House removals and office relocation Hagley

Looking for assistance with moving house or relocating your business?

We have been providing removals to and from Hagley for over 35 years

House Removals Packing Boxes

Peter Maskell Removals are a family-run business with over 35 years experience in household and business removals.

Whatever your needs, call Peter Maskell Removals & Storage

We pride ourselves on delivering top quality service to all our customers moving home or business, and are proud of the recommendations we receive. If you are worried about your belongings making it safely to their new home, you can trust us to get them there in one piece.

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Office Relocations

Office Relocations

We offer site to site relocation of business stock, office equipment, furnishings and documents in secure containers.

Professional Packing

Home & Office Clearance

Peter Maskell are registered waste carriers and can offer full office and home clearance.

Packing Crate Hire Halesowen

Packing Crate Hire

We have a range of heavy duty packing crates for hire. Available in three sizes up to 165 litre capacity.

Packaging Materials

Packing Materials

We stock a wide range of packing materials, such as boxes, tape, mattress covers and bubble wrap.

Professional Packing

Professional Packing

Why not take advantage of our professional packing service to help take the stress out of your move.

Piano Removals

Piano Removals

Peter Maskell specialise in the transport of pianos all over the UK by our fully trained and experienced staff.

Call today on 0121 550 2991 see what we can do for you

House Removals West Midlands

Peter Maskell Removals & Storage

Unit 1, Block 4, Shenstone Trading Estate
Bromsgrove Road
Halesowen
West Midlands
B63 3XB

Tel: 0121 550 2991
Mobile: 07850 827 771
Email: prmaskell@googlemail.com

Hagley

The parish of Hagley used to consist of Hagley, West Hagley and Blakedown. The main focus of the village was Hagley where Hagley Hall and the parish church of St John the Baptist (with its origins in Anglo-Saxon times) reside. In 1868 the Earl of Dudley defrayed one third of the cost of the tower and spire by George Edmund Street added to the church.

Lower Hagley started to expand with the arrival of the railway in 1852 and the building of a proper station and its iconic GWR footbridge (completed in 1884). The expansion of Lower Hagley (now known as West Hagley) initiated a shift in the focus of the village. This was recognised in 1906 with the building of a subsidiary parish church in Lower Hagley dedicated to St Saviour and today West Hagley contains the shopping area and the schools. (Source: Wikipedia)