Removals Services in Southampton

New Pal UK Ltd moves houses, flats, offices and single pieces of furniture across Southampton and the surrounding area, with packing, storage and long-distance removals when you need them. Here is what each service covers.

House Removals in Southampton

A full house move is the job we are set up for. You tell us what is in the house, room by room, including the loft, the shed and the garage, and we work out the vehicle space and the number of people the move needs. On the day we load in a sensible order and carry everything into the right rooms at the other end, so the kettle is not at the bottom of a stack in the wrong bedroom.

Most house removals in Southampton are local: a few streets or a few miles, often across the Itchen or over to the Waterside. A short distance does not make access any easier, so we ask about parking, steps, narrow hallways and anything awkward before we quote, not on the doorstep.

Good to know: Completion days run to the solicitors' timetable, not ours or yours. Tell us when your keys are likely to be released and we plan the loading around it.

Our removal truck with its side curtain open, loaded with white wardrobe units and a cream leather sofa

Flat and Apartment Removals in Southampton

Flats are rarely about volume. They are about the route: how far the van can park from the door, whether there is a lift and whether it can be reserved, how many flights of stairs there are and how tight the turns are. Give us those details and the quote reflects the real job.

Southampton has plenty of both kinds: converted houses with narrow stairs in Shirley, Freemantle and Portswood, and modern blocks with lifts and loading bays around Ocean Village and Woolston. Many blocks ask you to book the lift or tell the concierge, so check with your managing agent early.

Good to know: If a sofa or wardrobe only went in through a window or in pieces, mention it. It will need to come out the same way.

Two removal workers in overalls carrying boxes from a white van towards an apartment building

Man and Van and Single Items in Southampton

Not every job is a whole house. People search for removals near them because they have bought a wardrobe that will not fit in the car, are sending a bed to a relative or are moving out of a student room. We take these on as moves in their own right, with a driver and a helper if the load needs two.

Tell us what is being moved, roughly how big and heavy it is, and what it has to get past at each end: stairs, a tight landing, a garden gate. A photo sent with your enquiry answers most of those questions at once.

Good to know: Measure the doorways as well as the furniture. The usual sticking point is a stair turn or an internal door, not the front door.

Open removal van on a residential street, packed with cardboard boxes, an armchair and suitcases

Office and Commercial Removals in Southampton

Moving a business is less forgiving than moving a home, because every hour spent in boxes is an hour not trading. We agree a timescale with you before the move and work to it, whether that means an early start, an evening or a weekend.

Commercial work covers desks, filing and equipment for offices, fixtures and stock for shops, and crated or palletised goods between premises. Our truck has a side-opening curtain, so pallets can be loaded by forklift where a site has one.

Good to know: Label desks, crates and cabinets with the room or desk number they are going to. It is the single thing that most shortens the unloading.

Our curtain-side truck inside a warehouse, loaded with two pallets of yellow crates

Packing Service in Southampton

Packing takes most people far longer than they plan for, and it is the part of a move that goes wrong quietly: boxes too heavy to lift, plates stacked flat, nothing labelled. If you would rather hand it over, ask for packing when you get in touch and we include it in your quote.

It does not have to be everything. Many customers pack clothes, books and bedding themselves and leave the kitchen, pictures, mirrors and ornaments to us. Say which rooms or items you want packed and we price for those alone.

Good to know: Packing yourself? Small boxes for books and china, large boxes for light things, and write the destination room on the side of the box, not the top.

Stack of sealed cardboard moving boxes marked fragile, packed and ready to be loaded

Storage in Southampton

Moves do not always line up. A sale completes before the purchase, a tenancy ends a month early, or the new house needs decorating before the furniture goes in. When that happens we can sort out the storage as well as the removal.

We work with storage companies in and around Southampton to arrange a secure unit for as long as you need it, short or long term. We collect from your home, load the unit carefully so nothing is crushed, and deliver everything to the new address when you are ready.

Good to know: Tell us what you will need to get at while it is stored. We load those things last, so they are at the door of the unit and not at the back.

Our removal truck parked beside a row of green storage containers while one is opened

Long-Distance Removals in Southampton

A move from Southampton to another part of the country is the same job as a local one with a longer drive in the middle, and that drive changes the planning. Loading may need to start earlier, a large house may be loaded one day and delivered the next, and key release times at both ends matter more.

We also move people into Southampton. If you are relocating here for work, for one of the universities or to be nearer family, tell us where you are coming from and we quote for the whole journey.

Good to know: On a long move, pack one clearly marked box with the kettle, mugs, chargers, bedding and anything the children need on the first night, and ask for it to go on last.

Our white removal truck with its blue curtain side, parked at the roadside

Before you ask for a quote

What a Removals Company Needs to Know

The more of this you can tell us at the start, the closer the quote is to the job. None of it needs to be exact.

What is being moved

A room-by-room list, including the loft, shed and garage. Mention anything large, heavy or fragile: pianos, American fridge freezers, glass tables, fish tanks.

Access at both ends

Which floor, whether there is a lift, how far the van can park from the door, and any steps, tight turns or narrow gates along the way.

Dates and keys

The date you want, how fixed it is, and when you expect to get the keys to the new place. If you are waiting to exchange, say so.

Not Sure Which Service You Need?

You do not have to choose from a list. Tell us what needs moving and where it is going, and we will work out the rest.