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What is Containerized Storage?

On 15th February 2019   /   commercial storage, long term storage, Public, self storage, self store facilities, short term storage, storage company, storage services   /   Leave a comment

What is Containerized Storage?   How Do Removals Companies Store My Goods? The industry standard storage container is a 250 cu ft wooden container that is stored in a warehouse. The containers are standardized to allow them to be loaded onto removals trucks, where they can be

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How To Find A Local Storage Facility Near You

On 29th May 2018   /   commercial storage, compare storage prices, Compare storage quotes, container storage, Local Storage Facility Near You, long term storage, Public, self storage, self store facilities, short term storage, storage company, storage services  
How To Find A Local Storage Facility Near You

Storage is growing in popularity in the UK with more and more domestic and commercial customers taking advantage of storage facilities. GET A FREE STORAGE QUOTE There are many reason why Businesses, individuals and families need more space to store their belongings.  You can store almost anything

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Address:

The Association Of Independent Movers
Unit 4, Skills Centre,
Twickenham Trading Estate,
Rugby Road,
Twickenham,
TW1 1DG
Phone:0208 892 0369

Newsletter

COVID-19 Statement

Although there is no rule to prevent them from doing so, not all removals businesses are working during the Coronavirus measures advised by the Government.

Those that are working have been provided with clear guidelines by the Government and supported by AIM, with safe working procedures, specific documents and frequent information updates.

Removals firms

Removal firms are able to operate and should follow the latest government guidance on safer working. Where moves are carried out, social distancing should be followed.
Companies should ensure employees understand how to operate safely and communicate this to customers.

  • Removers should contact the household in advance to check that no member of the household is showing symptoms of coronavirus or self-isolating. If they are, works should be delayed.
  • They should also encourage households to ensure all internal doors are open and surfaces and possessions have been cleaned with household cleaning products prior to them entering the property.
  • No work should be carried out by a person who has coronavirus symptoms, however mild.
  • Removers should wash their hands on entering the property using separate towels of paper towels which need to be washed or disposed of safely after use.
  • Removers should seek to minimise contact with homeowners and remain 2 metres apart from householders at all times.
  • Removers should implement a buddy system and ensure that the same people work together when moving bulky items and furniture.
  • Removers should bring their own refreshments but you should ensure they have access to hand washing facilities, using separate towels or paper towels if possible,
    which should be washed or disposed of safely afterwards.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/government-advice-on-home-moving-during-the-coronavirus-covid-19-outbreak