Dependable, Expertly Trained & Flexible.
If you’ve ever wished you could get a great man-and-van service but with the Anthony Ward Thomas degree of professionalism and quality, then it’s here. Small Vans for Small Moves brings you a dependable, professionally-trained working driver and a porter with a van plus the convenience of an hourly rate and the high-end level of customer service you’d expect from Anthony Ward Thomas.
Small Vans for Small Home & Office Moves
It’s a brilliant value, flexible and fast option for smaller, residential moves. If you’re leaving a studio or one-bedroom flat to move into another one, then Small Vans for Small Moves is for you. All the reliability and trustworthiness that goes with the Ward Thomas name is ever-present and the service can be used in conjunction with our full packing/unpacking option.
Man And Van
It’s not only small moves for which this service is ideal. It’s also perfect for moving art, antiques, furniture and miscellaneous items from one place to another, so it’s great for auctioneers. We have all the appropriate packaging materials for keeping artworks and other fragile goods safe in transit plus full insurance. We cover all of the capital and beyond, including Chelsea, Knightsbridge, South Kensington, Mayfair, Covent Garden, Pimlico, Battersea, Kensington, Lancaster Gate, Little Venice and Hampstead.
Small Office Removals
The small moves service is also available for small office moves. If you’re relocating your company, we can manage the entire project, including full tech and IT migration, so that you and your team can resume work from the very first morning in your new premises. We can work overnight or at the weekend so that your company suffers no unnecessary downtime. For more information, see our Small Office Moves page.
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