Why Hiring Help Is A Much Better Way Of Moving House Around London
In this current climate many of us are considering ways in which we can go that extra mile in order to save money
. I have recently heard of a lot of people down scaling their houses and moving to smaller houses - this saves the household money on bills and general living costs, for example moving to cheaper parts of the area in which they live. Another thing that people have begun to do is to still down scale their house but to keep their larger family home and rent it out. This way they are still saving money, they are able to save money on the bills and are getting a steady income from the rent on their larger family home. This can help to pay off the mortgage if the family still has one, or it can aid families to get some much needed savings in the bank.
Of course in order to make these moves it can be quite a strain, both physically and financially. Of course if you want to move yourself and your family as cheaply as possible the immediate consideration is for a do it yourself job.
This consists of you going to and from your two destinations dozens of times (think of the cost of petrol) and also straining yourself from carrying multiple heavy boxes. How many times have you heard of people in hospital from repetitive strain injury after biting off more than they can chew so to speak. You do not want to be out of work for a few weeks on top of all other costs.
The easiest solution to this would seem to be to hire a removal truck, which of course if quite expensive and a lot of the time you do not need all of the space. Also around the streets of London a large removal lorry is not that economical and with the amount of time it takes to fill up and then manoeuvre it though oxford circus you may well wish you had not bothered. London prices for anything are sky high, especially at the moment with the recession in full flow - so by asking your friends to help with your move you may well end up dishing out hundreds of pounds in petrol money in order make up for the tanks of petrol that they bought to fund the several trips around rush hour London in furniture filled cars. Not to mention the amount of apologising you will have to do when everyone is off work for three weeks with strained backs.