Riverside apartment move
Furniture, bags and appliances carried through a reserved goods lift and loading bay under concierge rules.
Riverside developments, mansion flats and renovation handovers
Battersea collections can move through a high-rise service core or down the stairs of a converted period property. We confirm the route, building rules and material groups before attendance.

Battersea access contrasts
Riverside developments can require contractor registration, concierge approval, lift protection and a timed loading bay. Mansion blocks and converted terraces may use porter-controlled doors, upper-floor stairs or lower-ground entrances. A postcode does not show which entrance the crew is permitted to use.
Photograph contents by room and separate furniture, electrical items and dense refurbishment material. Then show the service lift or staircase, internal corridor, final gate and vehicle position. State the approved time and building contact. If contractors are still adding bags, set a cut-off and send the final load after their work ends.
Battersea collection types
Furniture, bags and appliances carried through a reserved goods lift and loading bay under concierge rules.
Beds, sofas and boxed contents moved through shared halls, stairs or a lower-ground route without obstructing neighbours.
Packaging, removed units, timber and accepted dense debris grouped by material after the contractor inventory closes.

Service cores and shared stairs
Provide the concierge or managing-agent instructions, registration requirements, lift dimensions and dock period. Confirm whether the vehicle has height or size restrictions. Waste cannot wait in a reception lobby, service corridor or fire route while access is negotiated.
For older buildings, show all stairs, landings and entrance steps. Measure sofas, wardrobes and tables at the tightest turn. Appliances must be safely disconnected beforehand. Our flat clearance service helps organise several rooms and distinguish retained landlord fixtures.
A controlled building handover
Use wide photographs to establish each room’s volume and close views for electricals, dense sacks and awkward furniture. Provide dimensions where lift or stair clearance is close. Renovation material should be named rather than described as general rubble. State who holds keys and who can approve changes.
We assess accepted contents, volume, weight, route and labour. The authorised person confirms the presented scope and final quote before loading. New contractor sacks or furniture from another resident are additions and must be reassessed. Cleaning, repair and removal of fixed installations remain separate work.
List each room and close contractor additions.
Arrange concierge, security, service lift and bay.
Keep household, electrical and dense project groups visible.
Confirm the final on-site scope and quote.
Renovation and apartment contents
Separate timber, packaging, removed units and dense debris. Keep paint, sealants, chemicals, batteries and sharp objects visible. Connected appliances, fitted cabinets, flooring and building fabric require appropriate prior removal. Contractors should finish adding waste before the final photographs.
For domestic furniture, empty drawers and label retained pieces. Beds, wardrobes and sofas can follow furniture disposal once dimensions and route are known. A practical immediate sweep may be possible, but professional cleaning and snagging are not part of ordinary collection.

Battersea collection matrix
| Setting | Typical contents | Route evidence | Confirm or separate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Managed tower | Furniture, bags and appliances | Service lift, bay, security and floor | Approved booking and disconnection |
| Mansion flat | Beds, sofa, tables and boxes | Porter, lift or stairs and common hall | Retained furnishings and access period |
| Lower-ground flat | Furniture and stored contents | External steps, gate and headroom | Damp, bulky dimensions and pavement |
| Refurbishment | Units, timber, tile and packaging | Material, sack count, lift and contractor route | Dense weight, paint and fixed work |
Paint, chemicals, fuel, gas cylinders, asbestos, clinical waste and unidentified liquids must remain separate. Dense debris requires its own material and weight assessment.
Battersea price guide
From £55
From £120
From £180
From £240
The price bands are initial guides. Final pricing reflects actual volume, weight, material and labour, including stairs, lift windows, security procedures, long corridors, dismantling and distance from the loading position. Applicable supplementary charges are explained before work starts.
Tile, rubble, soil and plaster may use vehicle weight capacity before filling the space. Keep them separate and use builders clearance for suitable renovation debris.
Around Battersea
Battersea questions
Follow building rules and confirm the time, dimensions, protection, security and loading-bay procedure.
Only if management authorises it. Provide the approved contractor route rather than assuming reception access.
They can be assessed when separated and described. Dense material affects capacity differently from furniture.
Send updated photographs before attendance because extra material may change the vehicle, labour and quote.
Safe plumbing and electrical disconnection must be completed beforehand and is not assumed within collection.
Limited agreed dismantling may be possible after its dimensions, construction and route are reviewed.
No. Removal of agreed loose waste and a possible immediate sweep differ from professional cleaning or snagging.
Align building and load
Send the final inventory, concierge procedure, lift and bay details, material groups and authorised contact.