard moving boxes because of this very motivation.
You can find cardboard boxes just about anywhere you look. You can find them for shipping or storage purposes. They’re great for crafts with young people, and also of course, just as a play place for creative young children. If you require a little free time to hop lots of chores accomplished, take a shower, or maybe read for a bit, you can hand over your kids a few cardboard packing containers and also lots of craft supplies and let them go crazy. They ought to stay occupied for a while, and also you’ll be amazed at what they come up with when they’re done.
If you require cardboard boxes for relocating purposes, you can get strong resistant packing containers for only that intention. You can order these from removal corporations, or often you can get them in locations where they’ve rental vans available. You will have to pay for these, but they will be strong and many of these places will have packing containers in all sizes so you can hop exactly what you require. You can also request your <a href=”http://www.helping2move.co.uk”>London Man and Van</a> to assist you obtain some sturdy moving boxes or put aside you some from his other removals clients.
can sometimes inquire at your local store of supermarket for strong packing containers. You can also find packing tape and also other requirements there as well. If you don’t would like to pay for your cardboard moving boxes, you can find industry that will save their boxes for you if you come in to collect them on a particular day.
Once you’re done with your cardboard packing containers, you ought to get rid of them appropriately. If they’re recyclable, afterward you should make sure you take them to a recycling center. There is no sense in filling up landfill room when new boxes can be made out of the old ones somewhat easily. You can save a few of your cardboard moving boxes for future make use of as well. They are great for crafts, as I mentioned, and sometimes storage, as a way to transfer hot dishes for family gatherings, or a makeshift storage box for just about anything.
If you have any other moving needs, just ask your local <a href=”http://www.helping2move.co.uk”>Man With a Van London</a> . He can help you with getting storage boxes, find storage facilites and help you move too. Get more information <a href=”http://www.helping2move.co.uk”>here</a>.
In case your dog or cat is used to boarding kennels and catteries, then these are a very good option. You understand that they are going to be securely contained in a hygienic, illness-free location, effectively-fed and exercised, with professional care and probably the company of other pets as nicely, depending on the insurance policies of the establishment.
In case your canine or cat has by no means been boarded and you have a number of months of advance preparation in your transfer, then it’s possible you’ll need to think about boarding your pet on a trial basis (e.g., for one night time), in order that they’ll grow to be accustomed to the concept and perceive that you will return for them.
This way, when they are boarded through the transfer, this won’t be a novel expertise and will not come as a shock to them – on prime of all the opposite disturbances associated with moving to a new home.
For birds and small mammals, enquire at your native pet stores as some may be willing to board your pets for a payment on a brief-time period basis. It may even simply be a case of them taking care of your pets overnight or during the day, while the move is occurring, and you will choose them up at the end of the day to take them to their new home.
Alternatively, when you’ve got trusted pals or family with the suitable space and living preparations, you could like to ask them to take care of your pets for the duration of your move. This may increasingly have the added bonus of your pets being familiar with their carer, due to this fact making the temporary keep much less demanding for them.
In the event you can’t take away your pets to a different place altogether for no matter cause, then at the very least, have them securely contained and brought to a quiet spot away from the main areas of removal. Smaller dogs and cats can be securely contained in crates or cages, similarly birds and small rodents.
Massive canines could must be safely tethered. All animals should solely be left in the shade, with enough water and shelter, and remain under supervision the complete time.
Preparation Before Moving House
Before the move, make sure that you have updated your dog or cat’s title tag (and any microchip particulars) with the brand new tackle and an up-to-date contact number. Ensure that additionally that you’ve got an up-to-date, clear photograph of your pet – within the occasion that it gets misplaced and you could set up a search. As well as, have your veterinarian’s quantity useful in case of any accidents or emergencies.
Put together all your pet’s gear in a bag, ready for straightforward transport and in addition so that you can find things easily, should you out of the blue want to use his leash or water bowl, for example. Have a small provide of its usual meals and treats readily accessible, to be able to easily feed your pet during or after the move, if you’re settling into our new home.
