Removals Bristol

Removals to Bristol

Our teams across the UK are able to pack your valuable, fragile and bulky furniture. We use a modern range of environmentally friendly, purpose-made packing materials and can pack everything for you prior to your move. Our bespoke services include:

• all china and glassware to be wrapped in special paper and then packed in double-thickness cartons
• furniture wrapped in bubble blanket for extra protection
• items requiring specialist care, such as antiques, packed in made-to-measure wooden crates

We can also offer an unpacking service to unpack your belongings onto flat surfaces and dispose of all packing materials.

You may find you need to store some or all of your possessions prior to moving home, or whilst you arrange for work to be carried out on your new home.

We have 19 storage locations throughout the UK all providing secure containerised storage in personal dedicated storage containers. All our warehouses are clean, dry, secure and accredited to European standard BS EN 14873.

Working in Bristol

Historically a port town, Bristol’s recent surge in wealth and prosperity has been a direct result of its many growth industries, such as defence and aeronautics.

Many people also find employment in the health and financial service sectors and the digital economy, which has unlocked a number of opportunities in science and research.

Salaries are not typically as high as other major cities in the UK, but this is offset somewhat by the lower cost of living and the growth in disposable income.

Bristol also has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the UK. However, it is becoming increasingly hard to find employment across the UK and so it would be advisable to find work before moving.

Property

Bristol boasts a wide variety of property types, from traditional Georgian homes to modern apartment abodes found as part of the dockside regeneration close to the city centre.

While property prices vary one thing’s for sure, property prices are steadily decreasing and have seen a fall of around 2.42% in the past year. As per Zoopla, 7th August 2019

If you are renting. According to consumer pricing database Numbeo, a one bedroom apartment in the city centre is likely to cost £819 pcm and £678 pcm outside the city.

Having said that if you are moving from an expensive city such as London you can expect rental costs in Bristol to be considerably cheaper.

Why Move to Bristol

Buenos Aires, Paris, Bristol. Yes you are reading that correct. Bristol has recently joined the likes of these famous capital cities in an inclusion on a National Geographic list of the ‘Coolest Cities in 2018’.

Famous for the world-renowned Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol is fast getting a name for itself as a convincing living alternative to London. Serving up a vibrant music and arts scene, accompanied by excellent eateries and a rich port history, Bristol surely has something for everyone.

It’s not just its thriving independent spirit that has seen a mass of new interest either.  The cost of living compared with other major cities in the UK is more favourable and its dockside regeneration has seen a wealth of new properties and business opportunities.

House and rent prices are again on the rise as interest in the West Country spikes. However, for those ready to splurge in search of a more laid-back lifestyle, Bristol offers the perfect blend of cosmopolitan city living, coupled with the allure of a countryside escape.

Schools & Education

Families are drawn to Bristol due to its range of top rated state sector schools, including Westbury Park and Clifton primary schools and Cotham and Redland Green secondary schools.

Bristol also has a large number of independent schools, of which Bristol Grammar and Clifton High are considered to be excellent choices that frequently record high levels of attainment.

More information on researching and finding schools in the Bristol area is available here: https://www.bristol.gov.uk

The city also has a fantastic reputation as a University hub, with the Russell Group University of Bristol and the newer University of the West of England, both hosting campuses in the city.