End of Tenancy Removals in London

On our published card: Driver Help £70 per hour, 2 Men £85 per hour, 3 Men £100 per hour, with a 2-hour minimum on every booking. A house-share room moving out starts at £140 with Driver Help. A one-bed flat move-out is usually £170 to £255 with 2 Men. A two-bed rental is usually £255 to £340. A rented three-bed house is usually £400 to £500 with 3 Men. Stairs add £5 per floor where the carry is by stairs. No deposit, and your written quote confirms the total before you book.

The day before is the calmer plan wherever your tenancy allows it: everything out, rooms empty, and nothing between you and the check-out appointment except the keys. If the move has to happen on the day itself, we start early and work to a sequence that has the last load gone well before the check-out clerk arrives, because a clerk recording a flat still full of furniture at the appointment hour is how avoidable deposit arguments begin. Tell us the check-out time when you book and the plan is built around it.

Our part is specific, and it is worth being exact about it: everything of yours out, in the right destinations, and the rooms left empty and broom-swept. Cleaning is not our service. A professional end-of-tenancy clean is a separate trade you book, and it is normally done after the move-out, once the rooms are empty. No removals firm can promise you a deposit outcome: deductions are decided by your landlord or agent against the check-in inventory, and cleaning and damage are separate headings from moving. What we remove from the equation is the most avoidable deduction of all: belongings left behind.

They are sorted into destinations when you book, and they never stay in the property: items coming with you, items to family or a second address, items to a storage unit you have rented, and items for disposal. On disposal, plainly: we are not a licensed waste carrier, so we cannot take things away for disposal or recycling. Anything for disposal goes through your council’s bulky item collection or a registered waste carrier you appoint, and we can leave items bagged and ready at the kerb for the collection you have booked. Leaving things behind for the landlord to deal with is the classic route to a deduction, so plan the disposal leg before the move, not after it.

Into a storage unit you rent in your own name, with us as the transport. The move-out run takes everything to the unit and stacks it properly; when your new tenancy starts, a second run on the same hourly card brings it out and into the new place. The unit’s rent, access and terms stay between you and the operator, and your things sit under your own contract with your own access. We do not hold belongings ourselves. The two runs are quoted separately and confirmed in writing, so the gap costs what the card says and no more.

Yes, and it is one of the most common end-of-tenancy patterns. One visit, one crew, destinations agreed in advance: label by destination as you pack (new place, storage, parents) and the van is loaded in the order the drops need. Two drops reasonably close together usually sit inside one booking on the hourly card; a long second leg is priced honestly in the written quote rather than discovered on the day.

Often, yes, and the honest answer is that it depends on the crew diary for your date, which is why the tenancy end date is the first thing to tell us. Short-notice move-outs are routine work; month-end dates are the busiest in the rental calendar and go first. We will tell you plainly whether the slot exists and confirm it in the written quote rather than promise it and fail on the week itself.

Yes, where it is booked: your beds, wardrobes, tables and flat-pack are taken apart so they travel safely, with fixings bagged and kept with the piece, and rebuilt in the right room at the new address. One boundary: we move your furniture. Items that belong to the landlord (the furnished let’s sofa, the provided bed) stay where they are, unless your tenancy agreement says they are yours to take.

Tell us the building’s rules when you book: lift bookings, loading windows, concierge or management company requirements, and any access window your landlord or agent has set for the handover. If the van has to stand on a residents’ bay or yellow lines beyond the loading allowance, a borough suspension or dispensation may be needed, and boroughs ask for 2 to 10 working days’ notice, so raise parking early. Any suspension fee or road charge that applies is confirmed in your written quote.

Your own protection, and it takes ten minutes: photograph every room once it is empty, the meter readings, and anything the check-in inventory flagged when you arrived. Those photographs are your record that the property was left empty and in the condition you left it. We can take a room-by-room photo record of the emptied rooms as part of the job where a record is useful; your check-out clerk’s report is the formal document, and your photos sit behind it if anything is later disputed.

Insurance is as stated in your written quote: ask us to confirm in writing.

Send both postcodes, your tenancy end date and check-out time, and a list of what is moving and where each part is going. The quote comes back in writing and is valid for 7 days. There is no deposit to book. Changing your date is free up to 24 hours before the move; inside 24 hours, a cancellation charge of up to 25 percent of the quoted price applies. Payment is at the time of service.