3 Best Removal Companies in Newcastle Upon Tyne

“Two Men And A Truck is an independently owned and operated company that provides reliable removals for house and business moves in the area. Their friendly moving team prioritise excellent customer service. All their movers have a wealth of experience making your moving day an enjoyable experience. The company is fully licensed, insured and bonded to give you peace of mind. They offer a complete range of packing services and supplies for your move. Whether relocating your office or moving your family to a new house, Two Men And A Truck is on hand to provide a seamless moving experience. They also offer storage solutions so you can store your furniture temporarily. Contact Two Men And A Truck to get a quick quote.”

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“Scottwell Removals has 2-3 Luton vans with tail-lifts; they are very clean, well maintained and fully insured up to £10,000 cover per load. Their professional staff will ensure that all your possessions are carefully packed and then delivered to your new home. A great amount of care is taken with your belongings. Floors/stairs and sofas will be covered when necessary, and all items will be wrapped in transit. Scottwell Removals carries over 50 removal blankets to protect your possessions while moving. They aim to provide an excellent, reliable and competitive service.”

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“Rapid Transport & House Removals is a locally owned company with 33 years of experience in the removal service industry. They have a fully trained, licensed, insured team who will provide a stress-free experience during the removal at a competitive price. Every member of their staff has vast knowledge and skills to deal with all types of removals. They are experts in piano removal and antique handling and provide flexible working hours to suit your needs. They will work with you to ensure that the move is seamless from start to finish, coordinating their team with yours so everyone knows exactly where they need to be on a moving day, helping you to organise, pack and unpack with the minimum disruption.”

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