Furniture Delivery
Collection and delivery of individual pieces of furniture, with assembly available at the far end.
- Crews
- Our own team
- Employed by AFS, never subcontracted
- Quote
- In writing within 24 hours
- Itemised from our published rates
- Cover
- Included as standard
- Goods in Transit & Public Liability
- Coordinator
- One named contact
- From the quote to the last box
- Best for
- Single items collected and delivered, assembled if you want.
- Included
- Goods in Transit and Public Liability cover, our own crew and a named coordinator.
- Pricing
- From £55/hour, driver only, on the Small Transit (SWB).See the rate card
Practical moving information
A sofa, a wardrobe or a dining table that needs to get from A to B without booking a whole removals crew for the day.
Priced by the hour from the same rate card as any other job, plus mileage for the distance covered — there is no separate "delivery only" price list.
Assembly at the other end
If the piece needs building or rebuilding once it arrives, that is available as a per-item charge on top of the delivery, the same published rate used for dismantling and reassembly on a full move.
Common questions
How is a single-item delivery priced?
Can you assemble the item once it is delivered?
Is the item insured while it is being delivered?
How much does furniture delivery cost?
The main factors are the vehicle and crew, loading and unloading time, and the distance between your two addresses. Access and any packing or furniture work help us build the rest of the quotation.
- Vehicle, crew and time
- For hourly moves, the rate depends on the vehicle and number of movers. Hours are billed as worked, subject to a 2- or 3-hour minimum depending on the vehicle. Tell us what is moving so we can confirm a suitable team and allow realistic loading time.
- Distance and access
- A vehicle-specific per-mile charge is added. Stairs, parking and the walk from the vehicle to each front door also matter: a short local journey can still involve a long loading day. Tell us about working lifts and any loading restrictions at both addresses.
- The work you need us to do
- Furniture dismantling and reassembly are priced per item. Packing requirements and any additional collection or delivery stops should be agreed before the move, so the quotation reflects the whole job.
A driver-only rate is not a fully crewed price. Your written quote confirms the vehicle, crew and scope of work — and the price is the total, with no VAT added on top.
Published prices to help you plan
Priced by the hour from the same vehicle and crew rate card as every other service we offer, plus mileage for the distance covered.
Separately priced work
- Stairs: £10 per person on the crew, per flight of stairs, for each hour at that address — a floor is 2 flights, so a first floor is 2 flights and a third floor 6. Only the ground floor is free; a working lift means no stair charge.
- A single or double bed: £50 to dismantle, £90 with reassembly at the other end. Every dismantling or reassembly booking has a £90 minimum; other furniture has its own per-item rate.
What size removal van and crew will I need?
Property size is only a starting point. The volume of furniture and boxes, access, parking and unusually large items also affect the vehicle and crew we recommend.
A starting point for your inventory
The capacities and minimum bookings are from our fleet data. Property suggestions are guidance, not a guaranteed vehicle allocation.
How many movers will attend?
The rate card offers 2 movers, 3 movers, 4 movers, as well as driver-only bookings. Bedroom count does not decide the crew: tell us about the furniture, stairs and any heavy items, and confirm who will handle loading and unloading when you book.
- Access can change the vehicle
- Narrow roads, low entrances and restricted parking may make a smaller vehicle more practical. Share height restrictions and loading rules before a vehicle is allocated.
- Volume matters more than bedrooms
- Include the loft, shed and garden furniture in your inventory. A lightly furnished three-bedroom house can have less to move than a full two-bedroom flat.
- Large items and longer journeys need a plan
- Flag pianos, heavy furniture and oversized pieces early. If the load may need more than one vehicle or journey, discuss that before booking, especially when the destination is a long way away.
From quote to the last box
How your move works
Five steps, one coordinator, and a plan agreed before the van arrives.
- 1
Tell us about your move
Use the quote form, call or WhatsApp. Add photos if it helps — the more we know, the more accurate the price.
- 2
Get your written quote
An itemised quote within 24 hours, built from our published rates: vehicle, crew, hours and extras, line by line.
- 3
Your coordinator takes over
Once you book, one named coordinator confirms the date, vehicle and crew, and stays your contact until the last box is in.
- 4
Packed and loaded
Floors and doorways protected, furniture dismantled and blanket-wrapped, and the van loaded in the order you want it unloaded.
