Studio Moves We Run Every Week
Five shapes cover most one-room moves in London. Each is quoted from your list and your buildings, not from a guess.
Studio to Studio
Usually 2 Men, 2 to 3 hours
The standard one-room move: bed or sofa bed, wardrobe, desk, kitchen boxes, out of one studio and into another. Loaded in an order that lets the new room be assembled in the right sequence, bed first, storage furniture where it will live.
A Room Becomes a First Studio
Usually Driver Help, 2 hours
Out of a room in a house share and into a one-room home of your own. The load is a room’s worth, but the destination needs a furniture plan the old room never did: the studio has to hold your whole life, not just your sleeping half of it.
The Work-From-Home Studio
Usually 2 Men, 2 to 3 hours
A studio that is also an office: a real desk, a proper chair, monitors, a printer, shelving. The desk setup is packed and carried as a unit of its own, and it is rebuilt early at the new address so the working day survives the move.
Furnished Studio, Your Things Only
Usually Driver Help or 2 Men, 2 hours
Moving out of a furnished studio, or into one: only your belongings travel, and the landlord’s furniture stays exactly where the inventory says it stays. The quote is built from your list, with photographs where the line between yours and theirs needs to be unambiguous.
Studios Up Stairs and in Conversions
Usually 2 Men, 2 to 3 hours
Top-floor studios in converted houses, with narrow stairs and no lift: the sofa bed and the wardrobe decide the crew. Measured against the stair turn before the day, carried by two, with the floor charge stated in the quote rather than argued about on the landing.