FARNBOROUGH REMOVALS
Make your move an eco-friendly one. Our friendly teams put customer service at the heart of everything we do.
Make your move an eco-friendly one. Our friendly teams put customer service at the heart of everything we do.
Rainbow Removals are committed to providing eco-friendly relocations.
That’s why we’ll plant a tree to offset the carbon footprint of your removal.
Read more about Rainbow’s Eco Pledge here…
We’ll collect & deliver to your location.
Complete eco packing materials.
Complete moves or single rooms.
Shops, offices, factories, warehouses.
Confidential documents & materials.
Including collection & delivery.
As early as possible. There are peak times of year and busier dates, so to ensure your preferred dates, the sooner you can make your booking, the better.
Yes. Our surveyors don’t just measure the volume of items to be moved, they look at access routes, parking issues and it gives you a chance to ask questions.
Surveys take approximately 1 hour (depending on the size of property). During your appointment your surveyor will be happy to answer any questions.
Yes, we can complete remote surveys via your phone or tablet.
Yes, we can pack single rooms/items to complete properties. Our crews can also unpack your belongings into your new home. Fees may apply.
Self-assembly/modular furniture, can be disassembled/reassembled upon request. This should be arranged prior to your removal date.
Almost! We cannot move firearms, ammunition, explosives, jewellry and some other high value, or potentially harmful items (a full list of items and our alternative solutions is available on request).
We can move specialist removals including wine cellars, garden ornaments, etc. Ask our friendly team for full details.
Best known for its links to aviation, Farnborough is a town in north east Hampshire. Its location, in easy reach of the M3, A3 and M4 make it a popular location with house buyers. Home to one of our branches, our Farnborough removals team are the perfect choice for your next move, both to and from the area.
Situated north east of Hampshire, whilst also bordering Berkshire and Surrey, Farnborough not only has great accessibility to London but also the South Coast.
The biennial Farnborough International Airshow is biggest event in the calendar which sees thousands of people visit the area during the event that takes place in July.
Ground zero for the UK’s aviation history, Farnborough is where the first powered flight took place in 1908 so there is no surprise that there is a long history in the area. A trip to Farnborough Air Sciences Trust Museum is definitely the place to uncover this rich history. It is only open on weekends and Bank Holidays so worth planning your visit before exploring where the first high-altitude “space suits”, night vision aids, carbon fibre frames, airborne cameras were developed along with a vast range of other innovations.
Farnborough town centre offers everything you may need from high street and independent shops to weekly markets and occasional events. They are also a large number of lovely cafes and restaurants to get stuck into.
If you fancy a quieter stroll, you can enjoy a walk along the beautiful Basingstoke Canal. Although you cannot walk the whole stretch of the towpath to Basingstoke, there are some lovely resting places for a hot drink and bite to eat. You could also pay a visit to one of the area’s large green spaces such as Frimley Lodge Park or Queen Elizabeth Park. Or you can really escape in Hawley Woods, that has walking and cycling paths plus a lake and sailing centre.
Sports fans are spoilt for choice, the wider area has a huge selection of tennis centres, sports pitches, go-kart tracks, climbing walls, swimming pools, sports clubs and more golf courses than you can wave a mashie-niblick at! If you’re more of a cheerer than a doer, Farnborough has a football club, cricket team rugby club and other clubs and associations.
In Farnborough you will also find St Michael’s Abbey. Empress Eugénie after the fall of the French Second Emperor Napoleon III commissioned a Benedictine abbey and mausoleum for him in Farnborough. Tours of the Abbey take place at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon to visit to the crypt which holds the granite sarcophagi of Napoleon III, Eugénie and their son the Prince Imperial.
There is easy access in and out of the town for both your Farnborough removals and your daily commute. It is near junctions 4 and 4a of the M3 motorway and the A331 runs north to south along the east side of the town. There are also good connections to Aldershot and Frimley with the A325 entering the town from the North to the South.
There are also excellent train connections through Farnborough as it is served by 3 railway stations, the busiest of which being Farnborough (Main) with lines to London Waterloo, Basingstoke and beyond. The other stations also serve lines between Reading and Gatwick too.
Grange Community Junior School
Wren Way, Prospect Estate, Farnborough, GU14 8TA
Guillemont Junior School
Sandy Lane, Farnborough, GU14 9ES
South Farnborough Junior School
Cunnington Road, Farnborough, GU14 6PL
St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School
Tile Barn Close, Cove, Farnborough, GU14 8LS
St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School
Whitefriars, Avenue Road, Farnborough, GU14 7BW
Tower Hill Primary School
Fowler Road, Farnborough, GU14 0BW
Farnborough Hill
Farnborough Road, Farnborough, GU14 8AT
Salesian College
119 Reading Road, Farnborough, GU14 6PA
Farnborough College of Technology
Boundary Road, Farnborough, GU14 6SB
The Sixth Form College Farnborough
Prospect Avenue, Farnborough, GU14 8JX
The Armishaws Group
