Same-day and next-day handling
Short-notice jobs get fitted into the diary quickly, matching how this trade actually gets booked.
A marketplace buyer needs a sofa collected today or the seller's moving on to someone else. A student needs a small room's worth of stuff moved before the tenancy deadline, with barely a day's notice. And a tip run gets forgotten between bigger jobs because it feels too small to prioritise - three calls that need a fast, easy yes, not a formal booking process.
Man and van jobs range from a single item to a small move - here's what the receptionist arranges.
Short-notice jobs get fitted into the diary quickly, matching how this trade actually gets booked.
Whether it's one sofa or several marketplace stops, the receptionist gets the details right so the job's quoted properly.
Stairs, lifts and long carries get flagged before the day, so nobody's caught out on the job.
No unnecessary formality for a job that's really just a van, a driver, and a bit of help.
It records how urgent your job is and passes it straight through, but confirming an actual same-day slot depends on the day's diary, which the business checks directly.
It asks what you're moving and notes it down, but the final call on van size and crew is made by the business based on that information.
No. Pricing depends on distance, access and load size, so a figure is only given directly by the business.
Call our receptionist, 020 4538 8898, and hear it for yourself, or see what's in every plan.
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