Everything you need for your home move. All in one place.

Whether you are relocating to a new city or just moving across the street, our Move Planner is the easiest way to manage your move.

Choosing a Removal Company

Taking the strain out of the move

Moving items out of your current property and into your new home takes a great deal of organisation, time and physical strength. If you’ve got a lot of boxes, fragile items, valuables or heavy pieces of furniture to move, then appointing a professional removal company is a worthwhile investment. And it’s crucial you find the removal company that’s right for you.

Price isn’t everything

Get several quotes from a range of removal firms. Use Move Planner get free quotes for removal companies that cover your area. Remember to read small print as quotes can be presented differently and may not cover the same things.   After all, you don’t want to be faced with a surprising invoice on moving day.

Don’t necessarily go with the removal firm offering the lowest price. You need to factor in the removal company’s availability and the service you’ll receive. Remember that you will be trusting them with your worldly possessions.

It’s the early bird...

Start early and give yourself plenty of time to choose the best removal company for your home move. Begin your search well before your completion date as the quoting process can take several weeks and good removal companies get booked up very quickly.

Parking

The last thing you or your removal firm need is for a half mile trek to load the van. So, if you have any parking restrictions at your current or new address, contact your local authority to have them removed on moving day.

 

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Top Tip

 

Get the best from your removal company and communicate with them as early as possible. Ensure the move goes smoothly and confirm your new hope details well before the move date. Let them know about the property layout and access points so they know exactly what to expect and are aware of any potential difficulties with getting large pieces of furniture up stairs and through doors.

 

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