What a Move in Brent Costs, Worked From the Card
Brent’s table splits by end of borough. The flat rows serve the terrace conversions of Kilburn, Queen’s Park and Willesden and the Wembley Park towers, where the stairs or the lift slot decide the range. The house rows serve the Kingsbury, Queensbury and Sudbury semis, loaded from driveways.
Worked from our published hourly card (Driver Help £70, 2 Men £85, 3 Men £100 per hour, 2-hour minimum). Your written quote confirms the total for your addresses before you book. Included beside every price: the Luton van with a tail lift, loading, unloading and carrying at both ends, blankets, wrap and straps, dismantling and reassembly where booked, fuel and mileage within London, and placement in the right rooms. Add £5 per floor where the carry is by stairs (lift-served floors are not charged). Council parking charges, where a street needs an arrangement, are the council’s own line and are itemised separately, as the worked example below shows. Any road charges that apply to your move are confirmed in your written quote.
The True Cost of a Willesden Two-Bed, Worked in Full
Take a two-bed conversion in Willesden, on a controlled terrace street, moving to a Kingsbury semi with a driveway. The removals are 2 Men for 4 hours: £340 on the published card. The council line applies at the collection end only: two bays for one day at the early rate, £134. Apply inside 14 days and the same two bays cost £400, taking the all-in figure to £760, which is why the quote comes first and the application goes in straight after it.
| Removals: 2 Men at £85 per hour for 4 hours | £340 |
| Council: two-bay suspension for one day at the early rate (2 x £67) | £134 |
| All-in illustration for this move | £494 |
The council fee is set and charged by Brent Council, payable in advance: you apply and pay the council directly. The arrangement for your exact addresses is confirmed in your written quote before you book.