The question we ask about Hertford more often than anywhere else is where exactly the car is standing, because the old town does not forgive a guess. The one way system around Fore Street, the narrow lanes off Bull Plain and the river crossings mean a van can be forty feet from your car and still ten minutes away from reaching it. Knowing that before we set off is worth more than any other detail you can give us.
None of it means we cannot get to you. It means we would rather approach from the right direction the first time. So when you ring, say the street, say which end of it you are at, and say whether there is anywhere alongside the car where a van could stand for twenty minutes without stopping the road. If there is not, that is fine as well, and we will park where we can and walk the kit in. The one thing that does not help anybody is moving the car to somewhere easier for us. It stops being easier the moment you have ruined a wheel getting there. Leave it, describe it, and let the access be our problem rather than yours.
Flat tyres in Hertford come in from every direction: a screw picked up on the A414, a valve that has given up overnight, a kerb strike that has let the bead go. The response does not change. Steep camber in Hartham? We move a few metres, Bengeo or anywhere else. Blocked drive in Sele Farm? Open kerb in Pinehurst? Either works.
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Hertford is a compact town built around river crossings and a one way system that was never designed with any of this in mind. Fore Street and the lanes off Bull Plain leave no room to work, and the A414 and A10 either side are far too fast to be stopping on. So the useful information here is not what the car needs. It is where the car is and how a van can reach it. Give us that clearly and the rest follows.
The description got us onto the right road and the wrong end of it, which in that part of Hertford means going back out and round again. Now we always ask which end. It costs one sentence and saves a full loop of the one way.
Nothing could have parked next to that car without stopping the street completely. We put the van a short walk away and carried the kit down to it, which added a few minutes to the job and blocked nobody at all.
A driveway, room to bring the van in beside the car and no traffic to work around. Most of what we do around Hertford looks like this, which is worth saying, because it is the awkward jobs that get remembered and not the ordinary ones.
The street, which end of it you are at, and whether a van can stand near the car for a while. In the middle of Hertford those three things decide the route in, and getting them right first time avoids a long detour.
Then we park as close as we can get and bring the tools to the car on foot. It happens regularly in the lanes off Fore Street and it makes very little difference to how long the work takes.
No. Access is our problem to solve. Driving on a flat is your problem to avoid, and it is much the more expensive of the two. Leave the car wherever it stopped.
Easily, and those are the straightforward ones. Anywhere with room beside the car and a level surface is quicker for everybody than working in the middle of town.
Usually 30 to 60 minutes across Hertford, day or night. Traffic through the town centre and over the river crossings is the main variable, and if it is going to run long you hear about it on the phone.
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