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Moving House in Manchester? With Nicks Manchester Removals you can be assured of a quality home or office removal service in Manchester. Our aim is to make moving home easy giving complete customer satisfaction. We can be booked on any day you like, including weekends and Bank Holidays moving your furniture and effects to your desired location in the UK and Europe. We conduct regular removals to London from Manchester and UK to Spain and France with full or part loads. We also supply the proverbial man and van service with the motto anything moved anywhere anytime, Single items to full loads great for students moving no job too small. Home, Office and Corporate moves we can even arrange storage and provide a house and office cleaning service.

We provide moves to and from Manchester removals moving from any other area in the UK. Moving abroad to or from the city centre we can offer a service which is flexible to your needs. If your moving from London to Manchester don’t pay London prices! We are a small moves specialist.

Nicks Manchester house Removals company removalist or man van hire hire is a company that helps people and businesses relocate their goods from one place to another. In most cases we use moving vans or panel style vans for small removals, but for international Spain moves or where storage is essential we may use larger vans where part loads are possible.

Household moves call for careful wrapping and packing to avoid damage to furniture and effects, so many household policies do not cover goods in transit unless they are being packed, carried and unpacked by a professional remover. Link to BBC house moving page Packing and Moving Household Goods Nicks packing tips.

The process of packing a van for a home relocation requires that polished surfaces are protected mostly with special blankets or cardboard. Breakables and other fragile property are packed in boxes with layers of crunched up blank newsprint generally used to protect against scratches and chips in transit. Soft things may be packed in bags, suitcases or boxes.

Just before moving day.

Drawers Leave drawers as they are but do not lock them. Avoid over-filling chests, sideboards or drawers. Plan Work out where you want your possessions in the new home – drawing a plan is helpful. Make sure someone is at the new house to show where things go. Flats You will need priority for the lift! If the lift is small (or non-existent) warn us in advance – do not leave it until the van arrives.

Unloading You’ve seen the new house, we haven’t. Warn us about unexpected hazards such as poor access, small doorways, spiral staircases or trees close by. Spare key It happens all the time – the van is at the new house before the owner. Waiting time will cost more so, if possible, give the foreman a key. Small problems Try to have children and pets looked after by relatives or neighbours – you will have enough to do without worrying about what they’re up to. Checking out Before you leave the house, check the rooms to make sure nothing has been left behind.