In-Excess Removals Ltd

In-Excess Removals began in 1996 as a family-run moving company in Hertfordshire. According to its company history, Steve Yates started the operation with one vehicle; the fleet has since grown to 21 vans and heavy goods vehicles. That scale supports household moves of different sizes as well as office relocations, while the company keeps its base in Hemel Hempstead and serves nearby communities.

For a household move, the company offers advance planning and a virtual or in-person survey before providing a no-obligation quote. Its fleet ranges from smaller vehicles for tighter access to 18-ton trucks for larger loads. In-Excess says it works with customers before moving day to agree on requirements, timing, and potential challenges. That preparation helps organize the loading and route.

Packing services include materials for preparing belongings and professional packing and unpacking. For items that need added protection, In-Excess lists wardrobe boxes, export paper, and bubble wrap. The company also says it will collect used boxes at no charge after customers have settled in. For European road moves, it says it can help with customs paperwork.

The company also handles commercial relocations. Its offering includes office moves intended to reduce business downtime, as well as contracts for organizations that need recurring moving services. Storage is another part of the operation: the company describes a facility monitored 24 hours a day and an option to deliver a storage container to a home so customers can pack it at their own pace between moves.

Service extends beyond Hertfordshire. In-Excess lists local, national, and European moves and says it regularly serves Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted, St. Albans, Harpenden, Tring, Aylesbury, Watford, Bushey, nearby towns, and North London. Availability for a particular move depends on the route, volume, and date, which is why the initial survey helps define the work.

The company says it has belonged to the British Association of Removers since 1999 and provides regular staff training and quality checks. It also reports donating furniture and other goods to local charities. These points form part of the company’s published account of its operations and commitments; a quote is prepared after the team understands the inventory and moving conditions.

In-Excess Removals coordinates its operation from Hemel Hempstead. The initial survey can be virtual or in person by appointment, allowing the team to review the moving conditions before preparing a proposal.