Aigburth Man and Van .

Current Discounted Prices :-

Special Offers.

Currently we are offering our man and van services at the above, discounted rates. These prices include a 3.5 tonne Luton van with tail lift and include FREE use of transit blankets FREE use of mattress covers and FREE use of carrying trolleys.

This is 25% cheaper than our normal great value rates, and we think this is the cheapest rate for this size van available anywhere, so, if you need the services of a man and van in Aigburth and you want a great deal, you know who to call - 01925 497477

Our Aigburth man and van option is an excellent choice if you want to assist with your own move and save on costs. For example, a customer moving from a property in London to a property in Aigburth could save by making a local arrangement for additional help at the point of loading, thereby saving the cost of paying for an extra man to travel to and from London. On the other hand, those who prefer the traditional removal service can also be catered for.

We can tailor your removal to suit you, you may want to save money by helping with loadingand un-loading in which case we can provide a van with one man. If you wish to take a less " active " role we can provide a van with two or three men.
Our Aigburth man and van service is ideal for smaller house removals where we can save you money by charging an hourly rate instead of a fully inclusive set price.

Zebra Man and Van is ideal for small local or national house moves which you might have considered undertaking yourself with a hire van or if you need one item moving a short distance

Moving to a new house can be a stressful task. But it doesn't have to be. Zebra Man and Van is keen to help you with the bulk of your move in Aigburth.

Whether you need one item transporting or an entire house or office our Man and Van service based in Warrington, Cheshire is here to help.
Whether you're moving around the corner, to another county or even to the other end of the country, Zebra Man and Van is here to help you with all your moving needs. Our Man and Van service provides a quality yet economical alternative to a DIY move, and we are eager to help you make your move as fast and painless as possible.

The price we quote is not an estimate. It will be a firm and binding quotation for work done based on an hourly rate.

There are no excesses to be paid for awkward items, inclement weather, flights of stairs climbed or distance parked from front door etc.

We have carried out Man and van work in Aigburth across Liverpool, Cheshire and the rest of the country. Why not read what some of our customers tell us on our testimonial page ?

We can provide an economical removal or man and van service to most towns and cities in the UK including: Liverpool, Widnes, Runcorn, Blackpool, Manchester, Preston, Sheffield, Rotherham, Leeds,Bury, Stockport, Telford, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Dudley, Coventry, London, Guildford, Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Harrogate, Stoke on Trent, Chester

Call us now for a free quote on 01925 497477 or e.mail with your requirements.

Aigburth Information.

Aigburth means "hill where oak trees grow" and is a hybrid place-name: the first part of the name is from Old Norse eikr "oak tree" (which is found in Eikton in Cumbria and Eakring in Nottinghamshire) and Old English beorg meaning " hill, tumulus" but here in the sense "rising ground".

This element usually occurs as "-borough" (as in Barlborough in Derbyshire) or more rarely as "-barrow" (e.g. Backbarrow in Cumbria). The meaning is probably derived from the presence of a sacred oak grove in the area. The name was also recorded as Eikberei in an undated record.

The area was previously part of the West Allerton parliamentary district and, as such returned (now Lord) David Alton for many years. It is now part of the Liverpool Riverside constituency and returned Louise Ellman as MP in the 2005 and 2010 general elections.

Aigburth is mainly residential and covers an area following Aigburth Road, (A561) and the areas either side of it. The suburb is to the south of Sefton Park and adjoins Otterspool Park, which leads to Otterspool Promenade on the Mersey.

Housing in the district is mostly a mixture of terraced and semi detached homes, with large detached houses (mostly converted into flats or hotels) in Aigburth Drive overlooking Sefton Park and modern estates containing detached and semi detached houses in the Riverside Drive area.

It is considered by most Liverpudlians to be one of Liverpool's more prosperous and green areas, and is widely regarded as the most bohemian part of Liverpool Lark Lane (between Aigburth Road and Sefton Park) is one of the most popular areas to eat/drink/pass the time of day in Liverpool. The Guardian published a semi-accurate article in its 'Let's move to ...' series.