Questions we get asked a lot

It is our patch. We move flats around the station and Coldharbour Lane, terraces up Brixton Hill, converted places in Loughborough Junction and family homes out toward Herne Hill and Tulse Hill. Knowing the one-way streets, the market-area parking and which blocks have a lift makes the whole day go easier.

All the time. A lot of Brixton is walk-ups and converted flats, so tight staircases and no lift are normal for us. We turn up with the right kit and enough hands to carry the awkward things safely rather than dragging them or leaving you to help.

Both. If you have got a room, a studio or just a few big bits to shift, man-and-van is usually the right call — a proper crew and a van, not a lone driver. For a whole house or a bigger flat we bring a full removals team. Tell us what you are moving and we will point you to the right one.

Yes. If there is a gap between moving out and moving in, or you are clearing a room while it is decorated, we can collect, inventory and store your things and bring them back when you are ready. It is handled as part of your move, not a unit you have to sort out yourself.

We plan it before the day. The streets around Brixton Market, Electric Avenue and Coldharbour Lane can be tight, and some jobs need a suspended bay or a permit — we sort that where it is needed so the van is not circling while your stuff waits on the pavement.

Loads of them. Brixton has a big student and young-professional crowd, and end-of-tenancy turnovers are a big part of what we do — quick, careful moves between shared houses and flats, boxes to the right rooms, no drama.

We run an international arm from Brixton to France, Spain, Italy and Portugal. We pack up at the SW9 end, carry it over on a planned route, and handle the post-Brexit customs paperwork so you are not left working it out.

Send us where you are moving from and to, a date if you have one, and a quick note on what is involved. We will get back to you to talk it through and sort a quote — no obligation.