White goods and appliances collected from retailers or sellers, delivered to your door, priced by the hour.
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A rough guide to the total time for loading and unloading.
Every move is different. Stairs, parking and big or awkward items all add time. If unsure, round up.
Extra loading and unloading time is charged by the hour.
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Photos, routes and reviews from recent jobs
Our customer needed white goods moved across Oxford from Blackbird Leys to St Clement's. Waqar loaded the appliances into the Transit in just over an hour, keeping everything upright and taking care navigating the kitchen spaces at both ends. The short 10-minute drive across town meant the goods arrived quickly, ready for installation.
Our customer needed a large fridge moved from Humberstone & Hamilton to a garden shed in Thurncourt, both in Leicester. The tight fit through the back door meant Muhammad brought a dolly to handle the weight safely, and the customer removed the garden gate beforehand to make the passage work. With a helper on the job, Muhammad got the fridge loaded and through the tricky manoeuvre in about an hour, then drove it across Leicester in 25 minutes to the dropoff.
Karl delivered a 100kg American-style fridge freezer into Woodside, a job that needed careful handling given its size, nearly 1.8 metres tall and over 90cm wide. The driver worked with a helper to get the unit upright through the kitchen space, then spent about an hour on the pickup and 30 minutes on the short drive across town. Our customer wasn't sure how to complete the booking initially, but Karl and the team talked through it and got everything sorted. The fridge arrived in place and the customer was happy with how it went.
Kim needed a 150kg fridge moved into the garage next to the kitchen door in Porchester, a job that called for careful handling and a steady hand. Tomasz loaded it keeping the unit upright throughout, then navigated the tight manoeuvre into place alongside the platforms already in the garage. The fridge went in without a scratch. Kim left a 5-star review noting that Tomasz arrived on time, took meticulous care of the appliance, and even cleaned up afterwards, solving every problem the garage layout threw at him.
“Excellent service from Tomasz. He helped me move a very heavy 150kg fridge and handled everything professionally from start to finish. He arrived on time, took great care of the fridge during the move, and worked very carefully throughout. I also had two platforms in my garage which made the move more complicated, but Tomasz managed to solve every problem without any issues. After the move, he even cleaned everything up, which I really appreciated. Very reliable, hardworking, and professional — highly recommended!, Thanks, Kim”
— Kim
Retailer delivery is often expensive and you can be waiting a week or more for a slot. Booking a TVMC driver to collect from the store yourself is usually cheaper, and you can often get it done the next day.
Take your order confirmation to the collection desk. The driver helps load it and brings it straight to your home. Most Currys, AO, John Lewis, Argos and Appliances Direct stores have TVMC drivers close by. Standard fridges, washing machines, dishwashers and tumble dryers all fit in a large van. American fridge-freezers and range cookers at 90cm or wider need a Luton. If you're not sure about van size, drop the appliance dimensions in the booking notes when you submit. The driver can confirm before setting off.
Getting the van size right matters more for appliances than most other jobs. Too small and the appliance either won't fit or can't be moved safely.
Standard white goods all fit in a large van. Tall fridge-freezers, washing machines, dishwashers, tumble dryers, single ovens. That covers most deliveries. American-style fridge-freezers are the exception. They're wide, they're heavy, and a large van won't take them. You need a Luton. Range cookers at 90cm or wider are the same story. If you're collecting two or three appliances in the same run, book a Luton from the start rather than trying to fit everything into a large van and finding out on the day it doesn't work.
Under-counter fridges, compact washing machines and microwaves will often fit in a medium van. Not sure? Drop the dimensions in the booking notes and the driver will check before they leave.
Facebook Marketplace is full of washing machines, fridges and cookers at a fraction of retail price. The problem is getting them home. Most courier services won't touch a full-size appliance.
The booking works like any pickup. Give us the seller's postcode and your home address. The driver meets the seller, loads the appliance, and brings it to you. It's one of the most common types of appliance booking on the platform.
Preparation matters more here than with a new appliance from a retailer. The seller needs to have defrosted the fridge or freezer the night before so it's fully drained. Washing machines and dishwashers need disconnecting from the water supply before the driver arrives. Gas cookers need a qualified engineer to disconnect them first. If none of that has been done, loading takes longer and the extra time gets added to the bill. It's worth a message to the seller the day before to make sure.
Same hourly model as any booking — driver rate × route time × loading time. For a standard fridge or washer collected from a retailer and dropped at home, the total typically lands between £60-£120. Enter the postcodes for an instant price.
Yes — retail collections from Currys, AO, John Lewis, Argos and similar are routine. Pickup is the retailer's collection desk; drop-off is your home. Bring your order confirmation to the retailer on collection day.
Yes, but not to a council tip. We can add a second stop to the booking and drop the old appliance at a storage unit, a family member's address, a friend who wants it, anywhere like that. The old appliance needs to be defrosted, drained and disconnected before the driver arrives. An unprepared appliance takes longer to load and that extra time gets added to the bill.
No — the driver positions the appliance in your home but doesn't connect plumbing, gas or electrics. Book a plumber, electrician or gas engineer separately for the connection, or use the retailer's installation service if they offer one.
Yes. Fridges and freezers need defrosting the day before so they drain fully. Washing machines and dishwashers need disconnecting from water and drain lines, with residual water drained out. Cookers need disconnecting from gas (by a qualified engineer) or unplugging. An unprepared appliance takes longer to load, which adds to the loading time billed.
Yes, they fit comfortably in a Luton van. Flag the dimensions and weight in the booking notes so the driver allocates time and plans the access route.
Yes, one of the most common bookings. Give us the sellers postcode and your home address. The driver goes to them, loads it up, brings it to you.
20% deposit to secure the booking when you confirm, the remaining balance is settled on the day.
Appliance delivery runs across the whole UK. The biggest concentrations of drivers are in the major cities, where same-day and next-day slots come up most often. London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cardiff and Newcastle all have good driver numbers.
Most appliance bookings start at a retailer. Currys, AO, John Lewis, Argos and Appliances Direct have stores and warehouses across the country, and there’s almost always a TVMC driver within a reasonable distance of the collection point. For online retailers that ship from regional warehouses, check whether they offer a collection option. If they do, that works as the pickup address in the booking.
Marketplace and secondhand pickups are a big part of appliance delivery too. Facebook Marketplace, eBay and Gumtree have appliances listed in every postcode area. The driver goes to the seller, loads it, and brings it to you. Inherited appliances are also a regular job. Someone downsizing, an estate being cleared, a family member’s old kitchen kit that needs moving on.
If an appliance needs dropping somewhere at the same time as the delivery, multi-stop bookings handle it. Storage unit, a relative’s place, wherever it needs to go. Council tip drops aren’t part of the service.
Appliance types covered include fridges, freezers, fridge-freezers, American-style side-by-sides, wine coolers, washing machines, washer-dryers, tumble dryers, dishwashers, single ovens, double ovens, range cookers, gas and induction hobs, microwaves and most other kitchen or laundry appliances. Bigger items like American fridges and large range cookers need a Luton. Standard white goods fit in a large van.
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