Flat and Apartment Removals in Canterbury

Many central flats are Georgian and Victorian houses split into flats, so the staircases turn sharply and the landings were never sized for a modern three-seater. We angle a mattress round a half-landing, take a leg off a sofa where it saves a scrape, and cover the corners and paintwork in the shared parts on the way through.

Let us know your floor and anything the freeholder or letting agent expects, and we plan the carry so it goes smoothly the first time.

Blocks and converted houses usually come with a door on a closer, an intercom or fob to get in, and no easy spot to pause the van. We arrive ready for all of that, work out the nearest legal place to stop and keep the run to the door short.

If there is a set access window or a fob-only entrance, tell us in advance so nothing holds the move up. For the newer blocks around the city we time the loading to avoid the busiest part of the day, which keeps it calm and the neighbours happy.

A flat rarely needs a big lorry. We match the vehicle to the number of rooms so you are not paying for empty space, and we bring the crew size that suits your floor. A ground-floor studio and a third-floor two-bed are very different jobs, so we price and staff each one for what it actually is.

If two people in the same converted house are moving on the same day, we can sometimes combine the trip and share the cost between you.

Flat moves are priced on the number of rooms, the floors involved and the distance, not on guesswork. Give us the basics and we hand back one figure with nothing tucked into the small print.

When your tenancy or completion date lands, we hold a slot to match it. Send the details over and we will get a price back to you.