I don't know if we'll get a white Christmas this time around but here at Bournes Removals we'll keep dreaming. Well everybody that is except for the drivers who when the snow comes dream of moving to Australia!   

New York City (NYC), or ‘the Big Apple’ as it locally known is a great place to live, just ask the millions who already inhabit this vibrant, colourful and cosmopolitan city. If you are considering moving to USA and setting up home in NYC then here are a few factors for you to consider.

Moving house in the UK, to Europe or Internationally can be challenging and therefore we try to provide useful moving advice in our blogs that can help your house removals process go as smooth as possible. As part of our blog advice to parents we’ve also produced the following blog for your children to read themselves so they can take ownership of part of the process to help them feel involved when moving house and hopefully remove some of the fear they may be experiencing. We hope it helps.

 

I’ve experienced moving house a lot and dread the thought of doing it again, but I’ve done all that as a singleton and can’t imagine how much harder it is when you’ve got to manage the physical and emotional aspects of moving with children too. So, I’ve been talking to some of our customers and doing some research to give you some recommendations on how other people have tried to make the entire house removals process a bit easier on the little people and thus easier on you too!

So you open up the yellow pages or scroll through a million Google search results but which removals company do you pick to do your house move? Your belongings are important to you but how do you know that the removals company you’re looking at are going to care about them as much as you do, and how do you know they are charging you a fair price to move them? Here are a few tips to help you on your way! 

So you’ve picked your three removal companies to get a quote from, you’ve had the Move Consultants round and showed them everything you want to move and now you’ve probably got 3 very different looking quotations in front of you – how do you choose?

This isn’t really a post I would normally choose to write, but negotiating on services has become increasingly popular and is a topic often heard discussed by removal companies. I therefore wanted to make sure our potential customers know all the facts so they can negotiate safely with the removal company and still ensure their move runs smoothly (and not wishing you hadn’t when the moving company have to cut corners so they can service your move for a price that is too low).

The high operating costs of running a UK business is resulting in a growing number of firms seeking international removals to help relocate their businesses and employees abroad. This has been particularly true in the manufacturing and information technology sectors. 

 

The recession has seen removal companies experience a slowdown in UK house removals as people choose to stay longer in their existing homes. However, with the price of overseas living also on the rise there has been an increase in expats wanting to return home resulting in greater demand for European removals.