Beds, wardrobes and large furniture dismantled for your move and rebuilt at the new home. Also standalone flat-pack assembly.
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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
Christopher handled the breakdown and setup of a full trade-show stand, moving everything from The Rissingtons to Moreton East in under two hours. The job involved disassembling a branded gazebo, collapsing the frame and roof panels, and carefully bagging all the smaller components, weights, flags, deckchairs, and signage, so nothing got lost in transit. With a helper on board, he loaded the Ford Transit methodically, then reassembled the marque and sides on-site at Stand B101, making sure every piece was accounted for before finishing. The kind of work that needs patience and organisation as much as muscle.
“Chris was great, it took longer than expected but he did a great job and a pleasure to work with him”
— Matt
Francesca needed furniture moved across York from Hull Road to Guildhall, and the job involved some careful flatpack work. Mikaeel spent an hour carefully taking pieces apart, keeping all the fixings and small parts organised in bags so nothing would go missing in transit. The drive across town took just 25 minutes, and once everything arrived at the new place, he reassembled it all methodically. Francesca left a 5-star review highlighting his prompt communication and genuinely helpful approach throughout.
“Prompt driver, good communication, very helpful”
— Francesca
Most large furniture in a modern home was built in place. It was carried in flat-packed, assembled in the bedroom, and has never needed to come back out whole. Moving house is when that becomes a problem.
A king-size bed frame won't clear most internal doorways. A double wardrobe on a Victorian staircase can't come down in one piece. Large corner desks, tall bookshelves and big dining tables all cause the same issue in tight terraces, narrow flats or houses with awkward stair layouts.
Flag the items when you book. The driver works through the disassembly before loading, keeps all the fittings and hardware together during transport, and rebuilds at the destination. A bed each way adds roughly 30 to 45 minutes. A wardrobe adds more. Two or three pieces at each end can add a couple of hours to the job total. None of that changes the hourly rate. You're just booking more time.
Standalone assembly is also available through this service, though it's secondary to the move use case. The flat-pack order has arrived. Book a medium van and add realistic time. A driver shows up with standard Allen keys and screwdrivers and works through the boxes.
A bed is roughly an hour. A wardrobe runs closer to 90 minutes. A full bedroom tends to take half a day. Most UK retail brands are covered: IKEA, Argos, Wayfair, John Lewis, Habitat, Made, Dunelm, B&Q. Brand-specific fittings are usually inside the flat-pack box, so have those to hand when the driver arrives.
For anything with unusual hardware or a complex mechanism — specialist sliding-door systems, custom bunks, unconventional builds — share the assembly guide with the driver before booking so they can confirm it's something they can handle.
A common flat-pack booking: collect from a retail store, deliver to your home, assemble on site. IKEA's delivery service drops boxes at your front door without bringing them in or building anything. The TVMC version covers all three steps.
Pick a Luton van for a full bedroom or living-room haul. Flat-pack boxes take up a lot of space when there's a wardrobe, a bed and a chest of drawers in the load. The booking covers the round trip from the driver's base to the store to your home, plus loading at the store, unloading and the build time. For a full bedroom, half a day is usually enough. Trying to compress it into 90 minutes is where overage charges come from.
Yes. Flag the items in your booking and add the disassembly time to your loading estimate. The driver works through them at pickup before loading, keeps the hardware together during transport, and rebuilds at the new place. Beds, wardrobes, dining tables, large desks and bookshelves are all common.
Bed frames are the most common. King-size and super-king frames won't clear most internal doorways assembled. Double wardrobes on narrow staircases usually need to come apart. Large dining tables, corner desks and tall bookshelves cause the same problem in tight access. If you're unsure, flag the item in the booking and the driver will assess on arrival.
It's billed at the same hourly rate as the rest of the move. A bed each way adds roughly 30 to 45 minutes. A wardrobe adds more. Add honest time when you book and the total is straightforward.
Standard tools — Allen keys, screwdrivers, tape — are carried by most drivers. For specialist or brand-specific fittings, have the tools from your flat-pack box ready on the day. They're usually included in the box.
Yes. Book a medium van and the time your build needs. A driver comes with tools, works through the flat-pack, and leaves.
Yes. Driver collects from the store, delivers and assembles on site. A Luton van handles bigger orders with multiple boxes. Flag the assembly and collection address when you book.
The most-booked brands are IKEA, Argos, John Lewis, Habitat, Made, Wayfair, Dunelm, B&Q and Homebase. Most other UK retailers are also covered. For anything unusual, share the assembly guide with the driver before booking.
20% deposit to secure the booking when you confirm, the remaining balance is settled on the day.
The most common context for a disassembly booking is a house move with tight access. Victorian terraces, narrow stairwells, top-floor flats, converted properties, period homes with small doorways. These are widespread across UK housing stock, and drivers across every region handle them regularly.
TVMC drivers cover disassembly and reassembly bookings across the UK: London and the wider South East, the Midlands, the North West, Yorkshire, the South West, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Same model whether the move is within a city, between cities, or out to a rural address.
For the flat-pack side, IKEA stores sit near most major cities: London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cardiff, Newcastle, Nottingham, Coventry and Exeter. Drivers cover the surrounding areas for collection-and-assembly bookings. For online retailers like Wayfair, Made, Dunelm and Habitat, the driver comes to your home and builds from the delivery already there. No store collection needed.
Furniture handled across both use cases: beds from singles to super-king, including ottoman storage and divan bases; double, sliding-door and fitted wardrobes; chests of drawers; dining tables; large and corner desks; bookshelves; sofas and sofa beds; TV units; cots and cot beds. Non-standard pieces worth flagging: specialist sliding-door systems, heavy antique furniture, custom-built items with unusual fittings.
Disassembly and reassembly bookings run throughout the week including weekends. Saturday is the most common moving day, and same-day slots do come up. The booking system shows availability for your postcode. Shorter routes tend to have more flexibility on timing.
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