The historic county, properly. Four parts of it have pages of their own; the rest is covered from the same yards, and where a town has its own specialist on our network we will say so.
CH1 – CH4 · CH64 – CH66
The walled city with its Rows, black-and-white frontages and Georgian townhouses, the Victorian suburbs around it, and the modern housing running out to the Wirral and the Welsh border. Pedestrianised streets with timed access and a conservation area covering the core — the hardest loading in the county, and entirely manageable when it is planned.
WA1 – WA5 · WA7 · WA8 · WA13
The largest town in the county and the easiest to load in — driveways, turning space, and the M6, M56 and M62 within minutes. Victorian terraces near the centre, large postwar estates, riverside apartments, and substantial village housing at Lymm, Appleton and Stockton Heath. Runcorn and Widnes sit across the river.
SK9 · SK10 · SK11 · WA16
Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Prestbury and Knutsford — large detached homes, frequently gated, with long drives and far more volume than the room count implies. Macclesfield is the working town beside them: terraces, mill conversions and hills. Behind it the lanes climb into the Peak and get genuinely difficult in winter.
CW6 – CW10 · CW12
Northwich, Winsford and Middlewich, with Congleton to the south-east and the flat farm country between them. Mostly modern estate housing with driveways — the most predictable work in the county — plus Victorian cores and the rural property where the lane approach decides the vehicle.
Area pages
Because the job genuinely differs between them — a Chester Rows property and a Winsford semi are not the same day's work.
Crewe, Nantwich and Sandbach sit in the south-east of the county and have their own specialist on our network — they know those streets better than a county-wide crew does, so we point people there rather than competing for towns we would only cover in passing. To the north-east the county runs into Greater Manchester, which is a separate metropolitan county with its own site. Beyond all of that we move people out of Cheshire constantly: south on the M6, north to Cumbria and Scotland, east over the Pennines, down to the South West, and abroad.
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