Family Owned
Business Est 1973
Rated 4.5/5
on Trust Pilot
Eco Friendly
Removals
British Association
of Movers
Our Torquay Removals Service Includes…
The South West’s leading removals company, all Armishaws bespoke packages include;
- Trained, Uniformed Staff
Our staff carry photo ID and are all background checked. - Covers & Blankets
Including slot-on, padded covers for white goods and furniture. - Biodegradable Mattress Bags
These sealable bags are used only once and then recycled. - Robe Cartons
Specialist boxes designed for hanging clothes. - Mileage
Your quote will improve mileage with no hidden costs. - Recycle Service
We’ll take flat boxes for recycling (or reuse where possible). - Carpet Runners
Full floor protection is also available (fees may apply). - Cover For Goods In Transit
Restricted liability as standard, further options available. - Carbon Offsetting
We’re planting over 2,000 trees for carbon offsetting. - Recycled Materials
We only use recycled and recyclable materials where possible.
Want to Discuss Your Move? Call Us On 0800 917 1015
Why Move to Torquay With Armishaws…
A family-owned company, Armishaws began here in the South West. We’re committed to providing the highest levels of customer service and helping provide you with a worry-free move. When it comes to removals, we know there’s no ‘one size fits all’, your move is as individual as you and your family, that’s why we create bespoke packages to fit your needs. But we don’t want you to take our word for it, you can read hundreds of reviews from our clients on independent review site Trustpilot.
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Eco-friendly Torquay Removals
With miles of stunning coastland, beautiful beaches, gentle countryside we feel it’s our duty to make all our Torquay removals as green as possible. Were planting 2,000 trees in the South West to offset our carbon emissions. We run a green fleet of vehicles and offer a free box recycling service to all our clients. Our teams also use recycled and recyclable materials in every move. So, if you’re going, go green, with Armishaws.
See Armishaws’ Environmental Pledge.
Extra Torquay Removals Services
How We Can Help With Your Move…
Packing Service
Storage
Shredding
Packing Materials
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Torquay Removals – Local Information
Schools
If you’re a family on the move, you can see the latest Torquay Ofsted scores HERE
Population
Torquay’s population stood at 65,000 at the time of the 2011 You.Gov census.
Transport
The crown of the English Riviera, Torquay lies close to the A380. It’s approximately 31 minutes to the nearest motorway, the M5. Trains to London take around 3 hours and 9 minutes. The nearest airport is Exeter Airport, approximately a 41-minute drive.
News
Devon has two local newspapers, DevonLive and Torbay Weekly.
Staying Local?
As well as international and UK Torquay removals, Armishaws also cover the Torbay area including;
- Paignton
- Newton Abbot
- Totnes
- Dartington
- Dartmouth
- Brixham
- Kingsteignton
- Teignmouth
- Bovey Tracey
- Ashburton
Ask our friendly team for a free, no hassle quote today.
7 Quirky Facts About Torquay
- Mysterious Girl
The Queen of crime fiction, Agatha Christie was born in Torquay and the town celebrates her work. - Pretty Poetry
The poet, Elizabeth Barrett (“How do I love thee, let me count the ways…”) also lived in Torquay. - The Road to Somewhere
Despite the (wonderful) lack of overly congested traffic routes, Devon actually has 8,000 miles of roads, more than any other county. - The Cornish Devon Pasty
The Cornish pasty actually comes from Devon not their Cornish neighbours. The earliest recorded recipe is over 500 years old and came from a recipe book in Devon (step back, light fuse and run…!). - Cream THEN Jam
The battle of the cream teas still rolls on and is so hotly disputed it’s a wonder the UN haven’t stepped in! Is it jam then cream or cream then jam? Devon and Cornwall have been at loggerheads over this very topic for years, both claiming theirs is the only way (and who makes the best cream teas… Is this what you call a ‘food fight’?). - Jaw Bone
The oldest human remains in Britain were a jaw bone which carbon-dating has linked back to 44,200 BC. - D-Day
23,000 men sailed from Torquay for the D-Day landings in June 1944.
Best Of Torquay
Torquay has so much to offer, but everyone has favourites right? Once you’re settled, here’s our pick of the best of Torquay;
Angels
If you want to join the (bun) fight over who serves the best cream tea (Devon vs Cornwall), then head to Angels. Seriously, the argument ends right here. Just the best cream tea ever!
Trace-Less
This fabulous zero waste shop will help you to keep making a difference. Eco-friendly toiletries, organic foods, simply your own containers and only buy what you need. Brilliant.
Churston Farm Shop
If you love good food then Churston Farm Shop is an absolute must. The freshest produce, meat, garden centre and café. It’s a great trop out for so many reasons.
Bays Brewery
If there weren’t already enough reasons to love Torquay then Bays Brewery really do tip the balance. This award-winning independent brewer IS the taste of Torquay.
Roly’s Fudge Shop
We can forgive many things, but going to Torquay and not visiting Roly’s Fudge Shop for some of the best ice cream in the South West? Unforgivable!
About Torquay
Torquay has been inhabited since the Palaeolithic times. The first major building constructed in Torquay was Torre Abbey, founded in 1196. Later the town was immortalised in the iconic Fawlty Towers starring John Cleese. Agatha Christie was born and raised in the town, and a tour with plaques have been dedicated to her work. Its mild climate and beautiful beaches have given Torquay the nickname the English Riviera.
Leisure
Torquay has an abundance of attractions and places to visit. If you want to enjoy life by the sea there are beaches, bays and coves to explore, fishing trips, nature cruises, coasteering, paddle-boarding and all kinds of new experiences to try.
There are two theatres, a cinema and plenty of independent shops. Foodies are spoilt for choice with more tea rooms and restaurants then it would be healthy to visit in a single calendar year (although we’d be willing to try!).
If you’re looking for a new passion once you’re in your new home, there’s a wide variety of groups and societies for cooking, pottery, painting, photography, sports and all kinds of interests open to experienced hands and first-timers.
Transport
Devoid of major roads, Torquay offers a slightly slower pace of life, even for the motorist. The main route is the A380 which runs to the M5 and towards the nearest airport at Exeter, approximately 41 minutes away. Trains to London run around 3 hours and 9 minutes.
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