Removal service agreement

Terms and conditions.

Clear terms for quotations, bookings, payment, moving-day access, cancellations, insurance, claims and complaints.

Last updated: 11 July 2026

Important before booking

The points most likely to affect your move.

This summary helps you find the key practical terms. The numbered sections below contain the full agreement.

BookingYour slot is confirmed after acceptance and cleared payment

The confirmation email records the date, arrival time, route, crew, booked hours, price and payment choice.

ChangesTell us as early as possible

Changes to addresses, access, inventory, vans, movers or timing can affect availability and price.

Moving dayParking and property access must be ready

Loading bays, permits, keys, lift bookings and building permissions are the customer's responsibility unless agreed otherwise.

IssuesInspect promptly and preserve evidence

Tell us in writing as soon as possible, ideally within 24 hours, with photographs, your full name, and the date and arrival time of the move.

1. Company details and definitions

  1. Men With Van is a trading name of QUE REMOVAL LTD, company number 12263472, VAT number GB 364389562, registered office at 3rd Floor The Pinnacle, Station Way, Crawley, England, RH10 1JH.
  2. In these terms, "we", "us" and "our" mean QUE REMOVAL LTD trading as Men With Van. "You" and "your" mean the customer named on the booking. "Goods" means the items we agree to pack, handle or transport.
  3. You can contact us at info@menwithvan.com or 02031036927.

2. What forms the contract

  1. The contract consists of the accepted quotation, booking confirmation, any written variation agreed by us, and these terms.
  2. If documents conflict, a specific written variation agreed after booking takes priority, followed by the booking confirmation, accepted quotation and these terms.
  3. Website estimates and van-size guidance help with planning but are not a booking until we accept the request and the required payment clears.
  4. You must be at least 18 and authorised to arrange the move and make decisions about the goods and properties involved.

3. Quotations and clear pricing

  1. Your quotation is based on the information supplied, including addresses, extra stops, vans, movers, booked hours, mileage, stairs, lift access, congestion-zone status, packing choice and VAT.
  2. The total including VAT is shown before online payment. Optional services or later changes are charged only where selected, requested, reasonably required because the booking information changed, or otherwise agreed.
  3. A quotation may be corrected before acceptance if it contains an obvious calculation or input error. If we identify an error after acceptance, we will explain it and offer a fair choice to accept the corrected quotation or cancel for a refund of sums paid for services not supplied.
  4. Where exact third-party costs cannot be known in advance, such as parking, tolls or storage, we will explain how they will be calculated and provide evidence where reasonably available.
  5. Quotes remain open for the period shown on the quotation and remain subject to availability until confirmed.

4. Information you provide

  1. You must provide accurate contact details, full route addresses, access information, floor levels, lift availability, parking restrictions, item details and timing requirements.
  2. You must tell us before the move about unusually heavy, fragile, high-value, oversized, awkward, unsafe or specialist items and anything that may require extra equipment or more than two people to lift safely.
  3. If the information is incomplete or materially different on moving day, we may agree a revised plan and price, provide extra time or resources if available, rearrange part of the work, or decline work that cannot be completed safely.
  4. We will not add a charge merely because of a minor difference that does not affect the work, time, route, safety or resources.

5. Booking confirmation and payment

  1. A booking is confirmed when we accept it and the required deposit or full payment has cleared. A saved quotation or unfinished form does not reserve a slot.
  2. If you pay a 25% deposit, the remaining standard balance is due on completion unless we agree another arrangement in writing.
  3. Overtime, waiting time and agreed additional work are calculated using the rates or charging blocks shown in the quotation or payment request.
  4. Payment may be made through the secure online payment service or by another method we agree. Cash or bank-transfer payments recorded by the team are confirmed by receipt.
  5. Promotional discounts apply only where the code is valid and the booking meets its stated conditions.

6. Consumer cancellation rights for online bookings

  1. If you book as a consumer online or away from our business premises, you may have a statutory 14-day right to cancel under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.
  2. If you ask us to begin the service during that period, you may be required to pay a reasonable amount for work supplied before cancellation. The cancellation right may end once the service has been fully performed where you expressly requested early performance and acknowledged that consequence.
  3. Date-specific or urgent circumstances do not automatically remove statutory rights. We will apply the law to the circumstances of the booking.
  4. To exercise a cancellation right, email info@menwithvan.com with your full name, moving date, arrival time and a clear statement that you wish to cancel.

