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Billericay moves range from the Victorian villas off the High Street conservation area to the family estates at Queens Park and Sunnymede and the larger houses along Chantry Way and Norsey Road. Each needs its own plan, from period staircases and narrow hallways to driveways, garages and lofts to clear.
Streets around the station sit inside Basildon Council permit zones, so we arrange any parking suspension in advance and agree where the van will stand at both addresses. We serve Billericay from our base in Southend, coming in on the A129 or the B1007, and every move starts with a survey and a free itemised quote. Essex House Removals is Trading Standards Buy With Confidence approved and rated 4.9 on Google from over 350 reviews.
A "stress-free move" is a bold claim, but it is one we strive to meet through careful preparation and a friendly attitude.
Transparent Quoting: It starts with a visit to our Get a Free Quote page. We provide clear, no-obligation estimates so you aren't left wondering about costs.
Protection First: On the day of the move, we arrive with all the necessary protective equipment. We use carpet runners to keep your hallways clean and professional covers for sofas and mattresses to prevent scuffs and dirt during transit.
Patience and Professionalism: We understand that delays happen—especially when waiting for solicitors and estate agents to release keys. Our team remains professional and reassuring throughout the wait, ensuring that when the keys finally arrive, your move-in is handled swiftly and with a smile.
Alongside Billericay itself, we move homes in Queens Park and Sunnymede, and in the towns around them:
Our head office is in Southend, where you can read about removals Southend.
Billericay is in the borough of Basildon, and many streets around the station and just off the High Street sit inside Basildon Council permit zones, where a removal van cannot simply wait outside. We apply for a parking suspension ahead of your move date so the space is held for the van. On the High Street itself, loading space is limited, so we agree the loading point and time before the day. Give us both addresses early, because each one may need its own suspension.
The Victorian villas off the High Street often have front steps, long paths and steep original staircases. On the Queens Park and Sunnymede estates, the usual issues are cul-de-sacs, shared driveways and parked cars that limit where a large van fits. The larger houses on Chantry Way and Norsey Road usually have room on the drive, but gates, gravel and overhanging trees need checking. We look at all of this at the survey and choose the vehicle size and crew to suit.
Get in touch as soon as you have a likely completion date. That gives us time to survey, arrange any parking suspension and book the crew and vehicle you need. If your date is close, call 0800 772 3050 and we will tell you straight away whether we can fit your move in. If you have not exchanged yet, we can pencil in a provisional date and, where we can, move it if your completion date shifts.
Yes. We can pack the whole house, just the kitchen and fragile items, or supply the boxes and leave the packing to you. Full packing usually happens the day before the move, which suits the larger family homes on Chantry Way and Norsey Road where there is more to box up. Furniture that will not fit a period villa staircase is dismantled and rebuilt at the new address.
The survey covers what is moving, how much packing you need, steps, stairs and driveway access at both addresses, where the van will park and whether a Basildon Council parking suspension is needed. We also note specialist items such as pianos or antiques, and agree a plan for late key release on completion day. For moves into London, we also cover the route and any Congestion Charge or ULEZ costs, so they appear in the quote. Your free itemised quote is built from the survey, not a flat rate.
