Aylesbury Vale
Aylesbury · Buckingham · Winslow · Wendover
The county town and the open Vale — new estates, market towns and village lanes across the north.
Buckinghamshire & the Chilterns
The county mover for the Chilterns and the Vale.
Buckinghamshire Removals moves households the length of the county — the listed cottages of the hills, the family homes of the commuter belt, the market towns of the Vale — and onward across Europe. Our own crews, one coordinator, and the care an older county home deserves.
Across the county
Four corners of Buckinghamshire
The county is not one place but several — the open Vale, the furniture valley, the prime commuter belt and the beechwood hills. We know the character and the access of each.
Wycombe & the valley
High Wycombe · Marlow · Bourne End · Princes Risborough
The furniture-making valley and the Thames at Marlow — terraces, riverside homes and hillside estates.
South Bucks
Beaconsfield · Gerrards Cross · Chalfonts · Iver
The prime commuter belt — gated houses, conservation villages and fast trains to town.
The Chiltern towns
Amersham · Chesham · Great Missenden · Chalfont St Giles
Old-town and hilltop homes in the beechwoods — narrow lanes, listed cottages and station villages.
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Field notes from the county
What it takes to move well in Buckinghamshire
Moving in Bucks is its own craft — the listed cottage, the narrow lane, the station-town morning. A county firm knows the ground before it arrives on it.
Listed homes & conservation villages
Much of the county is protected — old-town Amersham, the Chalfonts, the Missendens. We protect period fabric, plan a careful approach, and work within conservation-area constraints as a matter of course.
Narrow beech lanes
The hills are threaded with single-track lanes and steep drives under the beeches. We check access at survey so the right vehicle turns up — not one that cannot make the last stretch.
The commuter belt & station towns
Beaconsfield, Gerrards Cross and Amersham move to the rhythm of the trains. We plan around the school run and the commuter parking so a move does not block a busy morning.
Red-kite country
From the Vale to the escarpment, the county is wide and green and — happily — well served by us. Whatever corner you are in, one crew and one coordinator see the move through.
The Wycombe bench
A furniture county’s care for fine things
High Wycombe made the nation’s chairs for two centuries — the Windsor chair is a Bucks invention. We like to think some of that regard for good furniture has rubbed off. Fine and antique pieces are handled here as the makers would have wished.
- Assessed at the survey
- Every fine piece — the Windsor chairs, the bureau, the long-case clock — is looked over before the day, so it is handled to the standard it needs, not the standard of an ordinary box.
- Wrapped, blanketed, crated
- Soft furnishings for the sturdy, made-to-measure crates for the fragile and the valuable. Marble tops, mirrors and glass travel braced and upright, as they should.
- Dismantled by hand
- Beds, wardrobes and tables taken down and rebuilt by crews who have done it a thousand times — fittings bagged and labelled, nothing forced, nothing lost.
Buckinghamshire to the Continent
Where we move households abroad
Six dedicated routes out of the county, each planned around its customs and access — plus the wider European network beyond them.
Removals to France
Paris, the Alps, Provence and the south-west.
Removals to Spain
The Costas, the islands, Madrid and Barcelona.
Removals to Germany
Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt and the Rhineland.
Removals to Switzerland
Geneva, Zurich, Zug and the cantons.
Removals to Italy
Lake Como, Tuscany, Milan and Rome.
Removals to Portugal
Lisbon, the Algarve and the Silver Coast.
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How a move runs
Five steps, start to keys
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The survey
We look over the move — in person or by video — read the access on the county lanes, and note anything fine or fragile.
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The written quote
A clear, itemised quotation lands with you: what is included, what is optional, and what could affect the figure. Nothing hidden.
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Packing & collection
Our own crews arrive prepared, protect the home and its contents, and list everything as it is loaded.
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On the road
Across the county or across a border, your load travels its planned route while we handle any customs behind the scenes.
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Delivery
Everything is checked against the list and set down where it belongs in the new home.
From our customers
Households we have moved
Representative reviews from Buckinghamshire Removals customers.
We moved from a listed cottage in Old Amersham with a staircase you could barely turn on. The crew had clearly done it before — everything protected, nothing so much as scuffed, and a genuine care for an old house. Faultless.
A full house and a good deal of antique furniture, Marlow to the south of France. The survey was thorough, the crating first-rate, and one person kept us informed the whole way. Our things arrived exactly as they left.
Gerrards Cross to a smaller place nearer town, on a tight morning with the school run in full swing. They planned the parking, worked quickly and quietly, and were gone before the road got busy. Exactly the local knowledge you want.
Questions & answers
The things people ask us first
Straight answers before you commit. The full list covers more, or ask us directly.
Which parts of Buckinghamshire do you cover?
The whole county — Aylesbury and the Vale in the north, the Wycombe valley and Marlow, the South Bucks commuter towns of Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross, and the Chiltern towns of Amersham, Chesham and Great Missenden. If you are moving within Bucks, out of it, or abroad, we begin here.
How do I get a quote for my move?
Tell us where you are moving from and to, and roughly what is coming with you. For most Buckinghamshire homes we can arrange a survey — in person or by video — and then send a clear, written quotation. We would rather see the job than guess at it.
Can you handle a listed cottage or a narrow Chiltern lane?
That is much of what we do here. The county has a great many period and listed homes, conservation villages, and single-track lanes up in the hills. We survey the access at both ends, protect the fabric of an older house, and bring the right vehicle for a tight approach.
Do you move fine furniture and antiques?
Yes — and it is a point of pride in a county built on furniture-making. Fine pieces, antiques, a piano or a collection are assessed at survey, wrapped and, where needed, crated to a proper standard, and carried with the particular care they call for.
Which countries do you move Buckinghamshire households to?
Our established routes run to France, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Portugal, and we move throughout Europe beyond those. Every international move leaves from Buckinghamshire and is planned around the destination’s customs and access.
Planning a move in Buckinghamshire?
Tell us where you are heading — the next village or another country. We will arrange a survey and send a clear, written quotation, with no obligation.