Lutterworth removals company Henry and Son Ltd is conveniently located. Just off the A5 we can offer a range of removals and storage services in Lutterworth and the surrounding areas, including Claybrooke,Ullesthorpe, Gilmorton, Walcoate, and Shawell.
Operating from the border of Leicestershire and Warwickshire, we can offer a local and reliable removal and storage service if you are moving within Lutterworth or the surrounding areas or even further away in the UK. We would love to find out what is important to you when moving home.
Lutterworth Removals Company
Henry and Son Ltd has over 20 successful years experience in the removal industry. We are a family run Lutterworth removals company and care about what we do. Aditionally we feel that our values of respect, courtesy and punctuality have set us apart from our competitors. From your first call we are at your disposal. Our highly trained team will make sure that your move runs smoothly from begining to end.
After our initial contact we will arrange for a surveyor to visit your home or premises to discuss your requirements in detail. Even at this stage we are always happy to offer any help and advice that may be needed. Furthermore we will provide you with a comprehensive quotation. This will include a plan of your individual itinerary and set out a plan for your removal. Here at Henry and Son Ltd we aim to always be “Removing your Stress”
Why Move To Lutterworth?
Lutterworth is a market town and civil parish in the Harborough district of Leicestershire, England. The town is located in southern Leicestershire, close to the borders with Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. Furthermore the 2011 UK census, the civil parish of Lutterworth had a population of 9,353. Lutterworth was originally an Anglo Saxon settlement, its name is probably derived from the Old English Hlutre Worth.
Frank Whittle, inventor of the jet engine, developed some of the world’s first jet engines at the British Thomson-Houston works in Lutterworth during the late 1930s and the 1940s. A statue of his first jet aircraft the Gloster stands in the middle of a roundabout just south of the town as a memorial.
Planning Your Removal Day
Planning and preparation are essential for a smooth house move, in addition It can feel like there are a million and one things to do. There are certainly a lot of things to organise, so a well-planned, methodical approach will make all the difference and ease any moving stress. With this in mind your countdown needs to start a couple of months before your moving date, and certainly no later than a month before.
Two Months Before Removal Day
It may seem a really long time away, also time will pass quickly, and you don’t want to hold things up once the moving process really starts to gather pace. For this reason it’s a good idea to:
• Find a solicitor to handle your conveyancing.
• Start a moving folder and keep all your documentation together in one place.
• Begin clearing out the items stored in your loft!
One Month Before Removal Day
• Inform schools of your children’s finish and start dates, Set up post forwarding with the post office.
• You need to notify the DVLA, Doctors, Dentists, Gas, Electric, TV and Phone. Aslo Banks, Councils, Insurance Companies and other key organisations of your new address.
• Label each box with the room in the new home to which it should be delivered. This will help the removals team to get on with their job on moving day without having to keep stopping to ask you.
• Pack some “Open me first” boxes containing essential items that you will need immediately. Make sure these are clearly marked so they don’t get buried under other boxes. See our ‘Packing Like a Pro’ section for more packing tips.
On Removal Day
• Talk to your Lutterworth removals company about the best time to pack chilled/frozen food. In particular you want to give yourself enough time to pack food items, but to minimise the amount of time that food is out of the fridge/freezer.
• Pack a bag of personal items you may need during the move. If you have children, pack a bag of games and activities for the trip. Also remember, you may have to wait for key release, so you’ll need something to keep them occupied.
• Plan to call your solicitor at around 10.30am to check on money transfers and find out what time the key will be released.
