Houses, flats, apartments - two bedrooms or six, ground floor or fourth floor walkup. We've moved studio flats, big family homes, Victorian conversions with impossible staircases, new builds with lifts. Every move has its own quirks and we plan for them.
The actual moving part - lifting, loading, driving, unloading - that's on us. You've got enough to deal with on moving day without worrying about whether your sofa's going to make it down the stairs.
We ask about bedrooms, access, stairs, parking, anything awkward. Then we give you a clear price. No surprises on the day.
We lay down protective runners before we start. Your carpets and communal hallways shouldn't pay the price for your move.
Blankets, padding, and careful handling. Large items, fragile items, awkward items - all wrapped properly, ready to go on the van.
Everything has a place in the van. We load methodically so nothing shifts in transit. It's like Tetris, except every piece is a different shape and weight.
We don't dump everything in the hallway. Boxes go to the right rooms, furniture goes where you want it. Then we do a walkthrough to make sure nothing's been missed.
Tight staircases, narrow corridors, permit parking three streets away, a neighbour who watches disapprovingly from their doorway - we've seen it all.
Before moving day, we know what we're dealing with. Flights of stairs, lift availability, parking restrictions, anything that could slow us down. It all goes into the plan. No "we didn't realise it was on the third floor" nonsense.
Most moves go wrong because of rushing. The company's overbooked, the crew's under pressure, and your move gets squeezed into a timeframe that doesn't work.
We don't do that. We schedule properly, turn up on time (early, usually), and work at a pace that's thorough but efficient. The aim is for you to get to the other end thinking "that was actually alright."
Tell us the details and we'll give you an honest quote - no obligation, no pressure.