Dear Clapham Removals,
This is just a quick e-mail to say a big thank you to the lads who collected my stuff from the flat in Chelsea on Saturday and who delivered it to my new house in Spain. Nothing was a problem for them when collecting and I was very pleased with the care they took in handling my stuff. The same care and professionalism was also apparent when delivering.
Clapham Removals
Welcome to Clapham Removals. Backed up by years of experience, we have made moving or storage easier than ever before, for people across the country. We offer a packing and removals service specifically tailored to meet your requirements depending on your moving schedule and destination, be it for a domestic, commercial or international move; because we know, that no two moves are the same. Entrusing your worldly possessions to little more than a stranger, can be a daunting prospect, we know that. That is why we ensure that not only do we take great care whilst packing up your household or office, we write a detailed inventory, so whilst your goods are living with us, you can easily be reunited with an item at any time.
Home Removals
Moving house can be one of the most stressful things you do in life. Let Clapham Removals take some of burden with our professional first class service. From a 1 bed flat to a 10 bed mansion.
We have the solution !
Storage
Upsizing? Downsizing? Relocating? Clapham Removals should be your first choice of storage companies in London. We offer everything the bigger companies offer at a smaller price without any compromise. From 1sq.ft to 1000 sq.ft
Overseas Removals
From one box to full removals in the UK or to Europe, we provide a first class service to meet your needs. Our experienced international team have the knowledge and experience to make your international move easy and stress free.
Wiki-info: Clapham began as a Saxon village. Its name was originally clopp ham, which meant the village (ham) by the short hill (clopp). In the Domesday Book Clapham was called Clopeham. In 1086 a Norman named Geoffrey de Mandeville held Clapham. To us it would seem a tiny place with a population of less than 100 people. Even by the standards of the time Clapham was a small village. In the Middle Ages Clapham was surrounded by 3 large fields. Each year 2 were planted with crops while one was left fallow. The fields were rotated so the soil was never exhausted. The villagers grazed their livestock on Clapham Common. At that time the peasant's huts in Clapham were made with a wooden frame filled in with wattle and daub. (Wickerwork with plaster). Roofs were thatched. In the 16th and 17th centuries these simple huts were replaced by brick houses.