Croydon flats come in three kinds. Around the town centre and East Croydon are the newer managed developments, with concierges, booked lifts and loading areas. In Thornton Heath, South Norwood and Addiscombe the stock is Victorian terraces converted into flats behind one shared entrance and a staircase. Further south, in Shirley, Purley and Coulsdon, flats and maisonettes sit among the houses, often with their own door and a driveway outside. Tell us which kind yours is, your floor and your largest pieces, and the quote follows the real carry.
The building sets the plan. Town-centre blocks settle a lift booking or move slot with the building manager; conversions turn on the shared staircase, so measure the largest pieces against its tightest turn before packing day. The street is the council’s part: central controlled-zone bays cost more to suspend than bays elsewhere in the borough, and the resident applies for the suspension directly. Give us the floor, the route out and the loading point at both flats.