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France, Italy, Spain and Portugal, from anywhere in the UK. Those are the only four destinations we take bookings for.
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England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, from cities such as London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Bristol, and from rural addresses too. Collections from Northern Ireland follow different customs arrangements, so mention it early.
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Send the quote form with your two addresses and a rough idea of dates. A surveyor arranges a visit to your UK home, looks at what is moving and asks about access at both ends. You then receive one written quote that lists what is included.
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Ask whether they survey before pricing, what the written quote includes, who prepares the customs paperwork, what transit cover is offered and on what terms, and who delivers at the other end. Check any trade association membership on the association’s own website.
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Yes. We prepare the UK export declaration and the import documents for the destination country, built from the inventory you check and sign. You supply the personal documents only you hold, such as proof of address.
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People moving their main home to an EU country can usually import personal belongings free of duty and VAT, if the goods have been owned and used for the qualifying period. New purchases, alcohol and vehicles can be treated differently. We confirm what applies after the survey.
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It depends on the destination, the volume, customs clearance and whether your goods share a vehicle with other moves. Your written quote includes an estimated delivery window for your move.
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Your belongings travel with other households going the same way, and you share the cost of the vehicle. It suits flexible dates. A dedicated vehicle runs to your schedule and is quoted as such.
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Ask for the cover terms with your quote: how goods are valued, what is excluded, how items you pack yourself are treated, and how to make a claim. Read them before you book.
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Yes, with notice. Pianos need dedicated handling, artwork may need crating, and alcohol is declared separately from household goods. Mention all three at survey.
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We do not transport pets; use a specialist pet carrier. Vehicles need their own customs and registration process, so ask about them separately rather than as part of the household load.
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Goods can be held in storage at either end until you have access to the new property. Storage is quoted as its own line so you can see what it adds.