London House Removals Made Easy with Professional Movers
Posted on 22/11/2016
While moving house is the time of your life that everyone wants to avoid for as long as possible, there are so many things that can be done to make the burden a lot less. Planning in advance, enlisting family help and other hints and tips will make things easier, quicker, cheaper and more effective, but if you are going to use a removals company, then finding the right company for you will make even more difference than any other trick or tip. Here is our guide to London house removals made easy with professional movers.
London is a particularly difficult place to move house in, so it is best to find a company who are adapted to performing removals in the capital. The streets can be busy and narrow, you need to know your way around, and the flats can be particularly difficult to move furniture around in, so getting a removal company who know the men streets of the city can be instrumental in making your move much easier and far more efficient.
Knowing that you have chosen the right mover will mean that you can almost put up your feet with a sigh of relief, as they will take on a lot of the burden of making the move work. A good removals company will visit your house and let you know what needs doing and why, when and how. This will mean that you know that every eventuality has been covered by their experience, and there is nothing to worry about. However, there is a lot to be said for doing your homework and knowing exactly what to look out for to ensure that you are getting the most for your money from your company. Looking in to the charter for the British Association of Removers will give you a good idea as to how your removers should be carrying out your removal. If your company is part of the BAR, then you can be sure that they will be up to the standards of the codes of conduct that the association put in place, and regularly monitor, but even if they are not part of the association, there are very few rules in the code that all removers should not abide by. Knowing exactly what to expect will mean that you are prepared to flag up your movers if they do something wrong, or if they damage any of your items or property.
While you do not want to be always on the lookout for wrongdoings, there is nothing worse than finding that something has been broken or damaged and it being too late to find out why, or even to get any compensation for the breakage.
Planning the move with your company will make these sorts of problems much less likely. Arrange all times to an exact time table, so that both parties are aware of how the move should go down. You will be able to take advice from the company as to how long things will likely take, but let them know how you would ultimately like it to go. Show the team where all of the heaviest and most cumbersome items are in the house before the day of the move, so that there are no surprises at the last minute.
The best way to keep things easy with your professional movers is to have them on your side the whole time, if they are prepared and kept comfortable all day then they will work hard for you, but if you are overly hard on them, then things will likely turn sour and slow down.