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Pickford's movers - expensive?
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greensalad said:Just got a second quote in at just over £2,000. Seems moving costs an awful lot more than I was expecting. Waiting for one more quote from another local firm to come in but will have to go with theirs or this £2,000 quote. I had no idea it would cost this much!You will be better off renting a Luton Van for a couple days and doing it with a help from family/friends.I've done this recently and spent the days leading up to it packing and dismantling furniture and sorting out what i want and don't want. Then on the day i was able to move out fully in only 3 hours with 2 others helping from a good sized 2 bed property. So was well worth it to save £500+.0
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RogerBareford said:greensalad said:Just got a second quote in at just over £2,000. Seems moving costs an awful lot more than I was expecting. Waiting for one more quote from another local firm to come in but will have to go with theirs or this £2,000 quote. I had no idea it would cost this much!You will be better off renting a Luton Van for a couple days and doing it with a help from family/friends.I've done this recently and spent the days leading up to it packing and dismantling furniture and sorting out what i want and don't want. Then on the day i was able to move out fully in only 3 hours with 2 others helping from a good sized 2 bed property. So was well worth it to save £500+.
We've managed to find a quote with a local firm for £1,800 so have had to go with that.0 -
Apologies if it’s already been mentioned but have you tried Anyvan? local/National companies quote a price to do removals and you can choose which you prefer.If you do a search on Google they will come up. I’ve used the service and had a brilliant local removal company but it was a few years ago now so hopefully it’s still a good service but maybe worth a look.0
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twoLou said:Apologies if it’s already been mentioned but have you tried Anyvan? local/National companies quote a price to do removals and you can choose which you prefer.If you do a search on Google they will come up. I’ve used the service and had a brilliant local removal company but it was a few years ago now so hopefully it’s still a good service but maybe worth a look.0
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