If your pet is not used to being contained in a cage or crate, take some time in the weeks earlier than the transfer to get him/her used to the situation. Use positive reinforcement (equivalent to feeding your pet’s meals in the cage, giving it treats and food rewards when it enters voluntarily and stroking or praising your pet when it is spending time inside the cage) to teach it to get used to the cage with good issues and gradually build up the time it has to spend within the cage, ranging from a couple of minutes and working up to some hours. If doubtful, seek the advice of a professional trainer.
After you move in, acclimatise your pet
Depending on the character of your pet, you’ll in all probability uncover that they really like the change that a transfer brings. Since canines are extra connected to you than to their home, they will adjust rapidly so long as you are round them. I still prefer to keep their toys, blankets and further chew bones with me simply so that they feel comforted and to maintain them busy.
Keep both cats and dogs in a separate room when the movers are out and in of the house. Ensure you get dog tags printed and maintain them on a leash when taking them for walks in their new neighborhood. This is a good idea even when first visiting a brand new doggie park – just until your canine turns into used to where they are and the place they belong. It is also an effective way to introduce them to new associates and to see how they’re adjusting. Also, your canine will wish to make frequent stops to mark territory, to track the other canines’ scent and to find this new stomping ground. Allow them to discover, but watch out of modifications to their walking environment reminiscent of visitors, street noise or other dogs fenced into yards. In my sister’s case, her one canine had spent her complete life within the nation, so dealing with traffic was a little bit of an adjustment.
For cats, attempt to keep them in a small room with their meals and litter for a couple of days. They will be a bit scared and find some place to cover but they are going to finally get used to their surroundings and can start to get again to regular and explore your new home.
During your house move, you will be so busy with packing and logistics, you will probably forget to notify people of your change of address and will do it randomly as it comes up. Your Man with a Van Tip for the best way not to miss notifying anyone is to make a list. Conveniently listed below are the people you should have on your list.
If it is too tedious to do this one by one, you can always use a change of address service who will do this for you.
A helpful reminder of who you should notify of your house move:
Your family and friends
Your mobile phone provider
The utility companies
Your banks and credit cards
Your children’s schools and tutors
Any local association, club or meeting you belong to
Any magazine or newspaper subscriptions
Any storecards or loyalty cards
Any frequent flyer cards so you don’t miss out on the specials
Your workplace
Home security companies
Your local authority for council taxes, etc
Car and home insurance companies
Your libraries
Post redirection
You may actually notify the Post Office of your move and set up the time frame for your mail to be forwarded to your new location. This easy and stress free way of announcing your relocation is one of the most popular ways of conveniently letting everyone know that you are moving house.
It might also be useful to sign up for the post office’s redirection service in case you have overlooked certain companies or organisations as the post office will then be able to redirect any mail that was originally sent to your old address and redirect it to your new one, whether that be in the UK or even overseas.
You can sign up to have your mail redirected for one, three, six or twelve months for up to 2 years although there is a charge for this service. All this can be done easily online or just pop into the post office to get a form and do it on the phone.
It is definitely worth the peace of mind to ensure that all mail gets redirected to you as there may be bills which you have overlooked and you are bound to forget to notify some companies that occassionally send you catalogues and brochures. This way you can will not miss any mail from distant friends and relatives who tend to send you Christmas or birthday cards that you might have forgotten to notify.
Change of Address cards
Some people like to use personalised Change of Address cards to let others know that they would be moving to other location. This is even much easier and very elegant solution as we can all print the cards at home and be able to add any unique touches to the cards as we want.
Other people just buy some nicely colored stock cards, add their unique personal message and even the pictures of their new home and send this out to all the relevant people they want to notify of their move. This might be a nice activity to involve your children and is a good way to keep them busy and occupied.
Not everyone has the time and energy to create their unique change of address cards even though it might be fun to do. You can contact a local card printing service to do the job for you or you can simply search online to get some professional and reasonably priced services from specialist printers.
