House Removals Exeter
Moving Exeter with Giant Van covers all EX postcodes from St Leonards Georgian terraces to Heavitree Victorian semis and the new Cranbrook estates near the M5 junction. House removals from £149. Van hire in Exeter with a driver from £54 per hour. Same-day slots available and our team knows the cathedral-quarter loading windows.

Giant Van covers all EX postcodes in Exeter for house removals and van hire from £48. Cathedral-quarter loading windows managed.
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Homes and Flats We Move in Exeter
Understanding the property mix helps us plan the right crew size, van, and equipment for your move.
How We Handle House Removals in Exeter
For House Removals Exeter, renting a van in Exeter with a driver is easier and safer than self-drive hire for house moves.
Giant Van provides a Luton or Transit van plus an experienced driver from £54 per hour.
You direct the loading, and we do the carrying and driving.
Exeter has several access challenges that make self-drive van hire risky if you are unfamiliar: the pedestrianised High Street and Princesshay allow no vehicle access between 10 am and 6 pm, and Cathedral Yard loading requires an approach via South Street before 9:30 am.
Our drivers know these windows and plan the day around them.
Exeter House Removals: Access Made Easy
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Van rentals in Exeter depend on load volume.
A Transit van covers a one-bedroom flat move — typically 10–15 boxes and small furniture.
A Luton van with tail lift handles a two or three-bedroom house move.
For student lets in the Pennsylvania Road area of EX4, a Transit is usually sufficient.
St Leonards properties — the large Edwardian semis in EX2 — often need a Luton.
Properties in the new Cranbrook development (EX5) near the M5 junction 29 have wide roads and plenty of turning room, making Luton loading straightforward.
We confirm the right van size during the phone booking process.
Exeter House Removal Prices — Transparent and Fixed
House removals in Exeter start from £54 per hour for a man-and-van, with a half-hour minimum for local EX moves. Standard house removal prices: one-bedroom flat within EX postcodes from £149; two-bedroom house from £180; three-bedroom house from £220. Cathedral Quarter moves with early-morning loading: same price, no surcharge.
Long-distance removals from Exeter: Plymouth (45 miles) from £120; Bristol (80 miles) from £180; London (175 miles) from £320. All prices include two-person crew, fuel, furniture blankets, mattress covers, and goods-in-transit insurance. CPZ suspension fees billed at Devon County Council rates. No fuel surcharge. Message us in the live chat for a same-day Exeter house removal quote.
All prices include a fully insured crew, van, and moving blankets. Packing services available as add-ons.
Work Out Your Moving CostThings That Help House Removals in Exeter
How Removals in Exeter Work
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Tell us about your move
Enter your collection and delivery addresses, select your property size, and list any large items. See a fixed price in under 60 seconds.
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Choose your moving day
Pick a date and time slot that works for you. Add packing materials or extra helpers if you need them.
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Relax while we move you in
A fully insured crew arrives on time, wraps and loads your belongings, and delivers everything to your new home.

Honest House Removals Pricing in Exeter
If you need Removal Firms Exeter, every house removal in Exeter with Giant Van includes a Luton van or Transit matched to your load size, a two-person crew, furniture blankets for sofas, beds, and white goods, and full goods-in-transit insurance.
Mattress covers are standard on bedroom moves.
Wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes are available to order.
Ramp boards are carried for Exeter's older terraced properties where front-door steps prevent trolley use.
We assess stairwell width before quoting on narrow St Leonards or Pennsylvania Road properties.
Cathedral Quarter moves require loading before 9:30 am via South Street — our drivers know this window and plan the day around it.
CPZ suspension applications for residential streets in EX1 are handled through Devon County Council.
We photograph condition of furniture before loading.
The price confirmed at booking is the final price at delivery.
DIY Move vs Professional Removal
DIY Move
- Van hire: £80–200 per day plus fuel
- No transit insurance for belongings
- Physical effort and injury risk
- Friends needed — plans fall through
- Multiple trips if van too small
Professional Removal
- Fixed price — no surprise charges
- £500 goods-in-transit insurance
- Trained crew handles heavy items
- Right-sized van every time
- Furniture blankets and straps provided
One Enquiry to Book House Removals in Exeter
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Need Exeter Moving Company?
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Operating across Exeter, step one: message us in the live chat.
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Give us your EX postcode, property size, floor levels, and delivery destination.
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We confirm a fixed price on the call.
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Step two: access planning.
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Cathedral Yard and Close properties in EX1 require loading before 9:30 am — we book the earliest slot.
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For Quayside addresses in Flood Zone 3 near the Exe Bridges, we check the Environment Agency level gauge on move day morning.
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For Cranbrook (EX5) new-build estates near J29 of the M5, access is straightforward and wide roads allow Luton access.
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House Removals Past Exeter: Where We Also Go
For Movers Exeter, Exeter's EX postcode area covers a wide range of property types and access conditions.
EX1 covers the city centre and Cathedral Quarter — pedestrianised loading restrictions apply from 10 am, so we plan Cathedral-area collections before 9:30 am via South Street.
