If you are doing your own packing, we draw your attention to the potential need to cover your fabric items thoroughly with an impermeable layer of protection. That probably sounds like something of a mouthful but it’s quite straightforward.
Let’s be clear, at Christchurch Removals we prefer to talk about all the things we can do rather than start discussing those we can’t. Even so, we are occasionally asked questions about what activities on removals day we can take care of and those we either can’t or won’t be well positioned to handle. In...
It is not unusual for us to get asked to handle unusually sized items as part of a household removal. The classic examples are, of course, things like grand pianos and large wardrobes. Yet there are other things in this category too, including objects like antique grandfather clocks etc. Just how we go about dealing...
One of the most worrying things when contemplating a household removal is just how you and your removers will cope with that extra-large or oddly dimensioned item. Examples of such objects might include very large wardrobes, sideboards and grandfather clocks etc.
A question we are regularly asked is just what items you can remove from the house you are vacating. Strictly speaking, this question should be addressed to your solicitor. There are certain legal implications involved in this but we will do our best to offer you a quick layperson’s guide here.
Taking possession of your new home is often something that generates a little nervous tension. That’s completely understandable and the point at which you legally take possession (as opposed to moving in) can vary depending upon the particular details of your purchase contract. Here are a few tips that may prove helpful though of course...
Moving can be made easier with a little planning and preparation. Christchurch Removals offers some tried and true advice below that you might find helpful.