Whichever option you choose, just make sure that you start by making a list so you don’t miss out any essential communications. Read more tips from your London Man and Vanhere.
Planning a house moving checklist is the first thing you should do so that you can keep track of all the tasks to ensure a well organised relocate. The home moving process actually starts a few days prior to the moving day. The following checklist from your local Man with a van London should help you sort out all the last moment tasks necessary for a lucrative relocate.
Before packing up your belongings.
1. Make certain that you defrost your fridge and freezer and drain all the water. Leave the fridge doors open for a few days prior to packing to release any moisture that may still be in the fridge.
2. You can’t pack and move carry gas cylinders, unless they have been professionally purged.
3. Make sure you have booked your London Man and Van at least a week ahead of your move as sometimes they do get booked up.
4. This one people frequently forget, make sure if you have returned all library books or DVDs from your local shop. Packing If you’ve to pack these, it may be an take up space and might expense you additional.
5. Make sure you have kept items like keys, passports, driving licenses in a safe place so that nothing is inadvertently packed.
6. Your children – With so most possessions going on during the relocation, not worrying about the kids is especially helpful. Send your kids to stay with friends or relatives although you handle the final stages of packing and relocating.
7. When you have to move computer equipment, lock down your hard disk if possible. Also indicate the packing containers carefully as “Fragile” and it won’t hop wet or thrown about.
8. Dangerous goods can’t be stored or transported. For example things like ammunition, cans of paint, gas cylinders, bleach products, linseed oil, kerosene, vegetable oils, batteries, charcoal, petrol, cleaning fluid, aerosols, matches and lighters are all disallowed items.
The night before:
9. Try to switch offall air conditioners and make use of them only if necessary during the packing. Furniture that’s kept in a constantly air conditioned room may condensate when suddenly exposed to hot air. Allowing your furniture to adapt to the hot air can be helpful in eliminating moisture problems during transit.
10. Pack you suitcases with toiletries and clothing for a couple of days and relocate them to a safe place such as the car or a neighbour’s home. This technique, they will not be inadvertently packed.
11. Put your personal telephone and address book with your carry on luggage if flying. This will be helpfulif you wish to get in touch with people swiftly on arrival
12. Carefully dispose of all flammables, dangerous and hazardous materials – throw away or give away bottles of nail polish.
13. Keep the keys to your home and car in a safe place where you’ll find them later on.
Preparation well for your house relocation, being organisedand having a moving house checklist that has all the tasks that you require to accomplish will check that not only is your move successful, but it will be as tension free and as hassle free as possible.
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Sophia - 18 Sep 2011 I' ve used Helping2move about 5-6 times now, from moving flat to moving just couple of items and every single time have been absolutely great. Always on time, always friendly, always super helpful, I highly recommend them.
Andy - 10 Oct 2011
Amazing! We moved flat this Saturday and had an excellent experience with these guys. They are running an excellent business here - I was very impressed. We were very disorganised at the pick-up but he didn't mind and helped us get everything into the van as well as packing some boxes and bags with us. Journey in the van was fun with both my wife and I sitting in the front. At the destination, it got even better, he's like a machine! Up and down to the second floor carrying all the boxes faster than I'd take the stairs without boxes. Even awkward items weren't that awkward to him. Just amazing, so glad we booked with them. Lower price too than other services in the area - the flat fee rather than time based was also much better and the main reason we chose these guys. Highly recommended and we'll definitely use them again.
saglikestotravel - 11 Oct 2011
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Really solid and pleasant service. Much more than I was expecting. Good phone service, confirmation by email, driver was perfectly on time, and perfectly helpful. We had no problems working together to move the stuff and offload into the right place at the location. He didn't just dump my things inside the door! Good value for money too. Angus, London
This was a great service and really good value for money. I was helped to move really quickly and with no fuss or stress. There were quite a lot of stairs involved in the move and there was no complaint or hassle. Would definitely use Helping2Move again and recommend them to anyone. Charlotte, London
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