Covering Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme, Gatley, Heald Green and Cheadle Heath.
New build completions move. Not always, but often enough that anyone who has bought one will recognise the feeling: a date that was firm in March becomes “end of the month” in May, then slips into June.
That is a problem for a removals booking in a way an ordinary chain is not. A chain delay usually shifts everyone by a few days. A developer handover can move by weeks, and it can move twice.
So tell us at the first conversation that it is a new build. It changes how we hold the date rather than what we charge for it, and it means nobody is surprised when the developer rings.
A few things that genuinely help:
A booking is easier to move than a slot is to find at short notice.
Even before the new one is confirmed. Early warning gives you far more choice.
If completion slips past your notice period on the old place, storage bridges the gap and it is cheaper than two moves.
Developers cluster completions at month end and so does everyone else.
If your date is genuinely unknown, get in touch anyway. We would rather have a rough conversation now than an urgent one later.
Which matters more than it sounds when someone is pricing your move.
There are the Victorian streets in the conservation area, the postwar estates, and the newer developments that have gone up around them. A three-bed in one of those is not the same job as a three-bed in another. Hallway widths differ, staircases differ, parking differs, and what fits through a first-floor doorway differs.
So the useful thing you can tell us is not how many bedrooms you have. It is roughly what sort of house it is, where a van can stand, and anything large that will need thinking about.
Two minutes of that and the quote you get is the price that stands.
Most moves fit one of our standard services, and for a straightforward job that is usually the simplest way to book.
Plenty do not fit neatly, though, and those are worth a conversation rather than a compromise. Two addresses. Part of it now and part when the new place is ready. A collection on the way. A completion date that might move twice.
Tell us the awkward version and we will tell you honestly what can be arranged around it. There is usually a way to build the job to match the situation.
The quickest route is the form. Give us the outline, we will call you, and it is usually sorted in a couple of minutes.
Tell us where you are moving from and to, roughly what is coming, and whether the date is firm or still moving. If it is a new build, say so.
Mention any of it at the first conversation and it goes in the quote.
Cheadle sits about three miles from Stockport and eight from Manchester, with the M60 at junctions 2 and 3 and the airport four miles away.
Moves into Manchester, further into Cheshire, or somewhere else entirely are all routine from our base.
It is common and it is worth telling us early. Get a date booked, then keep us posted as it changes. Late notice is what limits the options, not the change itself.
Storage is the usual answer, and it is normally cheaper than paying for two separate moves. Mention it at quote stage so it is priced as one job.
Thirty days or more where possible. Your price is held for 14 days while the dates settle, and Friday and month-end slots go first.
Yes, along with Heald Green and Cheadle Heath.
Yes, and it is common where a new place is not ready for everything at once. Tell us at quote stage so it is priced as one job rather than two.
Tell us where you are moving from and to, roughly what is coming, and whether the date is firm or still moving. If it is a new build, say so. We will come back with a fixed written quote.
RCM Removals
20 Swan Street, Manchester M4 5JW
Telephone: 0161 768 2056
Email: info@removalscompanymanchester.co.uk