Removals
Over six million people move house every year in the UK, which is a large increase from 4.8 million in 1991. This suggests those in England and Wales have become a lot more mobile in an effort to move up the property ladder.
House removal companies offer a service to transport all your belongings to your new home, safely and without hassle. Whilst boxes can be packed and put into cars, this can’t be said for sofas, mattresses, washing machines, refrigerators and many more.
Depending on how many possessions you have in your home, removal companies will use vans, trucks or lorries to transport your belongings. Of course, this will reflect how much the removal company will charge.
Overseas relocation is also covered by removal companies, whereby containerised vans or shipping containers will be used.
It’s not just homeowners that will require removal companies either. Businesses relocating to a new office will also use the service, with desks, chairs and computers amongst the items needing to be moved.
Removal companies can often store your possessions too, in case there’s a time period between moving out of one home and moving into another. Relocating is a stressful and life changing time, so ensure everything runs smoothly by using reputable removal companies.
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Removals activity in April 2019
Removals Projects in the UK in April 2019
| March 2019 | February / March | ||
| Greater London | 2,450 | 0% |  |
| South East | 2,230 | 3% |  |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 610 | 17% | |
| South West | 571 | -7% |  |
| North West | 560 | -18% | |
| Scotland | 512 | 10% | |
| Western Midlands | 492 | -20% | |
| East Of England | 460 | -18% | |
| East Midlands | 373 | -21% | |
| Wales | 302 | -24% | |
| Northern Ireland | 97 | -31% | |
| North East | 40 | -43% | |
| United Kingdom | 8,697 | -5% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
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Homes are given an energy rating dependent on exactly how efficient they are and ratings are shown in the data beneath. This varies from A, by far the most energy efficient, to G, the very least efficient. With a higher rating you're more likely to have less costly energy bills as more heat will be retained in the house. It is possible to improve your home's efficiency with insulation including upvc double glazing, loft lagging or wall cavity insulation.