Sorted by the kind of place you’re in

The E15 and E20 developments are full of flats that look simple and aren’t — a long walk from the lift to the door, a communal entrance with a code, a delivery route the building wants you to use. We move a lot of them, so we know the shortcuts.

Tell us the block and floor and we’ll bring the right van and crew size — no over-sending, no under-doing it.

High-rise moves live or die on access, and Stratford has more towers than almost anywhere in London. The blocks around East Village, Stratford City and the park run to a system — a service lift that has to be booked, a loading-bay window you have to hold, a concierge who wants names, times and sometimes proof of insurance before anyone comes up.

We handle every bit of that before the day. We speak to the building, book the lift and the bay, and turn up inside the window with the paperwork sorted. On the day we protect the lift and the communal areas, carry to the rules, and keep the move tight so we’re not eating into your slot. It’s the part other movers dread — and the part we’ve made routine.

From the Victorian terraces around Maryland to family houses on the Newham borders, a house move is about muscle, care and order. We survey first so the quote holds, bring crates and blankets, protect the floors and doorways, and load so it comes off in the right order at the other end.

Want to do some yourself? Pack your own boxes and take the crew and the van, or have us wrap just the fragile things. You draw the line, we price exactly that.

Studios, shops and offices around Stratford, Westfield and the creative spaces near the park move to a different clock. We plan business moves for evenings or weekends so nobody loses a working day, and we label and sequence the load so the essentials come off first and you’re trading again fast.

Tell us what can’t be switched off for long and we build the plan around it.