Inside the town
Welsh Row, Hospital Street, Barker Street and the streets off the square are period houses with narrow front doors, steep stairs and no off-road parking. The plan is usually a smaller van at the door, a larger one on Beam Street or at the car park, and export wrapping for the pieces that have to go through a doorway at an angle. Residents' parking in the centre means a bay suspension from Cheshire East where the street is tight; we apply for it as part of the job.
The villages and the farms
Willaston, Stapeley and Wistaston are modern estates and the easiest days. Wybunbury, Audlem, Acton, Wrenbury, Burland and Ravensmoor are village semis, cottages and converted barns, sometimes a mile down a lane where a Luton cannot turn. The quote settles that before the day, from your answers and a few photos: which vehicle, whether a van shuttles to the road, and how many crew for the carry.
Antiques and the things Nantwich houses contain
Our export wrapping page explains the method; on a Nantwich move it is the difference between an old house arriving intact and a French polisher's bill.
Pieces that get export wrapped as standard on a Nantwich move
- Pianos[upright pianos](/piano-removals/) stretch-wrapped and strapped upright in the van
- Period furnituredressers, longcase clocks, marble-topped washstands
- Artwork and mirrorsexport-wrapped, never a blanket alone
- Glass and chinapacked by us if you take the part-pack option
Storage and long distance
Goods go to our Chester storage, forty-five minutes away, collected and delivered back when you call. Long-distance moves out of Nantwich reach the M6 at Junction 16 in fifteen minutes.

