Distance, Timing and Access on the Marsh
The single thing that sets a Marsh move apart is distance and access, so we plan for both.
New Romney is around 14 miles from our Ashford depot via the A2070, usually 25 to 30 minutes. Dymchurch and Lydd are a little further, and the lanes east toward Dungeness and south to the shingle add more time again. We build that travel time into the plan, and our crews leave the depot early so they arrive to a clear timetable rather than a rushed one. Because Marsh moves take longer to reach and survey properly, we do not offer same-week bookings out here.
Many villages are linked by single-track lanes with few passing places, and in wet weather some low-lying lanes are prone to standing water, which we factor into timing and vehicle choice.
At Dungeness, the shingle headland has no conventional street access at all, and homes there are reached across the estate roads and tracks. We handle these on request, with the approach confirmed before the day.