A fair price, in writing.
Removals and road freight from Ilford, East London to anywhere in the UK, for households and businesses. Quoted on what actually affects the job, agreed before the vehicle is booked.
What we move, and how
Every service has its own page: what it is, who it suits, what changes the price and what we need from you to quote it.
Removals
- Home removalsA full house move: your furniture, boxes and appliances loaded, protected, driven and set down in the rooms you tell us, anywhere in the UK.
- Flat and apartment movesMoves in and out of flats, maisonettes and apartment blocks, where access shapes the job as much as the contents do.
- Office and commercial removalsRelocation of offices, workshops and commercial premises: desks, IT, filing, stock and fittings moved to a plan, usually outside your working hours.
- Man and vanA van and a driver, with a second person when the items need it, for small moves, single rooms, collections and deliveries in and around East London.
- Packing serviceFull or partial packing of your home or office before the move, using proper materials, by the crew who then load it.
- Single item and furniture deliveryCollection and delivery of individual items — furniture, appliances, marketplace purchases, heavy or awkward pieces — locally and across the UK.
Freight
- Dedicated van and truckA van or truck booked solely for your consignment, collected and delivered direct without transhipment or other customers' goods.
- Same-day freightUrgent collection and direct delivery of goods within London and across the UK on the day you book, on a vehicle dedicated to your consignment.
- Nationwide distributionPlanned road freight from London to every part of England, Scotland and Wales: regular runs, scheduled deliveries and one-off consignments on the right vehicle.
- Pallet deliveryCollection and delivery of palletised goods on our own tail-lift vehicles, from a single pallet to a full load, without a network hub in between.
- Multi-drop deliveryA vehicle loaded with several consignments for several addresses, delivered in a planned sequence on the same day, with proof of delivery at each.
- Business contract workScheduled removals and freight for businesses that move goods regularly: fixed days, known vehicles, agreed rates and a single monthly invoice.
What size van do I need?
Tick the furniture and boxes you have, or pick your property size, and see the vehicle class it adds up to before anyone quotes you.
Most disputes about removals prices come from the wrong vehicle turning up. A load that does not fit means a second trip or a second van, and neither was in the quote. Our estimator uses standard trade volumes for each item to total your move in cubic feet and match it to a vehicle class, so the conversation starts from the right place.
It is an estimate to guide your quote, not a binding assessment. Its answer carries straight into the detailed brief with one click.
- Small van · 1.8 × 1.2 × 1.2 m
- SWB panel van · 2.4 × 1.7 × 1.4 m
- LWB high-roof van · 3.4 × 1.7 × 1.9 m
- Luton with tail lift · 4.0 × 2.0 × 2.2 m
- 7.5-tonne box truck · 6.0 × 2.4 × 2.4 m
- Above that: two vehicles or a survey
Load dimensions are internal length × width × height.
03 How pricing works
The price you agree is the price you pay, unless the job changes.
A removals or freight quote is a description of a job. If the job on the day matches the description, the price stands. If it does not, the difference is shown line by line. That is the whole idea.
What we quote on
- Volume: what is actually moving
- Access: floors, lifts, carry distance, parking
- Distance and driving time
- Crew and vehicle needed for the job
- Extras you ask for: packing, dismantling, timed slots
What we never do
- Quote a figure before we understand the job
- Add charges on the day that were not in the quote
- Send a vehicle we know is too small
- Promise a delivery time we cannot plan for
- Describe an enquiry as a confirmed booking
Ilford base, national reach
Local moves around Redbridge and East London, every London borough, and the motorway corridors to the rest of England, Scotland and Wales.
- A12 / A406North Circular, Stratford, Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich
- A13 / M25Docklands, Dartford Crossing, Kent, Essex coast
- M11 / A14Stansted, Cambridge, Peterborough, the East Midlands
- M1 / M6Luton, Milton Keynes, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds
- M4 / M5Reading, Swindon, Bristol, Cardiff, the South West
- M20 / M2Maidstone, Ashford, Canterbury, the Kent ports
- A1(M)Stevenage, Peterborough, Doncaster, Newcastle, Edinburgh
How a move day runs
The same sequence whether it is a studio flat or a four-bedroom house. Times and crew change; the order does not.
Arrival in the agreed window
The crew introduces themselves, walks the property with you and checks the plan against what they see.
Protection first
Floor runners, door-frame guards and blankets go down before anything is lifted.
Dismantle, wrap, stage
Beds and wardrobes come apart, sofas and mattresses are wrapped, and items are staged by the door in loading order.
Load for the road
Heavy and square items first, soft items to fill, everything strapped so nothing shifts on the A12.
Unload room by room
Boxes to the rooms on their labels, furniture placed and reassembled, packaging removed.
Walk-round before we leave
Anything in the wrong place is moved then and there. Then we go.
06 The fleet
Small van to 7.5-tonne truck, chosen for the load
Every class has its place. The estimator picks one for you; the fleet page shows the load space of each in plain numbers.
Tell us the job. Get a fair price in writing.
A quick enquiry takes a minute. The detailed brief takes ten and gets you a more accurate quote first time.