Plan who will be at the other home
If the household travels separately from the load, establish who will hold the keys and meet the crew. Give us a reachable contact and the times the property can receive furniture. Do not rely on a journey-time guess when arranging key collection; discuss the delivery plan before making a fixed appointment with someone else.
Know what is travelling together
Prepare one inventory for the load on this journey. Separate belongings going to a different home or staying in storage. Mark bulky furniture and mention dismantling needs. A longer route makes an overlooked piece harder to collect later, so walk through cupboards and storage spaces before you finalise the list.
Make the destination workable
Confirm access, floors, lift availability and the route from the unloading place to the rooms. Ask the receiving household to clear the entrances before arrival. If road or building access is restricted, include the details early. Where more than one address is involved, list all stops in the notes for review.
Review the cost of the actual itinerary
The published local labour guide helps explain the van and crew choices, but a longer journey must be reviewed against the work and route. We discuss the relevant mileage and other charges before confirming. An online request does not guarantee a particular travel date or a fixed total.
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