7. Customer cancellation, postponement and changes

  1. Tell us as early as possible if you need to cancel, postpone or change the date, route, inventory, access, vans, movers or booked hours.
  2. We do not apply an automatic penalty simply because you cancel. Where the law allows, we may retain or charge only a reasonable amount reflecting direct losses caused by the cancellation, such as non-recoverable crew, vehicle, packing or third-party costs, after taking reasonable steps to reduce those losses.
  3. More notice usually means lower or no cancellation cost because there is more opportunity to reallocate the crew and vehicles. We will explain any amount retained or charged.
  4. A postponement is subject to availability and may require a revised quotation if pricing, route, access or resources change.
  5. Nothing in this section limits any statutory cancellation or refund right.

8. Changes or cancellation by us

  1. We may make a reasonable operational change, such as substituting an equivalent vehicle or crew member, provided it does not materially reduce the agreed service.
  2. We may suspend, rearrange or cancel work where there is a genuine safety risk, illegal request, abusive conduct, non-payment, vehicle breakdown, severe weather, failed access or another event outside our reasonable control.
  3. If we cancel and cannot provide a reasonable alternative, we will refund sums paid for services not supplied. This does not affect any further right you may have where cancellation resulted from our breach.

9. Moving-day access, parking and attendance

  1. You are responsible for arranging suitable parking, permits, loading bays, keys, lift bookings, concierge approval, estate access and building permissions unless we agree otherwise in writing.
  2. You or an authorised adult must be available at collection and delivery to give instructions, confirm what is moving and check completion.
  3. Waiting time or additional work caused by unavailable keys, blocked access, unreserved lifts, incorrect addresses, property not being ready or undisclosed restrictions may be charged at the agreed rates where the cost is reasonable and explained.
  4. You must keep children, animals and other people away from active loading areas and tell the team about hazards.

10. Arrival windows, delays and overtime

  1. An arrival window is not a guaranteed exact minute unless we expressly agree a fixed time in writing.
  2. Traffic, road closures, weather, building restrictions and earlier unavoidable delays can affect timing. We will communicate material delays where reasonably possible.
  3. Work beyond the booked hours is charged in the intervals and at the rate shown in the quotation. The team should explain the need for overtime before it is incurred where practical.
  4. If delay is caused by our failure to use reasonable care and skill, we will not charge you for that avoidable delay.

11. Packing, dismantling and preparation

  1. Goods must be ready to move unless packing service is included in the confirmed booking.
  2. Owner-packed boxes and bags must be secure, closed, suitable for lifting and not overloaded. Fragile contents should be wrapped and clearly identified.
  3. We may dismantle and reassemble suitable furniture where included and practical. Flat-pack, chipboard, glued, aged, weakened, previously damaged or repeatedly dismantled furniture may not tolerate normal handling and should be identified in advance.
  4. Unless agreed, drawers, cupboards, appliances and furniture must be emptied. Damage caused by undisclosed contents or unsuitable packing may not be our responsibility where it was not caused by our failure to use reasonable care and skill.
  5. For pack-and-move bookings, a walkthrough video is optional but helps us prepare appropriate materials and resources.

12. Work not included unless agreed

Unless confirmed in writing, we do not disconnect or reconnect gas, fixed electrical or plumbing services; alter fixtures; remove windows or structural doors; hoist goods externally; dismantle specialist systems; work at unsafe height; handle hazardous material; or perform any task the team reasonably considers unsafe or unlawful.

13. Goods we do not normally carry

Tell us before booking if the move includes cash, jewellery, watches, deeds, securities, passports, medicines, firearms, explosives, flammable substances, illegal goods, animals, perishable food, live plants, collections of exceptional value, or anything that may cause infestation, contamination or damage. We may refuse these items or agree specific arrangements in writing.

14. Our standard of care and responsibility

  1. We will perform the service with reasonable care and skill as required by the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
  2. We are responsible for foreseeable loss or damage caused by our breach of contract or negligence, subject to applicable law and any fair limitation expressly agreed.
  3. We are not responsible for pre-existing damage, ordinary wear and tear, inherent defects, deterioration caused by age or damp, mechanical or electrical failure without external impact, or loss not caused by our breach.
  4. A new scratch, dent or other damage caused by our failure to use reasonable care and skill is not excluded merely because it is cosmetic. We will assess what happened using the available evidence.
  5. We do not exclude or limit liability where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, or rights that cannot legally be excluded.

