Man and Van in Renfrew, Glasgow

Our pricing is transparent and fixed before the job starts.

There are no fuel surcharges, no stair charges hidden in the small print, and no minimum booking fees on weekdays. Here is what most Renfrew customers pay.

Man and van hire starts at £45 per hour.

This rate suits single-item collections, office clear-outs, or a quick furniture move between properties on the same street. One-bedroom flat removals in PA4 typically cost between £250 and £400 depending on floor level and how far the move goes. If you live in one of the newer apartment blocks near Inchinnan Road, expect the lower end of that range for a local move. Second-floor tenement flats with no lift push the time up slightly.

Two-bedroom moves in Renfrew run from £400 to £650.

Three-bedroom houses, which are common in the King's Inch and Moorpark areas, typically land between £650 and £900. Moves that cross the river into Clydebank, Paisley PA1, or further into Glasgow city centre sit at the higher end because of travel time and potential tunnel queues.

Call or use our online quote tool to get an exact price for your specific move.

We confirm the price in writing before any work begins. What we quote is what you pay.

Renfrew has a few quirks that trip up people who have only ever moved in central Glasgow or the suburbs further east.

Knowing these in advance saves time and avoids extra charges on the day.

Parking is the first thing to sort.

The residential streets around Canal Street and parts of Hairst Street operate permit zones during weekday hours. If your property sits in a permit zone, contact Renfrewshire Council to arrange a temporary parking suspension at least five working days before your move. Without a suspension, the van may not be able to park close to your door, which adds time and cost to the job.

Floor access matters in the older tenements.

Renfrew has a good number of traditional Scottish tenement properties with communal stairs. There are no lifts in these buildings. A three-bedroom flat on the third floor of a Canal Street tenement will take longer to clear than a ground-floor house on Inchinnan Road. Be honest about this when you book so we can allocate the right amount of time.

Cross-river moves need timing.

If your move involves the Clyde Tunnel or the Erskine Bridge, plan around the M8 and A82 rush hours. Renfrew to Glasgow city centre between 07:30 and 09:00 or 16:30 and 18:30 on weekdays can add 30 to 45 minutes each way. We factor this into our timing when you book, but early starts help.

Braehead and the retail park areas around King's Inch Road can get congested on weekends.

If you are moving items from storage units in that area, a weekday morning start is almost always quicker.