Rick Davison 
Waste carrier registration is what your firm needs before it can take a customer’s unwanted furniture away. Lower tier registration covers a business carrying only waste it produced itself and is usually free with no renewal. Upper tier registration covers a business carrying other people’s waste, including house clearance, and is paid and renewed every … Read more
This guide explains which weekday, and which part of the month, gives you the best day to move house on price and on choice of firm, and what you still control when a completion date leaves you no say. Most sales complete on a Friday at the end of a month, and prices follow the … Read more
This article sets out HMRC’s provisional count of UK property transactions for July 2026, and what the figures are worth to anyone with a move coming up. Completions trail the accepted offer by two to four months, so the release describes work removal firms booked weeks earlier rather than the market today. HMRC monthly property … Read more
12 minute read·Updated September 2026 A removal price is built from the hours a crew works, the vehicle the job needs and the time that vehicle spends on the road. Bedroom count is a rough guide to the vehicle and nothing more, which is why two homes of the same size are quoted hundreds of … Read more
Updated August 2026·14 min read There are exactly 17 places to update when you move house in the UK. This guide lists all of them, tells you when to do each one, what it costs, and which ones carry fines of up to £1,000 if you don’t. Key takeaways Updating your address with the DVLA is … Read more
Updated August 2026·12 min read “Don’t worry, we’re fully insured” is the most misleading sentence in the removals trade. This guide explains what that phrase actually gets you (under many contracts, as little as £40 per damaged item), what your home insurance adds, and exactly what to do, step by step, if the crew breaks something. … Read more
Updated August 2026·15 min read Cleaning is the single biggest reason tenants lose deposit money, and most of the advice online is written by companies selling the clean. Here’s the law, the real costs, a room-by-room checklist you can print, and exactly how to dispute an unfair deduction. Key takeaways Cleaning appeared in 29.38% of deposit … Read more
Updated August 2026·14 min read Flat moves fail on access, not distance. This guide covers the three things you must book before moving day: the lift, the parking, and the managing agent’s sign-off, with real 2026 costs and notice periods for London boroughs. A two-bed flat move that should take four hours can take six because … Read more
Updated August 2026·15 min read One plan for every animal in the house: cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, fish and reptiles. What to book, what the law requires, who looks after your pet on the day, and exactly how long to keep a cat in afterwards. Key takeaways Update the microchip database before you move. Microchipping is … Read more
Updated August 2026·14 min read Every removal company has a list of items it won’t put on the van: some because the law forbids it, some because their insurance does, and some because it’s simply a bad idea. Here’s the full UK list, why each item is refused, and exactly what to do with it instead. … Read more