If you are living in Ipswich and need a reliable man and van service to help you move, then Compare the Man and Van can help you find the right price for you. By entering your removal requests into our free online quote form we can show you multiple Ipswich man and van prices all in one place. You then have the option to book and confirm the service of your choice for your house move or removals. We offer a range of offers to help our customers get the value for their money including student discount, 1 item discount and self loading discount!
All of our Ipswich man and van services come with many years of experience within the removal industry and have a wealth of knowledge in the Hounslow area. All of our vans carry the correct equipment i.e. trollies, straps and blankets to ensure that your items are loaded, transported and unloaded safely and securely.
As the UK county town of Suffolk, Ipswich boasts a population of approximately 180,000. In addition to being a popular destination for permanent British residents, Ipswich also attracts a variety of tourists who make frequent visits to the beautiful historic port and heritage sites. Being home to a multitude of cultural events, nightlife hotspots and a bustling shopping centre, it is not hard to see why Compare the Man and Van has recruited professional service providers within the area.
Ipswich is one of England's oldest towns, with the modern town taking shape in Anglo-Saxon times around the Ipswich dock. Towards 700 AD, settlers from the Netherlands set up the first large-scale potteries in England since Roman times. In about 720 AD a new part of the town was laid out in the Buttermarket area, which is now home to a bustling shopping centre. Ipswich fast became a place of national and international importance. (Parts of the ancient road plan still survive in its modern streets!)
Some famous residents and visitors of Ipswich includes the painter Thomas Gainsborough, Charles Dickens ( who used Ipswich as a setting for scenes in his novel The Pickwick Papers), Enid Blyton (Who trained as a teacher at Ipswich high school), and numerous artists who perform at The Ipswich Arts Festival, including Ed Sheeran.
On 13 March 2007 Ipswich was awarded the cleanest town award.
