PICK&MOVE offers an affordable Removals Balham covering the whole of SW12 and beyond. Everyone has a different need, No matter how big or small the work is, we work very hard to provide our customers with first-class services every time you use our households and business removal services in Balham guarantying a great rate for your move. If you need storage services to store all the excess furniture after the move, PICK&MOVE can help with customized storage solutions.
Professional movers in Balham can give you as much or as little help as you need to pull off the perfect move. With a full-service PICK&MOVE moving company, you can expect fully trained movers to arrive on the big day with all of the necessary supplies to carefully pack up your home, handle the loading and unloading, and take care of logistics for you with a customizable service to fit your needs.
Why Hire Professional Balham Movers.
We get it: relocating can be expensive and you may want to cut costs where you can. A DIY move can save you some money — but it does come with its own costs and risks. Don’t underestimate how stressful and time-consuming it can be to pack up your entire home and spend a full day loading a truck. That’s on top of trying to plan logistics, watch kids, and make sure nothing is overlooked. Can you even be sure that you packed properly and nothing will be broken? With efficient Balham movers on your side, you can rest easy knowing everything will be handled efficiently and correctly.
Pick&Move Removals specialize in the following areas-
- Office Removals
- Home Removals
- International Removals
- Man and Van
- Storage Solution
- Packing/Unpacking
- Event Storage and Logistics
Removal company in Balham with over 18 years of experience.
Our aim is simply “to organise every aspect of your move as enjoyable as possible”. Our Removals Balham professional team provide the manpower, resources and skills needed for a successful stress-free move. There are lots of Balham moving companies out there, but finding the right one can be tough. You want affordability, but you also want professionalism, customer service, and reliability. Don’t trust your belongings to inexperienced movers in Balham — here’s how to find a trusted moving company that will make your relocation a positive experience
Why Choose Pick&Move Removals in Balham?
- Free No-Obligation Quote
- Free Pre- Move Survey
- Competitive and fair prices
- Modern & clean vehicle
- Secure, Safe Storage Facilities
- Reliability and consistency
- Tailored Services
- The friendly and helpful removal team
- Fully Insured
Removals Balham offer Free Online Quote and Survey.
For free removal quote and booking send us an email or Request A Quote Pre Move Survey Request a Call Back
BALHAM: Area information.
Balham began to develop as a London suburb in the second half of the19th century. Balham is situated between four south London Commons: Wandsworth Common to the west, Clapham Common to the north, adjoining Tooting Beck Common to the east, and the Tooting Graveney Common to the south – the latter two historically distinct areas are referred to by both Wandsworth council and some local people as Tooting Common.
The railway station opened in 1856 and was small build from wood in Chestnut Grove. It moved to its present position in 1863. The railway line divided Balham into two. Daniel Dendy built more than eighty low rate properties in the 1860s. He named one of the new streets after himself and another after his daughter Kate.
The lower end of Bedford Hill was developed in the 1840s and it was the new Bedford Hotel that housed the inquest into the mysterious death of Charles Bravo, the resident of the Priory, in 1876. The High Road became a mixed block development of flats and shops. Various developers quickly bought up the remaining open land and created more streets of the typical Victorian suburbs. Such men included William Damell, James Harber and Alfred Heaver.
Over the next 100 years, Balham hardly changed. Except for some bomb damage in World War II and some isolated redevelopment, much of ‘old’ Balham still remains