How much does a man with a van cost? Honestly, it depends on the job — so instead of a fake price-per-hour, here is exactly what moves the price, and a fixed quote you can hold us to.
We quote every job as one fixed price, not an hourly rate. You tell us the two postcodes, what is moving and the access at both ends; we send back a single number that does not change on the day. No clock ticking while the van sits in traffic, no 'minimum three hours' trap.
That is also why we do not publish one headline price: a single sofa across town and a two-bed flat up four flights are not the same job, and pretending otherwise just means a wrong number. The quickest way to a real man and van price near you is a quick message with your postcodes and a photo or list of the load — most quotes come back within the hour.
It depends on the load, the distance, the access and the crew needed — which is why we quote per job, not per hour. Send your two postcodes and a rough list on WhatsApp and you'll have a fixed price back, usually within the hour.
No. We give one fixed quote for the whole job, agreed before the van moves. If a job runs longer than we expected, that's our problem — not an extra line on your bill.
Yes. The number we agree is the number you pay. If the job genuinely changes on the day — more items, a different address — we agree any difference before a single box is lifted.
Two postcodes, when you want it done, and a photo or list of what's moving. The more we can see, the tighter the quote — and photos take ten seconds on WhatsApp.
No fuel surcharges, no stairs surcharge, no card fees. Any unavoidable cost (a London congestion charge, a parking suspension) is written into the quote up front, never bolted on after.
Send two postcodes and what's moving — a fixed quote comes back in minutes.