Questions we are often asked

Battersea is our home patch. We move the mansion flats around Battersea Park, the Victorian terraces off Lavender Hill, the new apartments at the Power Station and Nine Elms, and the offices in the regeneration zone. Knowing the streets, the lifts, the loading bays and the parking is half of what makes a Battersea move go smoothly.

Yes — that is much of what we do. Mansion flats bring narrow communal stairs, small lifts and porter arrangements; period homes bring awkward doorways, original features to protect and often a piano or antiques. We survey the property first so the crew arrives with the right approach and materials rather than working it out on the day.

We do. Battersea and Nine Elms have become a serious commercial address, and we relocate offices, studios and shops around the working day — often over an evening or weekend — with IT and workstations handled in a sequence agreed with you. The aim is that you are trading again with minimal interruption.

Yes. Whether it is the gap between completion dates, a renovation, or downsizing from a larger home, we can collect, inventory and store your belongings securely and return them when you are ready. It is storage handled as part of your move rather than a self-storage unit you manage yourself.

We plan it in advance. Riverside streets, red routes, controlled parking zones and mansion-block loading bays all need arranging before the day — we handle permits or suspensions where needed and agree the loading approach so the move is not held up at the kerb.

Yes. Not every job needs a full crew — a single room, a few large pieces or a studio move is well suited to our man-and-van service, delivered with the same care as a full removal. Flat and high-rise moves are covered too, though our focus is premium house and business relocations.

We run an international arm departing from Battersea to France, Spain, Italy and Portugal. We survey and pack at the SW11 end, carry the move overland on a planned route, and handle the post-Brexit customs paperwork so it is not left to you.

Send us your pickup and destination addresses, a moving date if you have one, and a note on what is involved. We will review it and be in touch to arrange a short survey, so the written quote reflects the real job rather than a guess.