Flat and Apartment Removals in Dover

In an older Dover conversion the staircase is where a move slows down. These houses were built for another century, so the stairs are steep, the turns are tight and the doorways never anticipated a corner sofa. We plan the carry, take pieces apart where it saves grief, and cover the shared walls and banisters as we go, because a scuffed communal stairwell is a conversation with the landlord nobody wants.

Give us the floor and a sense of the stairs when you book, and we send the right number of people so a top-floor flat does not swallow the whole afternoon.

Threading a mattress round a half-landing or a wardrobe through a slim doorway is a knack, and it is one we use most weeks across Dover. We would rather spend two minutes taking a leg off a bed than force it and mark your paint. If a piece genuinely will not clear the stairs as it stands, we tell you before the day so moving morning holds no nasty surprises.

A flat usually means a shared front door that swings shut behind you and a street where stopping takes some thought. We come ready for both, whether that is a shorter carry from the nearest legal spot or an earlier start before the resident bays fill. On the steeper roads near the seafront we pick the flattest sensible place to load.

Let us know about the entrance and the parking when you book, and we plan the load around it.

Flat moves are priced on the number of rooms, the floors in play and the distance, not on a guess. Give us the basics and we hand back a plain figure with nothing hidden in the small print.

Send us the date and we will hold a slot for the day your tenancy ends or your completion lands.