Man and van here suits the smaller jobs: a single wardrobe from a Chelsea mews, a studio flat in Earl’s Court, or a few rooms from a Ladbroke conversion. The service is priced by the crew and the time, so the item list matters more than the postcode: the same sofa is a different job down area steps and up three floors of a mansion block than out of a ground-floor flat. List every item with sizes for bulky pieces, and say whether you need carrying help at both ends.
The street is the planning here: on a residents’ bay street the van needs a suspension even for a small job, and the bay type sets the timetable, 10 working days on permit bays against 2 days on pay-by-phone bays. For flats, confirm the floor, the lift and any building move process, and give the stair details so the crew in the quote matches the carry.