Considered removals,
done thoroughly.

We move homes, flats, offices and everything in between — across a town or across the country, and on into France, Spain, Italy and Portugal. Surveyed before it is priced, planned before it is loaded, and written down before you commit.

Careful handling Planned, not improvised Nationwide and Europe

Your move plan

Agreed in writing before anything is booked

01

Survey

A proper look at what is going and how it gets out — by video for most moves, in person for larger ones.

02

Plan

Crew, vehicle, access at both ends, parking, and the order things load in. Settled before the day.

03

Pack & protect

As much or as little as you want packed, and protection down at both properties before anything is carried.

04

Move & settle

Carried in, placed where you want it, beds rebuilt. Storage in between if the dates will not line up.

How we work

How Harvard
moves you.

There is not much mystery to a good removal. It is a survey that was honest, a plan that accounted for the awkward parts, enough people on the day, and a crew that protects the property before it starts carrying things through it.

What separates firms is whether they do that consistently or only when the job is easy. Most of the moves that go wrong went wrong at the quote — priced on a phone call, under-crewed to win the work, and then rushed to make the numbers back.

So we survey first and we put the figure in writing. If we get the volume wrong, we say so rather than adding it quietly at the end of the day. And if a job is not right for us — a grand piano down an external stair, a job better served by a local firm two streets away — we say that too.

More about how we work

Surveyed, not guessed

Twenty minutes on a video call settles volume, awkward pieces and access at both ends. It is the difference between a quote that holds and one that moves.

Crewed for the job

Sized by the stairs and the heaviest item, not by the number of bedrooms. An under-crewed move is slower and more expensive than an honest one.

Protected before loaded

Floors, frames, bannisters and communal areas at both properties. It costs a little time at the start and saves an argument at the end.

Written down

The figure, what it covers, and what would change it — before you commit to anything. No number appears on this website for the same reason: yours would be different.

Where we cover

Across the UK, and into four countries.

We are a named firm rather than a local one, so we do not claim a high street or a home postcode. We go where the move is.

Nationwide

Local moves, cross-country moves, and everything between. England, Scotland and Wales, with the length of the journey shaping how the job is crewed rather than whether we take it.

For the longer runs, see long-distance and nationwide removals — the drive is the job, and it is planned as such.

Into Europe

Four countries — the real list, not a sample.

Coverage in detail

Questions we get asked

Where are you based?

We work nationwide rather than out of a single shopfront, and we would rather tell you that plainly than claim a high street we do not have. What matters for your move is whether we can crew and vehicle it properly on your date, and whether we have surveyed it honestly. Ask and we will tell you exactly where the crew is coming from.

How is the quote worked out?

Volume, distance and access. How much is going, how far it is travelling, and what the load-in and load-out actually involve — stairs, lifts, parking, how far the carry is. For anything past a small flat we survey first, usually by video. You get the figure in writing before you commit to anything.

Do you cover long-distance and nationwide moves?

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. A move from one end of the country to the other is a different job from a local one — driving hours, loading order, and sometimes loading one day and unloading the next. We plan it that way from the outset instead of treating it as a local move with a long drive attached.

Which countries do you move to?

France, Spain, Italy and Portugal. That is the actual list, not a sample of it. We are not going to claim Australia, the USA or the Gulf to catch a search — if your move is outside those four countries we will say so and point you somewhere better.

Do you do office and commercial moves?

Regularly. Offices, studios, surgeries, workshops and small retail units. Commercial moves run on the building's rules — access windows, goods lifts, insurance lodged with a managing agent — and on whether people can work the next morning. See commercial removals.

Tell us about the move

Both addresses, the floor at each end, and roughly what is going. That is enough for us to survey it and put a figure in writing.