House and office moves across Harlow, from the older neighbourhoods of Old Harlow, Sumners and Katherines to the newer streets of Church Langley, Newhall and Gilden Park.
Essex House Removals is Trading Standards Buy With Confidence approved, fully insured and rated 4.9 on Google from over 350 reviews. We serve Harlow from our base in Southend, about an hour away, and every move starts with a survey and a free itemised quote, so you know the plan and the price before you book.
Harlow was built as a new town, so many neighbourhoods have homes facing footpaths and green spaces, with parking in garage courts or beside the local hatches rather than outside the front door. The flats around the town centre and the Harvey Centre come with lifts, shared entrances and loading points to agree. Gilden Park has added over a thousand new homes near Old Harlow, and more are planned to the north of the town.
We check where the van can legally stop under Harlow Council parking rules and arrange any parking suspension in advance. Because we travel from Southend, we plan the route on the M11 to junction 7 and the A414 and set a realistic arrival time for your crew.
Every house move in Harlow starts with a survey, in person or by video. We look at what is going, the distance from the van to your door, the access at the new address and anything that needs special handling, such as a piano or a large American fridge freezer. You then get a free itemised quote listing the crew, the vehicle, the packing materials and any extras, so you can compare it line by line with other removal companies in Harlow.
Packing can be full, partial or fragile items only. We bring strong boxes, bubble wrap, paper and furniture protectors, and we wrap sofas, mattresses and wardrobes before they leave the house. Beds, wardrobes and dining tables are dismantled, labelled and rebuilt at the new address. Our packing and furniture services page explains each option.
Church Langley and Newhall need their own plan. Newhall’s contemporary terraces often sit on narrow shared streets with parking courts behind, and many homes have three floors with tight turning stairs, so larger furniture may come apart upstairs. In Church Langley, cul-de-sacs and shared driveways can limit where a large van fits, so we check the closest legal spot at the survey.
In the older neighbourhood terraces, from Sumners and Katherines to Mark Hall and Potter Street, front doors often face a footpath with the parking court some distance away. We measure that carry and add crew where needed, so loading stays on time.
For a single room or a few large items, our man and van service in Harlow is the lighter option.
Office moves in Harlow run from offices around the town centre to units on the Pinnacles and Templefields estates and the newer buildings at Harlow Science Park. Each needs a plan that keeps your business running.
We start with a survey that maps every desk, cabinet, printer, server and stock area, then agree a move plan with labelled floor plans so each item lands in the right place. Moves can run in the evening or over a weekend, so staff leave on Friday and log on at the new premises on Monday. On the industrial estates we work around loading bays, shared yards and other tenants’ delivery times. Computers, screens and servers are packed and wrapped individually, and desks and racking are dismantled and rebuilt on site. Your IT team or provider handles disconnection and reconnection, and we move the equipment safely between the two sites.
Our commercial removals page sets out what is included.

Alongside Harlow itself, we move homes and offices in Old Harlow, Church Langley and Bishop’s Stortford, and in the towns around them:
Our head office is in Southend, where you can read about removals Southend, and we handle removals across Essex from there.
In most Harlow neighbourhoods the challenge is distance rather than permits, because homes often face footpaths and parking sits in garage courts or beside the local hatches. We find the closest legal spot to your door at the survey. Where a road has restrictions, or near the town centre and Harlow Town station, we arrange a parking suspension in advance. For flats around the Harvey Centre, we agree a loading point with the building manager before the day.
In Newhall, narrow shared streets, parking courts and three-storey homes with tight stairs are the usual issues. In Church Langley, it is cul-de-sacs and shared driveways. In the older neighbourhoods such as Sumners, Katherines and Mark Hall, it is the carry along footpaths from the parking court. At Gilden Park, some areas are still being finished. We check each of these at the survey and set the crew size and vehicle 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 plan the crew and vehicle for the run from Southend. If your date is close, call 0800 772 3050 and we will tell you straight away whether we can fit your move in. If your completion date moves, we will rebook the van and any suspension for the new date where we can.
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 helps where there is a long carry from the parking court, because boxed rooms load faster. Furniture that will not fit a tight Newhall staircase or a flat lift is dismantled and rebuilt at the new address.
The survey covers what is moving, how much packing you need, the distance from the van to your door, stairs and lifts at both addresses and whether a parking suspension is needed. We also note specialist items such as pianos, check any management company rules on newer estates, and agree a plan for late key release on completion day. Your free itemised quote is built from the survey, not a flat rate.