Man and Van in Chorleywood

A typical Chorleywood move is a four or five-bedroom house that has been lived in for a long time, and that means volume. Lofts, garages and garden rooms add up, and a job that looks like one van from the front door is often two once everything is counted. We would much rather hear about the loft before we quote than find it on the day.

Many of these moves are downsizing, which usually means some of the furniture is going to the new home, some to family and some to the tip. We can do all three in the same visit so you are not arranging separate collections for each.

Some of the older roads here are private rather than council-adopted, with an unmade surface, speed humps or a width that suits a car and not a Luton. A few of the larger houses sit behind gates on private estates with their own access rules. Tell us if yours is one of them and we will bring a van that fits and check whether the estate needs notice.

Around the Common the roads are narrow and there is little room to stop without blocking them. Those addresses get an agreed stopping point and a time that avoids the school run, settled before the day.