Lichfield Removals and Storage

Make a single inventory when two households are moving together

If a move into Lichfield brings belongings from two properties, prepare an inventory for each collection and a combined destination plan. Similar pieces of furniture can easily be confused when different relatives are arranging their own packing. Identify which items are going to the new home, which are being stored and which are not part of the move. Use a consistent labelling system so the team does not have to rely on recognising the owner of every box.

Provide the full addresses and access arrangements for both collections. One property may have straightforward driveway access while the other involves stairs or a longer carrying route. Each stop needs a named contact and any relevant time restrictions. Explain the desired order of collections, but allow the proposed sequence to be assessed against the inventory, access and receiving arrangements. An additional address is a separate stage of the service rather than an incidental stop.

Check the receiving rooms before deciding to move duplicate furniture. A written room plan helps show where larger pieces are intended to go and whether anything needs access assessment. If a decision is still outstanding, mark it on the inventory and update the booking contact when it is resolved. This is more useful than changing instructions during unloading, particularly where a piece was originally intended for storage.