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All the furniture will be dismantled and protected by being loaded into specially designed van equipped for transportation and removals. After we deliver your items to the desired address we will assemble furniture and organize your belongings in your new home according to your instructions.
Reasons why you should choose Removals Man with a Van?:
✔ competitive and affordable prices in exchange for quality removal service.
✔ careful and professional handling of belongings is a priority for our stuff
✔ specially designed vans, fully prepared to carry out professional moves.
✔ we offer a wide selection of boxes and other packaging materials.
Removals Man with a Van in Hythe End
Our professional team of movers and packers from Removals Man with a Van in Hythe End in will take care of protecting and transporting your household goods.All the furniture will be dismantled and protected by being loaded into specially designed van equipped for transportation and removals. After we deliver your items to the desired address we will assemble furniture and organize your belongings in your new home according to your instructions.
Reasons why you should choose Removals Man with a Van?:
✔ competitive and affordable prices in exchange for quality removal service.
✔ careful and professional handling of belongings is a priority for our stuff
✔ specially designed vans, fully prepared to carry out professional moves.
✔ we offer a wide selection of boxes and other packaging materials.
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About Hythe End

Hythe End consists of several riverside homes, mainly on the Island, Hythe End. Gravel pits to the north containing water and reeds make up a Site of Special Scientific Interest. One of the major features of Hythe End is the river water extraction facility. This was built in 1910 by the Metropolitan Water Board to supply water from the River Thames to its works in Ashford Common via the Staines Aqueduct. This first feeds the King George VI Reservoir and continues eastwards, passing the water treatment works at Kempton Park, to provide some of the supply of the Kempton Park Reservoirs another water treatment works at Hampton.