
Moving house is stressful enough. We pack, lift, transport, and rebuild your home at the other end, on a fixed price agreed before moving day.
Most moving-day horror stories come down to two things: a quote that changes, and a crew that treats your furniture like freight. We fix both.
Some people want a crew to carry boxes they packed themselves. Others want to hand over the keys and find their home rebuilt. Both are fine.

Studio flats to family houses. We load, transport, and unload into the right rooms, so you are not shifting boxes around at midnight trying to find the kettle.

Boxes, tape, bubble wrap, and wardrobe cartons supplied. Let us pack the whole house, or just the kitchen and the fragile items, and keep the rest yourself.

Beds, wardrobes, and flat-pack that will not fit through a London doorway in one piece. Taken apart at the old place, rebuilt at the new one.
A move goes wrong when nobody checked the access, the volume, or the completion time. So we check all three before we quote.
We look at what is actually going, and at the access at both ends. Stairs, lifts, parking, and permit bays. That is what decides the van size and the crew, and it is why the price holds.
One price, in writing, covering the crew, the van, the mileage, and any packing you have asked for. No hourly rate, and nothing added on the day.
If we are packing, we arrive the day before with materials. Furniture is blanket-wrapped, corners protected, and beds and wardrobes are dismantled ready to load.
We load, transport, and unload into the rooms you tell us, then rebuild the furniture we took apart. Boxes land in the right room, not in a pile in the hall.
The honest answer is that it depends on how much is going and how hard it is to get it out of the building. A second-floor flat with no lift takes longer than a house with a driveway, and that is what moves the price.
The figures opposite are the range most London moves land in, including the crew, the van, and the mileage. After a free survey you get one fixed number in writing, and that is what you pay.
Tell us where you are going and what is coming with you. We will give you one fixed price, in writing, with no obligation.