House & Flat Moves
Planning a house or flat move? Post your move free on NAMNAV and compare quotes from independent man and van and removal providers.
Start with the size of the move
A studio or lightly furnished flat may fit a van service, while a larger household may need a Luton, multiple trips or more than one person. Give providers enough detail to judge the job rather than relying only on the number of bedrooms.
Create a simple inventory
List large furniture and appliances, then estimate boxes and bags. Include sheds, garages, loft contents or garden items if they are part of the move. Forgotten areas are a common source of extra volume.
Explain access and key timing
For flats, state the floor and whether there is a usable lift. For completion-day moves, be realistic about keys and potential waiting. Providers may price differently where timing is uncertain.
Choose the quote that fits the job
Compare the price with provider feedback, proposed vehicle, labour and message. If you need packing, dismantling or other extras, make sure those services are explicitly agreed with the provider rather than assumed.
House and flat moves FAQs
How do I get a house and flat moves quote?
Post the collection and delivery details, date, item or load description and loading requirements on NAMNAV. Independent providers can then submit their own quotes.
Is posting a job on NAMNAV free?
Yes. Customers can post a job and receive quotes without a customer posting fee.
Does NAMNAV choose the driver for me?
No. NAMNAV is a marketplace. You compare the quotes and available customer feedback and decide which independent provider you want to use.
When are my contact details shared?
Your private contact details are not intended to be shown on the public job listing. Relevant contact details are shared with the selected provider after you accept a quote.
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About NAMNAV: NAMNAV is an online marketplace. Independent providers set their own prices and provide the transport service directly to customers. NAMNAV does not itself carry out the transport job.