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:: REMOVALS FAQ This Frequently Asked Questions page is designed to answer some of the common day to day enquiries about the removals process. Please scroll down the page, or click on a link below to go straight to the relevant section: Liability cover Feel free to call us or complete our removals enquiry form if you require expert removals advice or simply want a free, no-obligation quotation for your home or business move.
Q: Do Northovers offer liability cover during a move?
And that’s exactly what we will do – we accept responsibility! Removal companies who offer to sell you insurance must be regulated to do so, and they have to channel some of their resources into being compliant with the rules of regulations. They normally accept very limited liability under their contract. Rather than accept responsibility themselves, they prefer to sell you insurance. Frequently, the insurance that they offer is subject to an excess, which means typically that YOU pay the first £25 or £50 of any claim! We do things differently – Northovers accept responsibility under our contract!
Q: How do I arrange a free no obligation home survey? Q: How long does the quotation process take? Q: Does Northovers employ its own staff? Q: What is your coverage across the UK? Q: What about removals to Europe? What other services
does Northovers provide? Essentially, we specialise in two key areas: domestic to or from the Home Counties – Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire, Sussex and Greater London – and removals to Europe: principally Spain, France and Portugal. Here’s a summary of our services:
Q: What questions do I need to ask a removals firm? Obviously, you are entrusting these people with your prize possessions so it is well worth being diligent. Here’s a list of questions we recommend that you consider asking any removals firm…
Q: Do you specialise in home moves? Q: Once we’ve agreed terms,
how long do you advise we allow for a move? Q: I am moving house. How can I avoid getting stuck
in a chain? Temporary renting of a property can break
home-moving chains. Most vendors will prefer to sell to someone who can proceed with the move immediately, because it removes the uncertainty factor. Keeping out of a chain, if at all possible, puts you in a much stronger position to get a great deal. Increasing numbers of people are using Northover’s secure storage to break chains; for some it has sped up their move by several months: for others, it’s is a godsend when the property move was interrupted by unforeseen circumstance, and there was nowhere within easy reach to store their contents, that were otherwise en-route, at such short notice. Don’t get caught up in the old-fashioned idea that furniture and property storage is damp and dirty. Let us reassure you that this is no longer the case! Northovers has several secure storage warehouses where each damage-proof crate is stored in a clean, dry and safe environment. The position of each container is recorded by computer, so it can be quickly located and presented to the customer at short notice. Your contents are safe in storage with Northovers.
Q: Does Northovers provide secure dedicated storage? We also have a new storage facility in Southern Spain, near Almeria – ideal for those customers moving to or from Spain but have yet to acquire the room to store their belongings. Q: We’re running out of
space in our office. Do you offer commercial document
storage?
Q: Do you facilitate commercial removals?
Q: How long does the process take? What is the cheapest
option? Q: Can I move my car to Europe? If you do take your car abroad, you must notify the DVLA if you are taking your car out of the country. If you are currently in possession of a V5 registration document, completing section C to show the intended date of export and a Certificate of Export (V561) is then issued by the Department instead of a V5 registration document to enable you to register your vehicle abroad. To obtain a Certificate of Export you will need to complete the appropriate section of your V5 registration document and either return it to Export Section, Vehicle Customer Services, DVLA, Swansea , SA99 1AG , or make the application at your nearest DVLA Local Office. However, you must remember to do this 14 days or more before export. If you are currently in possession of a V5C registration certificate, you will need to notify DVLA of export using the V5C/4 (notification of permanent export) slip from the V5C. You may then take the remainder of the V5C to the new country when the vehicle is being exported. If you are not in possession of the V5 or V5C, you will need to apply for a V5C registration certificate using form V62 which is available at the Post Office or over the internet. When the V5C is then received, you should send the V5C/4 (notification of permanent export) slip to DVLA and take the remainder of the V5C to the new country to re-register. For more information please visit the www.dvla.gov.uk and download their information leaflet. Q: Can I move a boat, motorbike or any other large,
heavy item? Q: Are there any restrictions
on what I can move abroad?
We can of course send you a comprehensive country profile and country by country customs regulation guidelines over the internet.
Feel free to call us or complete our removals enquiry form if you require expert removals advice, or simply want a free, no-obligation quotation regarding your home or business move. |
Moving abroad? Northovers also specialise in removals to Spain, France & Portugal.
Alternatively complete our detailed removals enquiry form.
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