Man with a Van Bristol to London

It is around 120 miles and usually a 2 to 3 hour drive, depending on the M4 and your exact pickup and drop-off points. Your driver collects, heads east into London and delivers on the same trip.

You get a fixed, upfront price for the whole route before you book, with no hourly meter. Because a driver is often already heading into London, a Bristol to London move can come in cheaper than a full removal, with fixed prices from £65. The exact figure depends on what you're moving and whether you want help loading.

On a run like this it usually wins. An hourly meter keeps ticking through loading, the M4 drive and unloading, so the bill grows. Porta locks the price in before you book, so a slow stretch on the motorway costs you nothing extra.

Yes. We run it both ways: see man with a van London to Bristol for the trip down, with collection and delivery anywhere along the corridor.

Plenty, from one sofa or appliance up to a full flat. Beds, wardrobes, fridge-freezers, student and house-share moves, and second-hand pickups from eBay, Gumtree and Facebook Marketplace all travel up to London regularly.

Yes, the driver loads and unloads with you, which is the bit a self-drive hire leaves to you. If you have heavy or awkward items, a lot to carry, or stairs without a lift, note it when you quote so the right help is sent.

Often, where a driver is free for the run. Same-day and next-day trips up to London can be arranged subject to availability. Get a quote to see what is live.

We collect across Bristol and the West of England, from the Harbourside and Clifton out to Filton, and deliver anywhere in London inside the M25, with pickups and drop-offs in towns along the M4.

Both ends of this route can carry a clean-air charge: Bristol runs a charging Clean Air Zone across its centre, and your London drop-off may sit inside the Ultra Low Emission Zone (with the Congestion Charge in the central zone). Most vans on the platform meet both, but where a charge genuinely applies it is built into your fixed price. Enter your postcodes and any charge is priced in.

Yes, sofas are one of the most common loads up to London. A corner unit often splits into sections, and taking the feet off helps through doorways; a big one-piece sofa may need two people. Share the type and rough size when you quote so the right van and help are matched. Several pieces also suit our furniture courier service.

Yes. A mattress travels best bagged to keep it clean, and a divan base usually splits into two halves that are far easier through doorways and up stairs. Tell us the bed size and whether it is a divan or a frame when you quote so the right van is sent.

Yes, from a single desk to a small office. Flat-pack desks travel best partly dismantled, and we can take chairs, drawer units and filing cabinets too. Give us the piece count and rough sizes when you quote. Single large items also suit our large item courier service.