Flat removals in Sidcup involve a smaller stock than in the town centres further in: flats above the High Street shops, one- and two-bedroom flats in the low-rise blocks near the station, and student lets on the streets around Rose Bruford College off Burnt Oak Lane. Most have stairs rather than a lift, and many share an entrance with neighbours or with the shop below. Tell us your floor, which door is yours, and the size of your largest pieces, and the quote can be built on the real carry rather than a guess.
High Street flats load onto a busy shopping street, so agree the stopping point in advance; Bexley Council publishes guideline charges (a suspension is based on £50 per bay per day and a dispensation on £25 per vehicle per day, with the exact cost confirmed by the council on application), so the position for that street is confirmed with the council when the move is quoted; a rear entrance, where there is one, often makes the better loading route. In the smaller blocks, confirm any move arrangements with the landlord or building manager and warn neighbours about the shared stairs. Student lets run to term dates, so the streets near the college are busiest at the start and end of terms, worth knowing if your date falls then.