Some moves need two men and a van, not one: heavy sofas, lots of stairs, or a whole flat in a single trip. You get a two-person crew and one fixed price — with no clock to watch.
A single driver is perfect for boxes, a single item or a light small-load move. But the moment there's a three-seater sofa, a American fridge-freezer, a no-lift third floor or a full flat to shift before the deadline, a second person turns a long, risky day into a quick, safe one.
Two men and a van means faster loading, safer stair carries and furniture that gets dismantled and rebuilt without a struggle. We'll always tell you honestly which you need — no upselling you to a crew of two when one will do, and no sending one person to a job that clearly needs two.
When there's heavy or awkward furniture, lots of stairs or no working lift, or a whole flat to move in one trip. Tell us the load and the access and we'll say honestly whether one or two is right.
A little, because you're paying for a second pair of hands — but it's still one fixed quote, and it often works out cheaper overall by getting the job done in half the time.
Yes — a two-person crew handles most studio, one-bed and many two-bed flats comfortably. For bigger homes we'll size the crew or add a second van and quote it as one job.
That's the point of the second person. Both crew load, carry and place items in the room of your choice — stairs and all, priced into the fixed quote.
One fixed price for the whole job — based on the load, distance, access and the two-person crew — agreed before the van moves. No hourly meter.
Send two postcodes and what's moving — a fixed quote comes back in minutes.