Culcheth Man and Van.

Current Discounted Prices :-

Transit van

Luton van

Special Offers.

Discounted Rates PLUS a Forty Box Home Removal Kit Absolutely FREE !

Currently we are offering our man and van services at the above, discounted rates.  These prices include a Transit van or 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 Culcheth and you want a great deal, you know who to call - 01925 497477

Plus ..........

Claim your FREE Home Removal Kit worth £80.

We are currently offering a FREE forty box home removal kit for all customers booking a full day ( 8 hour ) 2 man home removal. This great kit consists of the following -

10 x Double Wall 18x12x12" Boxes
5 x Single Wall 22x14x14" Boxes
5 x Single Wall 18x12x10" Boxes
10 x Single Wall 12x9x9" Boxes
10 x Single Wall 12x9x4" Boxes
100 Sheets White Acid Free Tissue Paper 450x700mm
10 Metres of 500mm Small Bubble Wrap
10 Black refuse sacks
2 Rolls of Standard Brown Tape
1 Marker Pen

This fantastic Home Removal Kit with all of the above is absolutely free when you book a 2 man, 8 hour house removal and we'll even throw in FREE next day delivery !

We have limited numbers of these FREE kits and when they're gone they're gone! Don't let yours get away - call us now on 01925 497477 and quote REF KIT - OFFER to get yours.

Zebra Removals, Culcheth man and van serice based in Warrington, Cheshire is ideal for all smaller house removals and man and van services in Culcheth.

Our man and van in Culcheth uses a large Luton van with working driver and we have 2 or 3 men teams available if required.
Available for local and national house removals.

Features -
•3 1/2 tonne gross weight
•Luton Body
•500Kg tail-lift
•Working driver
•2 man or 3 man crews available
•Vans equipped with removal trolleys, removal blankets and mattress covers
Location

•Based in Warrington, Cheshire and covering Warrington, Cheshire and the whole of the UK
•Local and national removal work covered
Van Dimensions(loading area only)
•Internal length = 10'6", Internal width = 6'6", Internal height = 6'6"
•Plus box above cabin depth = 3'4" (ave), height 2'3" (ave), width 6'6"
Office and House Moves:
•Domestic moves from bedsit to full houses
•Commercial loads up to 500Kg per item (over 1000Kg limit)
•Clearances (domestic & office)
•Events, shows & community councils
•One man van or muliple vans and men available.
•Light removals

•We are punctual time keepers, reliable movers and offer an efficient service.

We offer light removals throughout North West England and the rest of the UK including Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside Yorkshire, Cumbria and Staffordshire. We are professional and friendly UK light removal company.

We have carried out Man and van work in Culcheth and across 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 and Chester

Call now for a free quotes on 01925 497477 or email Zebra Removals

Culcheth Information.

Culcheth is a large village approximately 6 miles North East of Warrington.

The village has many ameneties including a library, two supermarkets, village hall and sport facilities.

It has a large village green where the annual community day is held.

On Saxon maps showing south Lancashire the village is marked as "Calchuth" or "Celchyth." On these very early maps and deeds the name is also written as "Kilcheth," "Kylchith," and "Kilshaw." It is believed to derive from the Cumbric, 'at the edge of a wood,' 'black wood' or 'retreat in a wood.', although the less likely Anglo-Saxon alternative, 'shoe-shaped heath' has also been suggested.

Another suggestion is that the name is Norman, from one of the families who settled in the area. Four families settled in the region, including the de Culcheths, de Risleys and de Holcrofts, and each contributed part of their crest to the crest of Culcheth.

The area is known to have been established before or around the time of the Norman invasion, from its mention in the Domesday Book.

Culcheth Hall was latterly owned by the Withington family until its demolition after World War II.

Until 1974, Culcheth was in Lancashire but was moved into Cheshire by the local government reorganisation. On 1 April 1998, the Warrington unitary authority was created of which Culcheth is a part.