Property removals · England and Scotland
We clear the checkout, deliver the check-in, and put a van and a driver on the properties you run. Mostly landlords, letting agents, and rental companies. Fixed price for that job. England is taking work now. Scotland is opening.
The figure is agreed for that job before anyone is on the road.
Same-day where the diary is open. Next-day is the usual trade slot.
Access, floor, lift, and parking sit on the booking, so the price holds.
Landlords and blocks we already run stay on file for the next void.
The work
Each one is priced from the address, the goods, the floor, and where it has to be by the end of the slot.
The tenant is out. We take the agreed goods and leave the rooms clear for the inventory.
Furniture packs, mattresses, and white goods in before the new tenant’s arrival window.
Goods moved between your own properties on one booking, both addresses on the sheet.
Washing machines, beds, fridges, one sofa. A second person when the stairs need it.
A van and a driver for the day when the office or the maintenance team needs the vehicle.
A checkout that moved, or a property that has to turn tomorrow. We say yes, or the next open slot.
How a slot runs
An example of a booked checkout. The clock on your job is the one we agree, and it is written on the price.
Stairs are in the price when you tell us the floor. A second load is a second figure, agreed before we start it.
The landlord book
Landlords, agents, and blocks we already run are kept on our book. The lift, the bay, the key safe, and who to invoice are there for the next void. It is our working record. It is not a public list, and it is not sold.
Address, keys, floor, goods, destination, and the arrival window. That sheet is what we price and what we run.
An arrival photo and a completion photo when the agency wants them on the file before the inventory.
The next job at a block we know starts from the notes, not from a blank email.
The agent, the landlord, or the rental company. The account name is on the booking.
Coverage
Trade work is booked across the country. Send the town with the date. If we can make the slot, you get a fixed figure the same day you ask.
We are moving the work into Scotland. Edinburgh, Glasgow, and the central belt are the first towns to book. Other towns go in the diary by date.
See the map of workVans
A panel van for appliances, beds, and a run between two of your properties. A Luton when the flat has to empty in one go.
Questions agents ask
Same-day when the diary has the town open. Next-day is the normal promise for a booked job. Send the address and the deadline and we answer with a slot or the next one we can make.
Scotland is opening. Book Edinburgh, Glasgow, and the central belt first. Name any other town on the form and we will say whether that date can be held.
Invoice, on terms agreed when the account opens. One-off jobs are bank transfer or card on the day. The price you accept is the price of that job.
Cover is whatever is stated on the written quote for that job. Ask for it in writing before the first instruction if the agency needs a policy on file. A line on a website is not the policy.
Goods go to the address you name: the next property, storage, or the tenant’s new address. A tip run only happens where you have arranged the destination and the law allows that load to be carried.
Both addresses if there are two, the floor and the lift, parking or a loading bay, who holds the keys, a list of goods or the words “full clear”, and the time the property has to be ready.
Hiring
England is taking jobs now. Scotland opens town by town. If you can run a checkout clearance or a check-in delivery to the sheet, send your details.
Book
Town, date, and what has to move. We reply with a fixed figure and a slot.
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