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We were delighted with the moving service as the team was polite, helpful, and well-organized. Unpacking and reassembly of the furniture was a highlight, and the driver's help ensured smooth delivery.    
Tyrone Blount
Movers Hackney delivers inexpensive and reliable moving services. Their performance was top-notch, and I plan to use them again.    
J. Purdy
Due to unforeseen moving challenges, I required immediate booking. Recommended by a neighbor, they excelled at scheduling. The movers arrived early and did exceptional work dismantling and reassembling. Usually handle moves myself, I now...    
Timmy Vaught
Hackney Moving Company ensures an effortless experience with the most competitive rates available. I've been a repeat customer for both housing and individual furniture relocations and love the easy booking process. Every driver has...    
Reina M.
Friendly, capable, and precise, the Hackney Removals team was incredible. We've availed of their services twice and intend to continue whenever necessary. They always arrived on time and were detail-oriented throughout. Their...    
Iman Trejo
From booking to the final move, the customer service was exceptional. The moving team was prompt and cautious, keeping all items safe from damage. Their attentiveness to our needs and regular check-ins made the move stress-free. An...    
Jaylin S.
Highly satisfied with Movers Hackney for both times I used them. Hardworking, fast, and professional, they ensured the safety of every piece of furniture. I will surely consider them for future needs. Their communicative spirit and...    
Milena T.
They came as promised, showed great courtesy and friendliness, and got the task done with ease. Their pricing is better than other moving companies. Highly recommended.    
B. Sun
Amazing service! Booking and changing online or by phone were easy. Arrived when expected. Loading and unloading were rapid. Very helpful crew. Paid for two strong and eager men. The driver deserves a mention as well!    
Galilea M.
With an impeccable track record of three moves in a year, Hackney Moving Services is my go-to recommendation for anyone, including friends and family.    
S. Lauer

5 Tips for Buying a New House

Posted on 09/07/2012


Finally got the courage to move into your own house? Well done for the decision, but unfortunately the wish to spend an enormous sum for a home by rejecting the idea for buying on credit is not enough. There are few things you have to consider and think over before you take this important and serious step in your life. Here are our 5 tips for buying a new house. Notice that these tips are just the basic ones, so make sure you have discussed this decision with yourself and with your family properly.
First, check out your budget. We are completely sure that for you this is the most crucial factor for buying a new house. It is important for you to know from the beginning what sum you are ready to offer. Then, you can easily check out the listings with all the affordable offers for houses in the region you want to settle down in. Moreover - make sure you don't spend all your money only for the main building. You should keep in mind that furniture, decoration, and safe equipment for the house, cost a lot, too. It is very often the case, that you might pay more for the interior and exterior design than for the house itself. So, buying an old, but furnished and nicely decorated house can be also an advantageous alternative.

Second, think practically about the choice of the house. Don't get trapped in the situation of falling in love with one special house - we all know this can happen. However, this house may be not yours for several reasons. Just because you like the architecture of a building, does not mean it will best suit your lifestyle. Think about the distance between your new house and your office, your children's schools, and even institutions such as hospitals and police stations.

Third, debate with your family. This is not going to be only your home, but a place for your entire family. So, don't even think about going into this decision alone, especially if there is a family involved. It's better to choose the home together, so there are not going to be arguments about the location, size, and layout. You should also think about your children and how the new surroundings will influence them. If you do not have children, think in a prospective way, and consider the fact that one day you may have a big family.

The fourth tip is closely connected with personal desires and wishes. Yes, we have warned you to think practically. However, this does not lead to the conclusion that you are obliged to buy a house that you almost hate just because it is affordable and near the neighborhood you work in. We have all dreamt about our future house - with the romantic facade, the sweet garden full of flowers or a luxury swimming pool and lounges with exotic sunshades. Try to make at least one of these dreams come true, so you can be glad about your new home.

Last, but not least, use help. There is no shame in using and asking for help. On the contrary, by avoiding this tip, you may make a fatal mistake and regret it for a long time. So, better consult with estate agents, home inspectors, or even people who work in the sphere of architecture, interior and exterior design. You can also ask for help from friends and relatives that have recently bought a house and went through this whole exciting, but difficult task.
Edward Kessell
Edward Kessell

Possessing a wealth of experience in the removals industry, Edward is a seasoned author adept at delivering a plethora of articles across a broad spectrum of removals topics. His adeptness has been instrumental in aiding thousands of individuals in successfully navigating their moves.