Competent van man in SE15 Peckham
Relocations in SE15 Peckham and other parts of London are our daily cup of tea at About this Van. Not only do we handle such house and office moves on a daily basis but we do so with an aspiration to achieve excellence in execution. Having begun our removals company operations back in 2002 we have continually been improving on our abilities to serve the diverse needs of our clients in terms of small removals. Our scope of operations sees us handle different types of domestic/house moves as well as commercial/office moves. The About this Van man with van company is readily available to give a professional SE15 Peckham removals service even to the adjoining areas of East Dulwich, New Cross, Bermondsey and Nunhead.
About this Van takes its Peckham SE15 house and office moves jobs very seriously and for this reason the firm has invested in the requisite infrastructure including vehicles and equipment. In terms of vehicles, we have a fleet of Luton Vans each of which has a 3.5 ton gross weight. For each van there is a 500Kg tail-lift which comes in handy in helping us tackle over 1000Kg payloads – the maximum weight for conventional light removals. Our vans are further equipped with furniture flat-packing tools, removal trolleys and removal blankets. These enable us to ferry your valuables with utmost care ensuring that damages are avoided at all costs. Handling the Peckham SE15 relocations assignments are our trained men crews who are renowned for their professionalism, courtesy, trustworthiness, and amicable nature. Each van is manned by two or three men crews and a dedicated driver.
SE15 Peckham is located in the London Borough of Southwark and is one of the 35 major centers listed in the London Plan. The area lies in Peckham and Camberwell constituency which is generally accepted as being one of England’s most deprived. Peckham SE15 has an infamous reputation for being an area prone to high gang violence and crime. The area is bordered by Nunhead, Camberwell, Bermondsey, New Cross and East Dulwich.
The North Peckham part of this area was earmarked for redevelopment in the 1960s and this activity saw the resettlement of scores of people in high-rise flats - a very big improvement considering the old decrepit housing they used to occupy. Peckham SE15 then became synonymous with high living standards but this was short-lived as degeneration and overall decline were allowed to take over. The result was that the area became one of Western Europe’s worst residential locations. North Peckham was particularly hard hit with arson attacks, robberies, graffiti, muggings, vandalism and sheer urban decay becoming the order of the day. Peckham SE15 remained in this state into the 90s and early 2000s and the situation was only alleviated with the launch of the £290M regeneration program. With this funding new homes were built and area security drastically improved.
The European Union’s funding breathed new life into Peckham SE15. What was the North Peckham Estate eyesore is now an attractive housing location that even boasts a new town square. The area’s most iconic landmark is the award-winning Peckham Library which combines flashy colors with futuristic architecture. Some of the other eye-catching attractions worth visiting include the South London Gallery and the Peckham Experiment Restaurant. For shopping you will want to visit Rye Lane which is SE15 Peckham’s best shopping avenue. The area also boasts a huge open public space known as Peckham Rye Park.
The main character in Jason Bradbury’s Dot. Robot calls the Peckham area home.