House Removals in Sussex

As a guide only, a typical local two-bed house move runs £650–£1,250 + VAT, and our man and van service starts from £80 for smaller jobs. The exact figure depends on the size of your home, distance, access and any packing or storage required, so the surest way to get an accurate number is a free, no-obligation quote — request yours here or see our pricing guide. A one-bed flat typically sits below the two-bed band, while a large family house or a longer distance moves above it. The survey is what turns that band into your own fixed figure: a short video walkthrough or an in-person visit, followed by an itemised written quote covering the crew, the vehicle and standard protection of floors and furniture. Anything you add afterwards — packing, storage, dismantling — is priced at the same time, so the figure you agree is the figure you pay.

Yes — we offer full packing, fragile-only packing and packing materials from our box shop, so you can do as much or as little as you like. Full packing sends a trained crew in the day before to work through the house room by room — beds dismantled, wardrobes wrapped, kitchen boxed — while fragile-only covers the china, glassware and artwork and leaves the everyday things to you. Everything is priced upfront in your written quote, and after the move we’ll collect your flattened boxes next time a van is in your area, so you’re not left storing cardboard.

We recommend booking as early as possible, especially over summer and month-ends. That said, we can often accommodate short-notice moves — get in touch and we’ll do our best to fit you in. Fridays and month-ends fill first, because that’s when completions cluster, so a mid-week date is usually easier to secure at short notice. If your dates are still moving — a chain that hasn’t confirmed, a rental handover in flux — book the survey anyway: the quote holds while the paperwork settles, and your coordinator adjusts the plan as dates firm up rather than starting from scratch each time.

Absolutely. Our clean, dry, containerised storage covers short and long-term needs, ideal when completion dates don’t line up. Everything is loaded once, sealed into its own container at our West Sussex site, and left untouched until you’re ready — no unloading and reloading in between, which is where most storage damage actually happens. The same crew that collects redelivers when the new house completes, whether that’s two days later or several months, and mentioning storage at the survey means it’s priced into your written quote from the start.

Yes, every move is fully insured and carried out by our trained team. We’re also a LAPADA member and Checkatrade-verified. Goods-in-transit cover is included as standard, and you can add full damage cover for around 10% on top of your quote if you want belt-and-braces protection — ask at the quotation stage and it’s all set out in writing. On the day, the crew protects floors, doorways and banisters before anything moves, and anything fragile or high in value is wrapped and handled by people trained for exactly that.

Yes. After a free, no-obligation home survey — in person, by video or from a detailed inventory — we provide a fixed written quote that sets out the crew, vehicle and everything included, so there are no surprises on moving day. You’ll typically have that written quote within 24 hours of the survey. You can request yours through our quote page. The quote itemises the crew, the vehicle, insurance and every service you’ve added, and it holds while your completion chain settles — if dates move, your coordinator adjusts the plan rather than reissuing a different price. It also means comparing us with other quotes is straightforward: everything is on paper, nothing is a day-rate estimate that grows on the day.

Absolutely. Our crews routinely take apart and rebuild wardrobes, beds, flat-pack units and other large items as part of the move, keeping all fixings bagged and labelled so everything goes back together correctly in your new home. Dismantling protects more than the furniture itself — a wardrobe carried in pieces spares your walls, banisters and door frames too, which matters in tighter hallways and period cottages alike. Tell us at the survey which items need taking apart and the time is planned and priced in; at the new house you sleep in a made-up bed on night one rather than facing an allen key late in the evening.

We lay floor runners along carrying routes, pad banisters, corners and door frames, and wrap furniture and fragile items appropriately before loading. As a LAPADA member and Checkatrade-verified company with goods-in-transit and public liability cover, we apply fine-handling standards to every family move. The protection happens before the first item moves, not after the first scuff: runners down, frames padded, furniture wrapped while it’s still standing in the room. At the new house the same happens in reverse, and the crew places furniture where you want it rather than stacking it in the hall — so the house you leave and the house you arrive at both stay the way you’d want them.

Yes. When completion dates do not line up, our secure household storage bridges the gap, holding your belongings safely until your new home is ready. Use our storage calculator to estimate the space you need. Your belongings are loaded once, sealed into their own container, and redelivered by the same crew when the new house is genuinely ready — no repeated handling in between. Mention the possibility at the survey even if the chain looks solid; having storage priced into the written quote from the start means a last-minute delay becomes a phone call, not a crisis.