Moving Home?

Moving home with a man and van starts from £19 per hour (self-loading). With driver help, rates start from £34 per hour. A typical 1-bed flat move costs £150–£300. A 2-bed house move is usually £250–£450. A 3-bed house move can be £350–£600. Submit your postcodes and item list for a free guide price.

The cheapest way to move home is a self-loading man and van from £19/hr. You load and unload, the driver transports. This works well for small moves — studios, 1-bed flats, or when you have friends to help. For larger moves, the driver-helps option at £34/hr still costs far less than a full removal company.

Most home moves do not need a full removal company. A man and van with driver help can handle flats, terraced houses and semi-detached homes. Full removal companies are only really needed for very large houses (4+ beds), piano moves, or when you want a full packing service.

Book at least 3–5 days ahead if possible. End-of-month and weekends are the busiest times. If you are moving on the last Friday of the month, book a week or two ahead. Same-day moves may be possible but depend on availability.

Your collection and delivery postcodes, an item list (number of boxes, furniture pieces, white goods), whether you need the driver to help load and unload, any access details (stairs, lifts, parking restrictions), and your preferred moving date. The more detail you provide, the more accurate the quote.

Yes, but it is risky. If the property chain is delayed, you may not get keys until late afternoon. Most movers recommend booking the van for the day after completion if possible, or confirming a flexible time slot with your mover in case of chain delays.