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Furniture removal in Tottenham.

Furniture removal in Tottenham for the sofa stuck in an upper flat, the wardrobe that won’t turn on the stairs and the old bed in the back room. It all comes out of the house by hand, anywhere in N15 or N17, and leaves on our van.

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FURNITURE REMOVAL IN TOTTENHAM

Getting a sofa out of a Tottenham conversion.

A lot of N15 and N17 is Victorian terraces that were later divided into flats, and the staircases in those conversions were never meant for a three-seater. Getting one down, past a tight turn and a shared front door, is a job for two people who’ve done it before, and sometimes for a screwdriver.

New-build blocks at Tottenham Hale have the opposite problem. The lifts work, but the managing agent wants furniture moved at set times, with the goods lift booked and the corridors protected. Ask them for the rules before you book us, since a slot in the loading bay is the hardest thing to rearrange on the day.

Then there’s the tenant moving out of a furnished flat, or the landlord who’s just got one back. A tired double bed, a sofa with a broken frame and a table that doesn’t fold any more. That sort of small load fits our £80 minimum. A flat’s worth is more likely to be a whole cage, from £350.

Photos are the quickest way to a price. Show us the pieces, tell us what floor you’re on and whether there’s a lift, and we’ll confirm the figure before coming.

If a piece is in decent condition, we’ll try to pass it on. Whatever is past that gets stripped for its timber and metal.

WHAT WE DO IN TOTTENHAM

The pieces people want gone.

One item or a roomful. We take things apart when they won’t come out whole.

  • Sofas and sofa beds

    Two-seaters, corner units and the heavy metal-framed sofa beds that nobody enjoys moving.

  • Beds and frames

    Divans, bunk beds and frames that were put together in the room and won’t leave it.

  • Wardrobes

    Freestanding or fitted, unscrewed where the stairs are too tight.

  • Dining tables and chairs

    Sets from a family home, or the odd chair left in a rental.

  • Chests and sideboards

    Heavy older pieces that are a two-person carry down a narrow staircase.

  • Student and rental furniture

    What’s left behind in a furnished let once the tenants have gone.

  • Desks and shelving

    Home office desks, bookcases and flat-pack units, whole or half broken.

  • Garden chairs and tables

    Old patio sets from the yard, carried through the house if we have to.

WHERE WE WORK

Furniture removal across Tottenham.

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  • N17

    Bruce Grove

    Upper flats in converted terraces, with tight turns at the top of the stairs.

  • N15

    Seven Sisters & Page Green

    Flats above shops, reached by steep stairs from a side door or a rear entrance.

  • N17

    Tottenham Hale

    Hale Village and the new blocks nearby, with booked lifts and loading times.

  • N17

    Northumberland Park

    Estate flats where the lift, the walkways and the parking all need thinking about.

  • N15

    West Green

    Family houses with more rooms, where a bigger load may be worth a whole cage.

YOUR OPTIONS IN TOTTENHAM

When Haringey is the better deal, and when it isn’t.

Three or four pieces on the street are cheaper with the council. Stairs change that.

We’ll be straight about this. Haringey will collect up to four pieces for £20 through Veolia, and ten for £80, which is a good price by London standards. If you’re in a house on the ground floor and you can get the sofa out to the front boundary by 6.30am, use it. Our minimum is £80 plus VAT, so you’d be paying for carrying you don’t need.

It changes if you can’t get the furniture to street level. Haringey says items can’t be left up or down stairs, so its crew won’t be coming up for them. If you’re on the top floor of a Bruce Grove conversion, the real question is who’s carrying that wardrobe down, and whether your back and the banisters will survive it. That’s what you’d be paying us for.

One detail worth knowing is that upholstered furniture may be collected at a different time from everything else, or a day later, because it has to be handled separately. So your sofa could sit outside for longer than you’d like. On council estates, check first whether your block has a collection point, as most large items can go there free.

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LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Good to know in Tottenham.

  1. Measure the stairsBefore you book, measure the tightest turn on the stairs and the width of the front door. If you know how it got in, tell us that too.
  2. Lift bookings at the HaleNewer blocks often want a date and a time for the goods lift. Send us their rules with your photos, and we’ll fit around them.
  3. Estate collection pointsSome Haringey estates have locked collection points. Estate services can tell you if yours does, and how to get it opened.
  4. Shared hallwaysIn a converted house, tell the other flat when we’re coming. A sofa on the turn of a shared staircase blocks the only way out.
  5. Stadium daysVans struggle around White Hart Lane when there’s a game on. Check the fixture list and pick another date if you’re close.
PRICING

Furniture removal prices in Tottenham.

The same rates we charge across London. Send photos and we’ll confirm your price before we set off.

MOST BOOKED
A FEW ITEMS
from£80

A sofa, a bed or a few pieces.

WHOLE CAGE
from£350

A room or a flat’s worth of furniture.

BIGGER JOBS
On request

Offices, several floors or awkward access.

Our £80 minimum, waiting time, cancellation, parking and VAT are explained on the furniture removal page and in our London price guide.

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FAQS

Questions about furniture removal in Tottenham.

Plan on our £80 minimum, plus VAT, for one or two big pieces. If you’re emptying an upper flat, it’s often a whole cage, from £350. Which floor it’s on matters, so include that with your photos.

No. We collect from any room on any floor. Tell us about the stairs and any lift so we can send enough people.

Yes, and that’s the job most people can’t do alone. If it won’t come down whole, we’ll tell you the options before we start cutting or unscrewing anything.

Yes. If it was built in the room, it usually has to leave in sections. We bring our own tools.

Yes. Give us the slot and the loading bay details and we’ll work to them. Try to book it for a time that leaves room in case the lift is busy.

Yes. We can collect from an empty rental if someone lets us in. Just send photos of what’s going and tell us who has the key.

Upholstered items and other cushioned furniture have to be kept apart from general waste for processing, so the council says they may be picked up at a different time or a day later.

If it’s sound, we’ll try to find it a new home. The rest goes for recycling as far as it can.

Whatever needs clearing, recycling or moving — we're ready to get it sorted.