Office Removals Brighton

Pricing for office removals in Brighton depends on three things: the size of your office, the floor you are on, and whether we need a parking suspension on a restricted street.

Here is a clear breakdown of what to expect.

A Man and Van service starts at £45 per hour.

This suits small offices moving a handful of desks and chairs, or businesses relocating a single department within Brighton. For a small office of five to eight workstations, expect to pay between £250 and £400 for a half-day move, depending on floors and distance.

A medium office move covering ten to twenty desks typically falls between £400 and £650.

This includes two or three crew members and a larger luton van. Offices on upper floors without lift access add time, so we account for that honestly in your quote rather than billing surprise charges on the day.

Larger office relocations, covering twenty or more workstations or multiple rooms across a Brighton building, start from £650.

If you are moving from a BN1 office to a BN3 destination such as Hove Town Hall area or Holland Road, the drive time between addresses is included in our flat quote.

Parking suspensions for restricted streets in Brighton city centre cost around £60 to £90 per bay from the council, applied at cost with no markup.

We arrange them on your behalf if you give us ten days' notice.

All prices include VAT.

We do not charge for stairs up to the third floor. Get an instant quote on our website or call for a same-day estimate.

Brighton is a city that was not designed with large vans in mind.

The historic street layout, especially in the central BN1 area, creates access challenges that removal companies without local knowledge handle badly. We have worked in Brighton long enough to know exactly what to expect.

The Lanes area around Meeting House Lane and Black Lion Street has bollards and loading restrictions that change at 10am.

If your office is in one of the Georgian buildings off East Street, we start early and work fast in the restricted window. We have timed this dozens of times and know how to plan a stress-free move within those constraints.

Western Road (BN1 2RA) is a red route at peak hours.

We time arrivals to avoid the 8am to 9:30am and 4pm to 6pm restrictions. North Street near Churchill Square has similar conditions, and the pedestrianised sections near the Clock Tower catch out crews who do not know the area.

Brighton Station on Queens Road creates significant congestion during commuter hours.

For offices near the station on Guildford Road or Cheapside, we plan loading for mid-morning after the rush clears.

Hove offices around Portland Road and Church Road (BN3 2AF) are generally much easier to access.

Wider roads, less foot traffic, and more available kerbside space mean moves in Hove often complete faster than equivalent jobs in central BN1. We factor postcode differences into our quotes so you only pay for the actual difficulty of your specific move.