Same Day Courier London to Bristol

One item or a house move to Bristol?

The two prices cover two different jobs, and picking the right one is most of the saving.

• One item, £228. A sofa, a bed frame and mattress, a wardrobe, a fridge freezer, a motorbike in the van, a dining table, an armchair, a TV and a couple of boxes, or a marketplace buy you found in Bristol. One driver collects it, straps it in with blankets and delivers it to the room you want. A second item from the same pickup adds £25. A second person on this run is £156, compulsory for anything over 40 kg — washing machines, dishwashers, American fridges, range cookers and most sofas — unless you confirm a helper at both ends; it is also the right call for a heavy wardrobe up a narrow stair.
• A house move, from £650. A studio, a one-bed or a two-bed flat, a student room, a part-load of furniture and boxes, or several marketplace purchases collected across Bristol in one run. That is a move with two movers and a Luton, priced by the size of the home: from £650 for a studio, £750 for a one-bed and £850 for a two-bed, with the driving, the fuel and the loading at both ends inside the number. A two-bed move to Bristol is an overnight job for the crew. Three-bed and larger homes are a removals job and quoted separately.

Not sure which you are? Send a photo of everything in one shot. If it fits on one side of a Luton with room to spare, it is a single item or a small part-load and we price it that way.

How a London to Bristol run works

We confirm a fixed price from your photos and the two postcodes — the mileage sets it, £1.90 a loaded mile with a £95 minimum — then agree a collection time, usually within two hours where the diary allows. The driver loads in London, drives the M4, and unloads in Bristol the same day — 120 miles is a 2.5-hour drive each way, so a single item collected in the morning is typically delivered early afternoon. Waiting time is free for the first 20 minutes at each end, then £15 per 15 minutes.

Things that change the price and are worth telling us up front: stairs without a lift at either end, a parking restriction or a permit zone at the Bristol address, and whether anyone will be there to let us in. The Congestion Charge (£18) is passed through only if the London address is inside the zone; our vans are ULEZ-compliant so there is nothing else to add.

We cover Clifton, Redland, Bedminster, Filton, Keynsham and Bath and the rest of the West Country. If the delivery address is well outside the city we will say so on the quote rather than adding a surprise on the day.

Students and one-bed moves to Bristol

A student room going to the University of Bristol and UWE is the classic Bristol job: a bed's worth of boxes, a desk chair, a bike and a suitcase or two. That is a single-item price if it is a few boxes, or a house move if it is a full room, and we can collect from a family home anywhere around London or the Home Counties on the way to the motorway. We move plenty in reverse at the end of the year too.

For a one-bed flat, the number to plan around is from £750: two movers and a Luton, loaded in the morning and unloaded in Bristol that afternoon. Pack boxes the night before, keep the things you need on the first night in the car, and tell us if there is a lift booking at either end.

Bought something in Bristol?

The Bristol to London direction is just as common: a sofa on Facebook Marketplace, a wardrobe on eBay, a fridge on Gumtree, a piece from a dealer that will not post. We collect from the seller, check it against the listing, pay nothing on your behalf (agree that with the seller yourself; we collect once it is paid), and bring it to your door for the same £228. See marketplace collection for how the hand-over works.

Other long-distance runs we make from London: Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Liverpool, Nottingham, Cardiff, Brighton, Edinburgh, Glasgow. Anywhere else on the UK mainland, outside the M25 and more than 10 miles from our base, is £1.90 a loaded mile with a £95 minimum — see long-distance man and van.