The Reliable Moving Company – Your Friend with a Van | Open 24/7 | Prices Starting from Just £60
Prices Starting from just £60 per hour
A flat move is rarely about how much you own. It is about the lift, the loading bay and the twenty minutes the building gives you. We handle flat removals in London, Greater London and nationwide, and we sort the access side before the van leaves. Fully insured and licensed, seven days a week, with 535+ moves and 431+ happy customers behind us..
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A free quote to start, or a survey for larger flats. A survey means we look at the rooms, the stairs and the way out.
Packing if you want it, with materials supplied. Wardrobe boxes carry clothes on their hangers, straight onto the new rail.
On the day: protection for lift interiors and communal floors, loading, transport, unloading, and beds and wardrobes rebuilt. Storage covers a gap between tenancies.
Goods-in-transit insurance runs throughout, protecting your belongings while they are on our vehicle.




Booking house removals in London takes four steps:
Tell us the addresses, the date and roughly what needs to move.
We price the job from what you have told us. No obligation.

If anything is unclear, we ask. Floors, lifts, parking and awkward items all matter.
A deposit holds your date and crew. The balance is due on the day.
The most common flat removals in London we do. Usually a two-man crew and a few hours, and often better suited to a man and van than a full removals team. We will say which is cheaper.
More volume and more furniture to dismantle. Sofas are the recurring problem apartment movers in London meet daily: plenty of Clapham and Wandsworth conversions have a staircase that will not take one in one piece.
Towers in Stratford, Croydon and Wembley live or die on the goods lift. If it is out of service, or shared with three other moves that day, the job changes completely.
We check the booking, the floor and the walk from the lift to the front door before quoting.
Fourth-floor walk-ups in Hackney and Islington need more hands, not more time. Extra crew costs less than one crew taking twice as long, and is easier on your furniture.
Kensington and Chelsea mansion blocks often have lifts sized for people, not sofas, plus rules on which entrance you may use. Original stairwells need protecting.
Straightforward buildings, usually good loading access, but often a bay you must book with the housing office.


A free quote to start, or a survey for larger flats. A survey means we look at the rooms, the stairs and the way out.
Packing if you want it, with materials supplied. Wardrobe boxes carry clothes on their hangers, straight onto the new rail.
On the day: protection for lift interiors and communal floors, loading, transport, unloading, and beds and wardrobes rebuilt. Storage covers a gap between tenancies.
Goods-in-transit insurance runs throughout, protecting your belongings while they are on our vehicle.
Buildings have rules, and they are rarely on the website.
Many blocks make you book the goods lift in advance, sometimes days ahead. Some restrict moves to weekdays or set hours. Others want the managing agent notified, a certificate of insurance sent over, or a deposit against damage to communal areas.
Concierge desks often need names in advance before a crew is let past the door.
We ask about all of this when we call. Five minutes here prevents the most common failure in flat removals across London: a loaded van outside a building nobody can get into.
If you do not know your building’s rules, say so. We will tell you what to ask your managing agent.
We publish no price list. A studio in Walthamstow and a three-bed in Fulham with no lift are not comparable jobs.
Your quote reflects distance, volume, the floor, the lift and any packing, dismantling or storage.
London charges sit on top. Congestion Charge, ULEZ, red routes and any parking suspension appear in your quote, not on the invoice afterwards.
Month-ends are when most tenancies turn over, so those dates are busiest and midweek often costs less.
No hidden fees. If the job genuinely changes on the day, we speak to you first.


Tell us the floor, whether there is a lift, and roughly what is coming. Our flat removals in London are sized to the building, not guessed at, and the access costs are in the quote before you book. Call 07886 858112 or request your free quote today.
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It depends on the floor, the lift and the volume more than the postcode. A second-floor walk-up costs more than a ground-floor flat with identical contents. Send us the details for a real figure.
Usually yes, as managing agents deal with residents rather than contractors. Tell us the slot you are given and we will work to it.
We send more hands. Walk-ups are routine work, and extra crew keeps the job shorter and safer.
Yes — fully insured and licensed, with goods-in-transit cover. Many blocks ask for proof before letting a crew in, and we can supply it.
Both, if you want them. Pack everything, pack the fragile items only, or buy materials from us and do it yourself. Sofas that will not clear the stairs come apart and go back together.
Tell us as soon as you know. We would rather adjust the schedule than have you paying for a stationary van.
Yes. Gaps between one tenancy ending and the next starting are common. We collect, store and redeliver.
Yes. Lift interiors, stairwells and shared hallways get covered before we start carrying.