Man and van in Hayes
The small end — a room, a studio, a first home, a storage unit, or one heavy item. Two people and a van, booked by the job.
Plenty of moving jobs do not need a Luton and four people. A room across UB3, a studio emptied, a first flat furnished, a storage unit cleared, one heavy thing that will not go in a car.
What it suits
- Single rooms, studios and lightly filled one-beds
- First-home moves
- Shared-house moves to a fixed handover time
- Marketplace, shop and auction collections
- One awkward item: a sofa, a fridge-freezer, an upright piano, a workbench
The honest bit
The commonest way a small move goes wrong is that it was never a small move. Tell us what is actually coming, wardrobe included, and we will say which option is cheaper. It is frequently the removal — and saying so costs us the larger invoice and saves you a bad day.
The stair still decides the crew
Especially here. A great many Hayes addresses put an external stair between the van and the front door, which matters far more on a sofa than on a load of cartons.
Where it stops being right
Around a well-filled one-bed — see flats and maisonettes.
Small-move questions
One person or two?
Two on anything with furniture in it. A sofa down an external maisonette stair is emphatically not a one-person job.
Is it right for a first home?
Very often. A bedroom's worth of things plus whatever was bought for the new place is a van job, and a full removal would be paying for air.
Do you carry or just drive?
Carry. If you genuinely want a vehicle and a driver while you do the lifting, say so and we price it that way.
Can you collect from a seller or a shop?
Yes. Tell us what it is, roughly what it weighs, and when it has to be gone by.
When is it the wrong choice?
Around a well-filled one-bed. Past that it is two trips and a long day, which costs more than a proper removal would have.
Got a small move on?
Two addresses, the floor at each end, and whether there is an external stair. We will tell you what it needs.