Furniture removal in Stockwell.

From the living room to the van, without you lifting.

Bringing a sofa down from a high-floor estate flat is a different job from easing a wardrobe down a Georgian staircase on Stockwell Park Crescent. We plan for both: the lift size, the turn on the landing, and the distance from the front door to where the van can stop.

Anything that won’t fit through a door or round a corner gets dismantled on the spot: bed frames, flat-pack wardrobes, dining tables and corner units. Nothing is left on the pavement waiting for someone else to deal with.

Good pieces are passed on for reuse wherever possible. The rest is broken down so wood and metal can be recycled, and the remainder goes to licensed facilities under our waste carrier registration, CBDU425022.

You don’t need to empty drawers into bags or move anything into the hall first. Point at what’s going, tell us what stays, and we take it from there, room by room.

Tower blocks, deck-access estates, Georgian terraces and new apartments all sit within a few streets of each other here, so no two collections are the same. We ask for the floor, the lift size and where we can park before we arrive, and that tells us how many people to send.