Wem lies between the wider Shrewsbury, Whitchurch and Ellesmere areas. If your address is outside the town, include the property's name and a clear marker for the entrance. A postcode may identify the locality without explaining which gate or drive should be used.
Describe any shared approach, overhead restriction or limited turning space that affects your property. Photographs should show the route from the road to the loading position. For a rural delivery, obtain the same details from the receiving household so the plan covers both ends of the journey.
For a named house, explain how its entrance is identified from the road and whether the name is visible on arrival. If the approach serves other properties, show where it divides and which branch should be used. Mention gates that will be closed, who can open them and any agreed limits on using a shared turning area.
Follow that description with the carrying route from the loading position to the rooms. A vehicle reaching the property does not necessarily mean it can stop beside the front door. Include detached stores or garages containing removal items and tell us if the ground conditions are likely to differ from the photographs. For a Wem-area move, this gives the access survey enough detail to consider both the final approach and the work required after the vehicle stops.