Put in your postcodes and see the price, line by line, before you book anything. John checks it and confirms it with you.
From one address to another
One item or a van full, picked up and delivered. Too big for the car? Sold online and need it shifted? Moving your own things? That's this one.
How it's priced: a round trip
Collected and disposed of
An old sofa, a washing machine that has given up, or a room's worth of things you no longer want, loaded up and taken away to be disposed of.
How it's priced: a round trip, with a stop to dispose of it
Stop 1
Stop 2
Stop 3
Each estimate shows the time charged, the van miles and any extras on their own line, with the rate next to each one. No lump sum to puzzle over.
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| Hourly charge2 hr 15 min at £40 an hour | £90.00 |
|---|---|
| Mileage42.3 miles at £1.30 a mile | £54.99 |
| Load feeSingle large item (sofa, wardrobe, bed) | £15.00 |
| Disposal charge | £25.00 |
| Stairs | £10.00 |
| Second person2 hr 15 min at £15 an hour | £33.75 |
Estimate£229
Where the van goes
Further afield is usually no problem. Long-distance jobs are quoted on request.
All areas coveredGet your estimate, add your name and number (plus anything John should know, such as parking or a lift), then tap “Send on WhatsApp”. That opens WhatsApp with everything already filled in, so you just press send. If you prefer email, “Send by email instead” opens the same message in your email app. John then confirms the price and a time with you.
Card via Stripe, bank transfer or cash, whichever suits you best. John will sort out the details with you once the booking is confirmed.
It is a genuine estimate, not a teaser. It uses the real driving distance and drive time for the whole trip the van makes, including the drive out to your collection address, plus an allowance for loading and unloading. John checks it and confirms the final price before anything is booked. If something about the job changes the price, you will hear about it up front.
They are different trips. A delivery goes from one address to another: the van miles cover the drive from John's base to the collection, on to the drop-off, then back to base. A removal is collected and disposed of, so there is no drop-off address: the van miles cover the trip from John's base to collect, on to dispose of it, and back. A removal also has a flat Disposal charge, shown on its own line on your estimate. Anything going from one address to another is a delivery. If you want things collected and got rid of, that's a removal. Not sure? Pick either and John will check.
The van, the driving, the fuel, and the loading and unloading time. The breakdown on your estimate shows each part separately: hourly charge, mileage, the Load fee for your type of load, the Disposal charge on a removal, and any extras you have chosen such as stairs or a second person.