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Removals in the Teddington & Hampton edge

The southern edge — Teddington, Hampton Wick and the Hampton Hill side, where our patch runs out and we say so.

South of Twickenham the borough runs on through Teddington towards Hampton and the river bends away. This is the edge of what we cover, and it is worth being straightforward about where it ends.

Teddington

Victorian and Edwardian terraces and villas around the High Street and the lock, substantial family housing on the roads behind, and riverside property with its own quirks — narrow approaches, permit parking, and a handful of addresses where the last stretch is a footpath rather than a road.

The roads near the lock and the footbridge are narrow and busy at weekends, so a weekday morning is the sensible slot wherever the dates allow it.

Hampton Wick and Hampton Hill

Mixed stock — older property near the river and the park edge, interwar and postwar housing behind. Access is generally kinder than TW1 and the volumes are comparable.

Where we stop

Across the bridge into Kingston is another patch, as is Hounslow and Feltham to the west and Richmond, Kew and East Sheen to the north. Each has its own specialist on our network who knows those streets properly, and for London-wide moves rather than borough ones our pan-London sister sites are the better fit. Details on areas we cover.

We would rather tell you that than quote for roads we would only see occasionally.

Nearby

Strawberry Hill is north and Whitton north-west.

Local detail

the Teddington & Hampton edge questions

Short answers. If yours is not here, send it with your enquiry and we will answer it properly.

How far south do you go?

To Teddington, Hampton Wick and Hampton Hill. Further into Kingston is across the river and another patch, and we will say so rather than quoting for streets we would only see occasionally.

What is the housing like?

Victorian and Edwardian terraces and villas around Teddington High Street and the lock, substantial family housing behind, and riverside property with its own access quirks.

Is the riverside here like TW1?

Similar problems, smaller scale. Narrow approaches, permit parking, and a few properties where the last stretch is a footpath rather than a road.

Does the lock area cause trouble?

Only for routing. The roads near the lock and the footbridge are narrow and busy at weekends, so a weekday morning is the sensible slot where dates allow.

Next step

Moving in the Teddington & Hampton edge?

Send both addresses and a rough list. We will check the access and come back with a written quote.