Contact

Get in touch about your move

Email for anything that is not urgent. Phone if a date has just moved and you need an answer while somebody is actually looking at the diary.

Email

hello@house-removals.net

Best for surveys, quotes and anything with detail attached. We read everything and reply within working hours.

Quote form

Send us the details

Seven fields, two of them optional. Enough for us to come back with something useful rather than a request for more information.

Office hours

Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00
Saturday, 09:00–14:00

Crews work outside these hours where a move needs it — office moves especially. The office is when the phone is answered.

What to have ready

None of it is compulsory. It just means the first reply is an answer rather than a list of questions.

Both addresses. Or at least both towns, plus the street type — terrace, block, rural lane.
The floor, and whether there is a lift. The single biggest factor in what a move actually takes.
Roughly how much there is. Bedroom count is a starting point. Whether the loft and garage are full matters more than people think.
Your rough timing. Even "sometime in the spring" helps. A firm date obviously helps more.
Anything awkward. A piano, an oversized mirror, a marble table, a managing agent, a street you already know is impossible.
How much packing you want. All of it, some of it, or just the materials dropped off.

Moving abroad? Add the destination country and whether it is a full relocation or a second home — that changes the paperwork entirely. See the European moves page.

We do not have a shop you can walk into

We are a nationwide operation rather than a high-street office, so there is no showroom and no counter. Surveys happen at your address, which is the only place the useful information is anyway. If you need a postal address for paperwork or an invoice, email and we will send it over.

How quickly we come back

Within working hours, promptly. Outside them, the next working day. If it is genuinely urgent — a date that has just moved, a load with nowhere to go — ring rather than email, because that is the only way to get an answer while somebody is looking at the schedule.