Yes, we cover every street in Childwall across both the L15 and L16 postcodes. That includes the semis around Childwall Fiveways, the flats along Childwall Valley Road, the homes off Childwall Road and Queens Drive, and the quieter roads near All Saints Church and Childwall Woods.

We also work right across the neighbouring areas, so a move from Childwall to Gateacre, Belle Vale, Allerton or Broadgreen is a short local job for us. Moves the other way, into Childwall from elsewhere in Liverpool, are just as common.

It does not matter whether you are moving a full family house, a one-bedroom flat or a single wardrobe. Every job gets a clear price agreed before you book, with prices starting from £50. If you are not sure whether your street is covered, send us your postcode on WhatsApp at 07552 999 177 and we will confirm it straight away, or take a look at the full list of areas we cover across Merseyside.

Usually, yes, because many Childwall homes are semis with front driveways, which makes loading quicker and safer. If we can pull onto your drive on the day, tell us when you book so we can plan the load around it.

Where there is no drive, most residential roads in Childwall have on-street parking close to the door. It helps if you can keep a space free outside on the morning of the move, for example by asking a neighbour or parking your own car a little further down the road. A shorter carry means a quicker job.

Busier roads need more thought. Around Childwall Fiveways several main roads meet, and Queens Drive carries a lot of traffic, so we will work out where to stop before we arrive. The flats along Childwall Valley Road can also have shared parking areas. Tell us your street, any parking rules and how far the door is from the road when you ask for a quote, and we will plan around it. The same goes for our flat moves anywhere in Liverpool.

Yes, we move people from Childwall and the rest of Liverpool to anywhere in the UK, and we collect from anywhere within around 100 miles of Liverpool. Our long distance removals start from £200, with a clear price agreed before you book.

A long distance move works the same way as a local one. We load your belongings at your Childwall home, wrap and protect the furniture, drive it to your new address and unload it into the right rooms. Beds, wardrobes and tables can be taken apart before the journey and rebuilt when we arrive, and your belongings are fully insured while they are in our care.

We recommend booking at least two days ahead for a longer trip, as it usually takes up most of the day. Short notice is often possible, so it is still worth asking if your dates are tight. To get a price, send photos of what is going and both postcodes, and mention any stairs or parking limits at the new address so the quote covers everything.

Very close. We are based at Newstead Abbey on Smithdown Road in L7, a short drive out to Childwall through Wavertree, so getting to you does not take long.

Being nearby helps in a few ways. Less time on the road means more of your booking goes on the actual move, and it makes it easier for us to fit in short-notice jobs when another booking finishes early or the diary has a gap. We are in and around south Liverpool most days, so a Childwall job often sits next to work we are already doing in Wavertree, Allerton or Broadgreen.

We are open seven days a week, from 8am to 9pm, and we usually reply to messages within the hour. We still recommend booking two or more days ahead if you can, especially at the end of the month when lots of tenancies change over. If you need help sooner, message us anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can fit you in. You can find all our contact details on the contact page.

Yes, we move people in and out of the blocks of flats along Childwall Valley Road regularly. The main things that shape the job are which floor you are on, whether there is a lift and how far the van can park from the entrance.

When you ask for a quote, tell us the floor number, whether a lift is available and roughly how big it is, and whether there are any narrow corridors or tight turns on the stairs. If there is no lift, we take larger furniture such as beds, wardrobes and tables apart so it can be carried down safely, then rebuild it at your new place. Mattresses and sofas are wrapped to protect them and the stairwell walls.

It is also worth checking whether your building has any rules about moving times or using a shared car park, as some blocks do. Once we know the layout, we can give you a clear price before you book. You can read more about how our flat moves in Liverpool work, or simply send us photos and both postcodes on WhatsApp to get started.

Yes, we move bigger family homes in Childwall, including the larger detached houses on the quieter roads and the semis around Childwall Fiveways. The key is planning the job properly before moving day.

A larger house usually means more boxes, heavier furniture and more rooms to clear, so we ask for photos of each room when you request a quote. That lets us work out how much van space is needed and how long the job should take. Big pieces such as wardrobes, bed frames and dining tables are taken apart where needed and rebuilt at your new home, and everything is wrapped before it goes in the van.

If you would rather not pack the whole house yourself, we offer full or partial packing, which many families find useful for kitchens and fragile items. Your belongings are fully insured while they are in our care. Our house moves service explains more about how a full move runs, and if you have unwanted furniture to clear before you go, we can take that away too with our furniture removal service.

Yes, we offer both full and partial packing, so you can leave the whole house to us or just the items you would rather not handle yourself.

Full packing means we box up everything, from the kitchen cupboards to the wardrobes, label the boxes by room and load them in a sensible order. Partial packing is popular with Childwall families who are happy to do clothes and books but want help with the awkward and fragile things, such as glassware, crockery, mirrors, pictures and lamps. Either way, it saves you time in the busy days before a move.

Packing is usually done on moving day or just before it, depending on the size of the home. Let us know which rooms you want packed when you ask for a quote, and include a few photos so we can see how much there is. The packing is then included in the clear price agreed before you book. Packing works for any job, from full house moves to student moves out of shared houses.

Yes, your belongings are fully insured while they are in our care, from the moment we load them at your Childwall home to the moment they are set down in your new one.

Insurance is there as a backstop, but the aim is that you never need it. We wrap furniture before it goes in the van, protect mattresses and sofas, strap the load securely and take larger items apart where needed so they do not get forced through tight doorways or down narrow stairs. Fragile items packed by us are boxed and padded properly.

There are a few things that help us look after your belongings. Tell us about any valuable, antique or very fragile items when you book, so we can plan how to carry and load them. If you are packing yourself, use sturdy boxes, do not overfill them and mark anything breakable. Keep important documents, jewellery and medication with you rather than in the van. The full details of how cover works are set out in our terms and conditions, and you are welcome to ask us any questions before you book.

Yes, our furniture removal service takes away unwanted furniture and household items, either on the day of your move or as a separate job. It covers furniture and household items only, not general waste.

That makes it a good way to clear things you do not want to take with you, such as an old sofa, a bed frame, a wardrobe, a chest of drawers or a dining set. Many people moving out of a bigger Childwall house find they have more furniture than the new place needs, and it is easier to clear it in one go than to arrange a separate collection later.

We cannot take general waste such as bags of rubbish, garden waste or building rubble, so please keep those out of the load. To get a price, send us photos of the items and your postcode, and let us know if they are upstairs or in a garage. You can read more about what we take on our furniture removal page, and if you are buying second-hand furniture for your new home, we also do Marketplace collections.

The quickest way is to send us photos of what needs moving and both postcodes on WhatsApp at 07552 999 177, or call us on 0151 272 3467. We usually reply within the hour, from 8am to 9pm, seven days a week.

Photos help us price the job accurately, so include each room or the main pieces of furniture. Tell us which floor you are on at both ends, whether there are lifts, what parking is like outside and your preferred date. Mention anything that needs taking apart, any packing you want help with and any items you want taken away. The quote form on this page opens WhatsApp with your details already filled in, which saves you typing it all out.

We then come back with a clear price, agreed before you book, with prices starting from £50. There is no obligation to go ahead. We recommend booking two or more days ahead, though short notice is often possible. If you want to compare options first, have a look at all our services, from single items to full house moves.