- 5
Unloaded and rebuilt
Boxes go to the rooms you labelled, beds go back together, and the crew stays until you have walked the house.
What happens on a furniture delivery?
The item is checked and protected at collection, carried in and placed as directed at delivery, and confirmed before the crew leaves.
- 1
Confirm the item and both addresses
The item, collection point and delivery address are confirmed before booking.
- 2
Collection
The item is checked against what was booked and protected for transit.
- 3
Travel
Direct to the delivery address.
- 4
Delivery
Carried in and placed exactly where directed.
- 5
Confirm before sign-off
Condition and placement checked with you before the crew leaves.
What is included with furniture delivery?
Cover, our own crew and a named coordinator come with every move. Packing, materials and furniture dismantling are priced separately, so you only pay for what you need.
Included as standard
- Goods in Transit coverIncluded on every move, not sold as an add-on.
- Public Liability coverIn place on every job, at home or at work.
- Our own crewEvery mover is employed by AFS. We never pass your move to a subcontractor.
- One named coordinatorYour single point of contact, from the quote to the last box.
Added when you need it
- Packing and unpackingThe whole home or just the fragile items, priced as a package with materials.
- Furniture dismantling and reassemblyCharged per item at a published rate rather than folded into the hourly rate.
- Pianos and fragile itemsSpecialist handling for items that need more than a blanket and two people.
- House clearanceFor the belongings going somewhere other than your new home.
What changes from one move to the next?
Two moves of the same property size can run very differently. These are the things that most often change the vehicle, the crew or the time — and the details worth telling us when you enquire.
A single large item needing specific access checks
Sofas and wardrobes are the most common items that don't fit through a standard doorway on the first attempt — measure the route at delivery in advance where you can.
Multiple items from different collection points
Can usually be combined into one delivery job — tell us all the collection points up front so the route is planned properly.
A delivery with a tight time window
Common when matching a retailer's dispatch date — tell us the window when you book so it's built into the schedule rather than assumed flexible.
The item needs assembly on arrival
Assembly isn't part of delivery by default — it's available as part of our Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly service if needed.
These are planning examples, not records of particular jobs.
Prepare for your move
- Planning a long-distance move without losing the day
A move of three hundred miles is not a local move with more driving. The difference is what has to be decided before the van is loaded.
- Packing fragile things so they survive the van
Most breakages do not happen in a drop. They happen slowly, over a hundred miles of vibration, to things that were packed with room to move.
How should I prepare for a furniture delivery?
Confirm access at both the collection and delivery addresses, measure doorways if the item is large, and make sure someone is present at both ends.
Before the day
- Confirm collection and delivery addresses and access at both.
- Measure doorways and any tight turns at the delivery address if the item is large.
- Confirm whether assembly is needed on arrival.
On the day
- Be present, or nominate someone, at both collection and delivery.
- Confirm placement before the crew leaves.
Packing takes longer than almost anyone expects.
Why customers choose AFS Removals
Each one is something you can check before you book.
Our own crews
Every mover is employed by AFS. Your move is never passed to a subcontractor, even in the busiest weeks of the year.
A written quote within 24 hours
Itemised from our published hourly, mileage, stair and furniture rates, so every line can be checked.
See the rate cardOne named coordinator
The same person handles your move from the quote to the last box, and is who you call if a completion time slips.
Cover as standard
Goods in Transit and Public Liability cover are included on every move, not sold as an add-on.
20+ years in removals
AFS Removals Limited (company no. 12460159) is run by a team with more than 20 years of moving homes and offices. Lines open seven days a week, 8:00am – 10:30pm.
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The rest of what we do
Furniture Delivery where we are asked for it most
We cover the whole of the UK. Some of the areas we are booked in for this service:
- Furniture Delivery in Edinburgh
- Furniture Delivery in London
- Furniture Delivery in Liverpool
- Furniture Delivery in Glasgow
- Furniture Delivery in York
- Furniture Delivery in St Albans
- Furniture Delivery in Perth
- Furniture Delivery in Wandsworth
- Furniture Delivery in Clapham
- Furniture Delivery in Inverness
- Furniture Delivery in Dundee
- Furniture Delivery in Cheltenham
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Know your price before moving day
Tell us your collection and delivery addresses, moving date and what you're moving. We'll send you a clear, itemised written quote within 24 hours — or call us and we'll talk it through now.
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