EX2 covers St Leonards and Topsham — large Edwardian semis in St Leonards have wide hallways; Topsham village (south of Exeter) has narrow lanes best approached from Topsham Bridge.
EX4 covers the University of Exeter campus in Whiteknights area — Pennsylvania Road student lets are our most common June-move request.
EX5 covers Cranbrook, the new-town development near M5 Junction 29 with wide roads and modern access.
For long-distance moves, Exeter to Plymouth is 45 miles via the A38 (from £120); Exeter to Bristol is 80 miles via the M5 (from £180); Exeter to London is 175 miles via M5/M4 (from £320).
A Note From Our Exeter Team
We know Exeter well. Our drivers navigate the local streets daily, handling everything from narrow terraced house access to large detached properties. Every move is treated with care because our reputation in Exeter depends on it.
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Our House Removals Track Record in Exeter
Goods-in-transit insurance covers your household contents from loading to placement.
Our Exeter teams know the Cathedral Quarter loading windows, the Topsham bridge approach, and the Environment Agency flood level threshold for Quayside properties near the Exe Bridges.
We carry public liability insurance for any incidental property damage during your move.
Seven-day service throughout the year including the June student-move peak around Pennsylvania Road.
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When Is the Best Time to Move?
UK moving demand follows seasonal patterns. Off-peak months typically offer lower prices and more crew availability.
When Our Exeter House Removals Crews Are Free
DIY Exeter House Move vs Giant Van — What to Weigh Up
Exeter removal company Giant Van serves a city where Roman walls and medieval lanes sit adjacent to modern new-town development at Cranbrook.
The EX4 postcode covers the university district where Pennsylvania Road student lets are packed with shared-house occupants leaving in June.
The EX2 postcode covers Topsham — a historic village south of Exeter with narrow lanes where van access is best taken from Topsham Bridge rather than the town centre.
Our Exeter teams understand these nuances and communicate them clearly before the move date.
House removals in Exeter with Giant Van cover every EX postcode from the medieval Cathedral Quarter to the new Cranbrook development and the Devon villages beyond.
Our Exeter teams manage the Cathedral loading window, Quayside flood risk, Topsham lane access, and Pennsylvania Road CPZ restrictions as routine.
Long-distance Exeter removals to London, Bristol, and Plymouth are part of our regular schedule.
For a fixed house removal quote in Exeter, message us in the live chat seven days a week.
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House Removals Exeter — FAQs
What is the house that moved in Exeter?
The House That Moved in Exeter refers to a medieval merchant's house on Edmund Street that was physically relocated in 1961 to make way for the inner bypass. It is now Grade I listed. Giant Van handles moves in and around the historic medieval lanes near Edmund Street and the Cathedral Close. Access for this area requires pre-9:30 am loading.
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How much does a house removal in Exeter cost for a three-bedroom property?
A three-bedroom house removal within Exeter EX postcodes typically costs £200-£280 with Giant Van, depending on floor levels and parking access. Cathedral Quarter moves with early-morning loading and parking coordination may be priced slightly higher. Fixed prices confirmed at booking. Message us in the live chat for a quote based on your specific EX postcode and property.
Do you cover moves from Exeter to Plymouth?
Yes. Exeter to Plymouth is 45 miles via the A38 Devon Expressway — a route Giant Van runs regularly. House removals on this route start from £120. Two-person crew and full goods-in-transit insurance included. Same-day availability for Exeter-to-Plymouth moves when booked before 10 am. Message us in the live chat for a fixed Exeter-Plymouth quote.
Can you handle a Quayside property move in Exeter when the Exe floods?
Giant Van monitors the Environment Agency Exe at Exeter river gauge on the morning of every Quayside and Exe Bridge area move. If the gauge shows the riverfront road is closed, we reroute or reschedule with the customer — no cancellation charge applies for flood closures.
Exeter Quayside moves near the Exe Bridges are booked with a weather contingency built in to the confirmation.
Are removal companies in Exeter available during the June student peak?
Yes. Giant Van operates full schedules during the June student removal peak around the University of Exeter and Pennsylvania Road in EX4. Book as early as possible — Saturday slots in late June fill quickly. Mid-week June slots are usually available with 48-72 hours' notice.
Pennsylvania Road CPZ restrictions apply from 8 am — we book early-morning slots for all EX4 student move-outs. Message us in the live chat.
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Sources and further reading
These are the official UK sources that set the rules for a job like this one. Each link goes straight to the source so you can check it yourself. Links open in a new tab.
- Consumer Rights Act 2015, s.49 (reasonable care and skill)
Section 49 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015: a service you pay for must be carried out with reasonable care and skill.
- CMA — what businesses need to know about unfair commercial practices
The Competition and Markets Authority's guidance on how a business has to present its prices and offers.
- HSE — Manual handling at work: a brief guide (INDG143)
The Health and Safety Executive's guide to lifting and carrying heavy loads without injuring yourself.
- GOV.UK — apply for a parking permit
Find the council that issues parking permits and bay suspensions for the street you are moving to or from.
All links checked on or after 1 August 2026.
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