Furniture courier
A furniture courier for any shop or seller
A wardrobe from a shop, a table from a seller, a bureau from an auction. We collect furniture from wherever you bought it and deliver it to your door, anywhere in the UK, at a fixed price you see before you book.
Buying from Facebook Marketplace, eBay or Gumtree? Start your quote with the seller chosen
- One fixed price before you book
- Shops, sellers and auction houses
- Carried in to the room you choose
- Movesmith accepts liability
Movesmith is independent and isn't affiliated with these retailers.
Prices
How pricing works
You pay for the job, not the hour: the items, the drive, the access at both ends and the date. You see it all before you book.
Add what you're moving
Pick each item from the list. Not on the list? Describe it with its size and weight.
Add both addresses
Where we collect from and where it's going, with the floor, any lift and where the van can park.
See your fixed price
The price covers the van, the carry, the drive and the date. No hourly meter, nothing added on the day.
An assembled wardrobe from a shop
from £110
A double wardrobe collected from a shop, a short local drive, near the door at both ends, on a Monday to Thursday in the middle of the month. Prices include VAT.
A single item
from £100
Our lowest published single-item price: a short local drive, near the door at both ends, on a Monday to Thursday in the middle of the month. Prices include VAT.
Add several items to one job and the quote plans them together, so you aren't paying for separate trips.
See your price in minutes. The earliest you can book is the next day.
Every price is on our price list. Road charges such as the Congestion Charge show as their own line in the quote, never added afterwards.
What we move
Most everyday furniture is on our item list, from bedside tables to American fridge freezers.
Wardrobes and storage
Wardrobes, chests of drawers, sideboards, bookcases and display cabinets.
Tables and desks
Dining tables and chairs, desks, coffee tables and office chairs.
Beds and mattresses
Bed frames and mattresses from single to super king, bunk beds and cots.
Sofas and armchairs
Every common sofa type, armchairs and footstools.
Appliances
Washing machines, fridge freezers, dishwashers and cookers, disconnected before we arrive.
Auction lots and antiques
A bureau, a chaise longue or a glass cabinet from a saleroom. Add the lot number.
Pianos, safes, stone-topped furniture and other specialist pieces go to our team, who confirm a fixed price before you book.
How collection from a shop or seller works
Whoever is releasing the furniture needs to know we're coming. We ask for the details the driver needs, and nothing more.
Agree the handover
With a seller, agree a collection window. With a shop or auction house, check the collection hours and whether someone else may collect.
Start a quote
Choose where we collect from: a home, a shop, an auction house or an office. Add each item and both addresses.
Add the collection details
A contact name and phone number, any order, collection or lot number, and the collect-by date.
We collect and deliver
The driver collects, wraps and delivers on the date you book, carried in to the room you chose. Nothing is held overnight.
Before you book
Everything paid for
We collect goods you've bought and paid for. Sort out anything still to pay with the seller first.
A contact on the day
Add a name and phone number for the person releasing the goods. The driver calls them if anything is unclear.
A collect-by date
Some shops and sellers only hold goods for a set time. Add the date when you book, so the collection is planned before it.
Your route in
Check the turns on your stairs, the size of any lift and the width of your hallway. Long boxes and big sofas need room to turn.
Parking at both ends
Choose where the van can stop lawfully. If a permit or paid bay is needed, tell us who's arranging it.
Questions and answers
How much does it cost?
Single items start from £100: a short local drive, near the door at both ends, on a Monday to Thursday in the middle of the month. Prices include VAT. More items, stairs without a lift and a longer drive add time, all inside the fixed price you see before you book.
Where can you collect furniture from?
A shop or retailer, a private seller, an auction house, an office or a home. Choose the place in the quote, and it asks only for the details that place needs.
Can you collect from two places in one job?
Tell us both collection addresses when you book. Our team checks a job with more than one stop before a fixed price is confirmed.
Do you collect from auction houses?
Yes. Choose an auction house as the place we collect from and add the lot number and the collection window. Auction houses often have short windows, so book early.
Can you take furniture apart and put it back together?
For many items, yes: dismantling at collection and reassembly at delivery are added and priced before you book. We don't build new flat-pack from the box.
Are you part of a shop or marketplace?
No. Movesmith is independent and isn't affiliated with these retailers. You buy the furniture, and we collect it and deliver it to you.
How soon can you collect?
The earliest you can book is the next day. Choose a date in the quote and you see the price for that date before you book. If the shop or seller has a collect-by date, pick a date before it.
What if the goods aren't ready or don't match when you arrive?
The driver follows the collection details you gave. They don't leave with something different or incomplete without a decision from Movesmith. They can't change the price or take cash. If the job needs to change, we send you a fixed proposal, and nothing extra happens unless you approve it.
Who is responsible if something is damaged?
Movesmith accepts liability for your goods while we move them, under the terms shown before you book. Every move includes Movesmith Cover up to £10,000 — with increased cover up to £50,000 available when you declare a higher value.
Ready to see your price?
Add what you're moving and both addresses. See your price in minutes.
Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm, UK time