Check Farnborough maisonette access separately
For a Farnborough maisonette collection, identify whether the entrance has its own stairs or uses a communal route. Measure bulky furniture at the first turn and note any outside steps.
Confirm the lawful loading position and give the carry distance. The floor number alone does not describe how the items reach the van.
Describe the two stair routes separately
For a maisonette, distinguish steps leading to the entrance from stairs inside the property. Count and photograph each flight, including landings and the first turn after the door. Say whether the outside approach is shared and whether a gate narrows the route. This gives the provider a usable access description instead of a floor number that hides part of the carry.
Check the prepared item's first turn
Measure bulky furniture in the condition in which it will be moved, then compare it with the entrance and stair turns. Identify any dismantling you will complete before collection and ask about anything requiring specialist handling. Where the stop is on a public road, check the relevant Hampshire arrangements; a resident's permission for a private driveway does not authorise roadside waiting.
Further planning and official guidance
Farnborough man and van · Area guide · Moving costs · Ulez guide · Book man and van
Check current official guidance: Hampshire parking suspensions.