Using A Man With A Van For A Home Removal
Feb09

Larger jobs with long distance drives will usually be quote based jobs only, as the hourly are tends not to apply outside the vicinity of the initial pick up, especially for removals in London. If you know that your removal is going to be local, and you have a good idea as to how long it will take, then you should certainly try getting a van for an hourly rate. Keep an eye on traffic reports, and work out the quickest route before hand, to run it past the driver, to see if you can get there as quickly as possible.

If you have friends to help you with the removal, then being out on the pavement with everything when the van driver turns up will mean that you can get things loaded in more quickly, which again will reduce the overall time that you spend on the job, bringing the costs down.You should check to see if there are any bad reviews of the van and man company that you are thinking of using online. Most man and van drivers are very honest, hardworking types, but sometimes you may find that you come across a driver who is looking to make off with your belongings, or to scam you out of more money. Be sure that there are no hidden charges when you get a price, as some drivers may try to add a fuel surcharge or a lifting fee on to the price without telling you, saying that it was in the small print of their adverts. This may leave you in a position of owing considerably more at the end of the job, and that can make things really difficult when you re confronted by the issue! Be sure to get a van from a company if you are concerned about this, as they will be more easily accountable than a standalone removal van driver.