House removals in Chelsea

House and flat removals across SW3 and SW10

Sal Removals moves homes and offices across Chelsea, in the SW3 and SW10 postcodes of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Our own crew and our own branded vans come out from our yard in Kingsbury, north-west London, and we work Monday to Sunday, 8am to 8pm. A local move usually takes a day: a one-bed flat is a morning for two movers, a three-bed house a full day for three.

Everything starts with a free survey, in person or over the phone for a smaller job. We look at what is going, how it comes out of the building and where it lands, and give you a fixed written price rather than an hourly guess that grows on the day.

What the price covers

A move includes wrapping, loading, transport and placing things in the right room at the other end. Beds, wardrobes, dining tables and flat-pack units are dismantled at the old address and put back together at the new one, with the fixings bagged and labelled by the crew that took them apart. Blankets, straps and trolleys come with the van as standard.

A one-bed flat is from £449, a two-bed from £699 and a three-bed house from £999. If the job is smaller than that, a man and van is from £69 an hour with one man and £80 with two, on a two-hour minimum, and it is often the cheaper answer for a studio or a single item.

Access, lifts and parking

Access decides how a Chelsea move runs, more than the number of bedrooms does. Tell us at the survey whether the building has a porter, a service lift or a goods entrance, what hours the block allows removals, and whether there is a bay, a yellow line or a resident permit space outside the door. Period conversions with a narrow staircase and a half-landing turn take longer than a lift, and the crew size follows that rather than the room count.

Kensington and Chelsea is a controlled parking borough, so where there is nowhere legal for a Luton van to stand we will tell you what the council currently charges to suspend a bay and how much notice it wants, and you apply through the borough’s own parking service. Fees and notice periods change, so we check the council’s page each time rather than repeat last year’s figure.

Packing, or not

If you would rather hand the packing over, full packing is from £199 for a one-bed, £299 for a two-bed and £399 for a three-bed house, and kitchen and fragile items only is from £99. If you are packing yourself, we drop boxes, tape and bubble wrap off before the move, priced per pack. Both are covered in packing service and materials, and the order to pack a house in is set out in our room by room packing guide.

When the dates do not line up

Chains slip, and a completion date that moves by a week is the usual reason people need storage. We load the flat, hold everything in storage and deliver when the keys are ready. Storage is containerised, from £20 + VAT a week per container, and you only pay for the containers you fill.

Clearing what you are not taking

Anything you are not taking to the new address can go on the same visit rather than become a second job. A single room, garage or loft cleared is from £149 and a whole three-bed house from £749, and a straight rubbish load starts at £69 for a single item. We are a registered waste carrier, number CBDU469343, so what we take is sorted for reuse and recycling and what is left goes to a licensed transfer station. See house clearance or rubbish removal in Chelsea.

Why people in Chelsea book us

Rated 5.0 from 187 Google reviews, correct as of 8 September 2026. Checkatrade member. Fully insured, with a professionally trained crew of our own and our own branded vans, so the firm that quotes the move is the firm that turns up to do it.

Services in Chelsea

• House removals: survey, written quote, wrapping, dismantling and reassembly.
• Man and van: from £69 an hour with one man, £80 with two, two-hour minimum.
• Office removals: evenings and weekends, so a business loses no trading day.
• Storage: from £20 + VAT a week per container.

Moving to Chelsea: the admin

Council tax and the electoral roll move to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and your GP, bank and driving licence all need the new address. The one people ask about most is the passport, and the answer is simpler than expected: do you need to change the address on your passport when you move?

Nearby

We cover Kensington, Fulham, Belgravia and Knightsbridge at the same rates and from the same yard.

Call 020 3475 0377, Monday to Sunday 8am to 8pm, or get a free quote and we will come and survey.