Man and van in Fulham
The small end — a room, a studio, a storage unit, or one heavy item. Two people and a van, booked by the job.
Not everything needs a Luton and four people. A room across SW6, a studio emptied for a sale, a storage unit cleared, a single heavy piece bought at a saleroom — man and van covers it, with the same crews and the same protection.
What it suits
- Flats, studios and single rooms across SW6
- Dealer, auction and marketplace collections
- One awkward item: a sofa, a fridge-freezer, an upright piano, a chest
- Clearing a storage unit into a new address
- Shared-house and end-of-tenancy moves to fixed handover times
Collections
A good share of these bookings. Pieces bought around SW6 and the west-London salerooms are reliably older, heavier and less packed than they photograph, and frequently have to leave inside a fixed window. What we need is what it actually is, roughly what it weighs, and when it has to be gone by.
Match days
Worth checking even on a small job. A home fixture at the Bridge closes and congests several routes through SW6 for much of a day and takes the nearby parking with it. We check the fixture list against your date and suggest a different hour rather than letting you discover it.
The access questions, again
Small loads come out of the hardest buildings here — conversions with a shared front door, mansion blocks where the lift still has to be booked for a single sofa, and permit streets with nowhere to stand. Same short list every time.
Where it stops being right
Around a well-filled one-bed. Past that it becomes two trips and a long day, which is more than a flat removal would have cost.
Small-move questions
One person or two?
Two, on anything with furniture in it. One and a van is fine for cartons. A wardrobe down a conversion stair is not a one-person job.
Do you carry, or just drive?
Carry — that is the job. If you genuinely only want a vehicle and a driver while you do the lifting, say so and we will price it that way.
Can you collect from a dealer or auction?
Regularly. SW6 and the west-London salerooms generate a great many, and the pieces are usually older and heavier than they photograph.
Do match days matter for a small job?
They can. Home fixtures close and congest routes through SW6 for much of a day, so we will suggest a different hour rather than let you find out.
When does it stop being the cheap option?
Around a well-filled one-bed. Past that it becomes two trips and a long day, which costs more than a properly sized removal.
Got a small move on?
Two addresses, the floor at each end, and a rough list or a photo. We will tell you what it needs.