15. Property and item condition

  1. You should identify fragile finishes, weak furniture, existing damage, narrow access and vulnerable walls, floors, doors, lifts or communal areas before work starts.
  2. Where practical, photographs or a short condition note should be taken before moving unusually fragile or high-value goods.
  3. If an item cannot pass safely through available access, we will discuss reasonable options. We are not required to force an item through or undertake structural work.

16. Insurance and policy excess

  1. Our current business arrangements include goods in transit cover up to £50,000 and public liability cover up to £1 million, subject to the insurer's live policy wording, limits, exclusions, conditions and decision.
  2. These figures are maximum policy limits, not a guaranteed payment for every booking, item or claim. Tell us before booking if any single item or the total goods may exceed the relevant cover.
  3. The current policy excess is £350 for a goods in transit claim and £500 for a public liability claim. Where the insurer applies an excess and it is fair and legally recoverable, the claimant may be responsible for it. We will explain the applicable excess before progressing an insurance claim.
  4. Insurance does not replace our duty to use reasonable care and skill, and these terms do not replace the insurer's policy wording.

17. Reporting loss, damage or missing goods

  1. Inspect the goods and accessible property areas promptly. Report any issue in writing as soon as reasonably possible, ideally within 24 hours of delivery or completion.
  2. If 24-hour reporting is not practical, contact us as soon as possible. Late notice does not automatically remove statutory rights, but delay may make investigation more difficult and can affect an insurer's decision where evidence has been lost.
  3. Include your full name, moving date and arrival time, the item or area affected, what happened, when it was discovered, photographs, video where useful, proof of ownership or value where relevant, and any repair estimate requested.
  4. Keep the item and packaging and do not repair, dispose of or alter it before we or the insurer have had a reasonable opportunity to inspect, unless action is reasonably necessary to prevent further loss or ensure safety.
  5. Reporting an issue is not an admission of liability. We will assess the evidence fairly and keep you informed of the next step.

18. Completion checks and sign-off

  1. At completion, the customer or authorised representative may be invited to check the vehicle is empty, confirm the agreed work is complete and record any visible concern.
  2. A completion signature records the position at that time. It does not remove a statutory right or prevent a genuinely hidden issue from being raised later.
  3. If no customer is present, the team may record completion by telephone or note that the property was unattended.

19. Failed delivery, storage and unpaid charges

  1. If delivery cannot be completed because access is unavailable or instructions are missing, we may agree waiting, storage or redelivery at a reasonable additional cost.
  2. Where lawful, goods may be retained while undisputed charges due for the service remain unpaid. We will give reasonable notice and explain storage or redelivery costs.
  3. We will take reasonable care of goods while they remain in our possession.

20. Team members and subcontractors

We may use employees, trusted contractors or partner crews to provide the service. We remain responsible for performing our obligations under the contract, and the same operational and confidentiality standards apply.

21. Business customers

If you book wholly or mainly for business purposes, consumer cancellation rights may not apply. Any separate written business agreement takes priority where it expressly says so. Nothing in this section excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

22. Personal information and booking records

We use personal information to quote, schedule, take payment, deliver the service, issue receipts, communicate with the customer, manage claims and meet legal obligations. Further information, including retention periods and customer rights, is in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

23. Complaints

  1. Email info@menwithvan.com with your full name, moving date and arrival time, a clear account of the concern, supporting evidence and the outcome you are seeking.
  2. We will acknowledge the complaint, investigate it fairly and provide a substantive response as soon as reasonably possible. More complex insurance or third-party matters may take longer.
  3. Nothing in this process prevents either party from using any legal right or remedy.

24. General legal terms

  1. If a court finds part of these terms invalid or unenforceable, the remaining terms continue to apply.
  2. A delay in enforcing a right does not waive that right.
  3. No person other than you and us has a right to enforce this contract, except where applicable law provides otherwise.
  4. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. A consumer may bring proceedings in the courts that apply under consumer law, including the courts of the part of the UK where they live where applicable.
  5. Nothing in these terms affects your statutory rights.