Full house removals across Richmond upon Thames TW9 and TW10, from four-storey townhouses on Richmond Hill to family houses out at Ham. Priced by the hour, packing and dismantling optional, price fixed in the app before you book.
A house removal in Richmond upon Thames is priced by the hour: small van £35, medium van £45, Luton van £60, with a 2-hour minimum and helpers at £12/hr. Packing is £25/hr per packer, dismantling and reassembly £30 per item. Loading, transport and unloading are included, price fixed before booking.
Packing £25/hr per packer, dismantle and reassemble £30 per item, first 15 miles included. DBS-checked crews, goods-in-transit cover from £10,000 and public liability. Same-day available.
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Part-loads, storage runs and single-room clearances inside TW9 and TW10. Small enough for the tighter conservation-street approaches. 2-hour minimum.
Richmond upon Thames is one of London's most affluent boroughs and its housing shows it. The Georgian and Victorian townhouses along Richmond Hill and in the streets around Richmond Green are tall rather than wide: three or four floors, a kitchen at garden level, bedrooms stacked above, and an original staircase that narrows as it climbs. A full house removal here is a vertical job. Crews load from the top down so the awkward top-floor pieces come out while everyone is fresh, and the ground floor, which is usually the heaviest, goes on last and comes off first at the other end. Volume is the other surprise. A four-bedroom townhouse of this type routinely fills a Luton van twice, which is why a Luton at £60/hr with a second helper at £12/hr is the standard Richmond removal booking rather than a single van on its own. Contents matter too: bureaux, glazed cabinets, marble tops, framed pictures and the occasional upright piano are ordinary here, not exceptional. Where a piece will not turn on a half-landing it is taken apart and rebuilt at the new address at £30 per item, and a packing team at £25/hr per packer can box the house the day before so moving day is loading only.
Both services share the same van tiers and the same hourly rates, so the honest answer to the removals or man and van question is that it depends on how much of the day you want someone else to carry. A man and van booking is a driver, a van and a 2-hour minimum, and it suits a single room, a part-load or a collection. A removal is the whole house: a bigger crew, a packing team if you want one, furniture dismantled and reassembled at £30 per item, and a planned order for the rooms coming out. Hours are the number people actually want. In Richmond a one-bedroom flat near the station usually runs two to three hours, a two-bedroom conversion three to five, and a three or four-bedroom period townhouse on the Hill six to eight once stairs, wrapping and a second trip are counted. Stairs move those figures more than distance does, which is why crews ask how many floors before they estimate a duration. The in-app clock starts when the crew starts, is visible to both sides and rounds up to the nearest 15 minutes, so you watch the number rather than argue about it afterwards.
Richmond removals are not dominated by first-time renters. The borough's move patterns are older and slower: downsizers leaving a large townhouse on or near Richmond Hill once the children have gone, families trading a flat near the station for a house with a garden out toward Ham, Petersham or the East Sheen border, and households arriving from central London who want the river and the park without losing the District line. Two things follow. The first is careful handling. Downsizing moves out of period houses carry a high proportion of inherited and genuinely valuable contents, so wrapping time is real time and the packing service at £25/hr per packer earns its place in the plan. The second is part-loads to storage. Conservation area controls across the borough are extensive and refurbishing a period property is rarely quick, so a large share of Richmond bookings are not simple A to B moves at all: part of the house goes into storage, the rest goes to a rented address nearby, and the crew returns months later to reverse it. Both legs are priced the same way, by the hour, with the figure fixed in the app before the van is booked.
A man and van needs the kerb for twenty minutes. A full house removal needs it for most of a working day, and in Richmond that is the constraint worth planning around. Resident permit parking runs the length of the conservation streets, driveways are rare on the older terraces, and the carriageways were laid out long before Luton vans existed, so the loading position for a removal is agreed at the time of booking rather than found on the morning. For larger jobs a bay suspension arranged with the council in advance is usually money well spent. The departure is planned too, because Richmond Park is gated with closing times and is never part of a loaded van's route; moves head out on the A316 Chertsey Road or across Richmond Bridge or Twickenham Bridge instead. Where Richmond households end up is reasonably predictable: over the river to Twickenham and St Margarets, along to Mortlake and East Sheen, south-west into Surrey, and further afield when a downsize turns into a move away from London altogether. The first 15 miles are included in the hourly price, and beyond that a per-mile rate applies, shown in the app before you confirm.
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Last updated August 2026.
Fixed hourly price locked before you book. Multi-floor townhouse loading, packing, dismantling and part-load storage runs across TW9 and TW10, with DBS-checked crews and goods-in-transit cover.
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Own a van or recovery truck? Take jobs through the same appSmall van £35/hr · Medium £45/hr · Luton £60/hr · Helper £12/hr · Packing £25/hr per packer · No membership