Set your date and priorities
Put your move-in and move-out dates together before organising the rest. Use the planner to work backwards from moving day. If you have not confirmed a date, its relative timeline still gives you a starting point.
Plan your moving timeline, estimate packing supplies, add up the cost and explore storage space, with practical guides to help you get organised.
Nine free tools for planning, packing, budgeting and storage. No email needed.
Turn moving day into a manageable timeline. Tick off tasks, save your progress or print your plan.
Build my moving planGet an estimated shopping list of boxes, tape and protective materials for your home.
Estimate my suppliesAdd your belongings room by room and see how much storage space they need.
Open storage calculatorWhat will the move actually cost? Start from fixed removals prices for your home size, add the extras that apply to you, and see the total, what you have paid and what is still to set aside.
Work out my budgetMeasure it once. See it in cubic feet and cubic metres. Add the outside dimensions of boxes or rectangular items to build a volume list for your move.
Measure my itemsKnow what is going, and where. Build a room-by-room list for moving, storage or a clear-out, then download it without creating an account.
Start my inventoryEvery organisation to tell when you move house, in the order the notice periods fall. Switch on the sections that apply, tick each one off as you update it, and print or save the list.
See who to tellOne relocation. Many moving parts. Organise responsibilities, equipment and handover checks in a practical office relocation checklist.
Plan the office moveReady for your next chapter? Make a uni packing list that fits your accommodation, track what is packed and leave the unnecessary extras behind.
Build my uni listA moving date, a budget, a packing list and a storage estimate answer different questions. Start with the decision you need to make today, then use the other tools when you have enough information.
| Your question | Start here | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| What should I do before moving day? | Moving planner | A date-based timeline with tasks you can tick off, save or print. |
| How many boxes and supplies might I need? | Packing calculator | An estimated box range and a downloadable materials list. |
| How much storage space do my items need? | Storage calculator | An item-by-item estimate of the storage space you need. |
| What will the move cost? | Moving cost calculator | A budget built from fixed London prices plus your own extras, with what is paid and what is left. |
| How big is this item or box? | Cubic feet calculator | Volumes in cubic feet and cubic metres for a list of items. |
| What exactly am I moving or storing? | Home inventory | A room-by-room list with destinations and box references, exported as CSV. |
| Who do I need to tell I am moving? | Change of address checklist | Every organisation to update, in notice-period order. |
| How do we move the office? | Office move checklist | Owners, equipment and handover checks for a workplace relocation. |
| What should I take to university? | University packing list | A packing list that fits your accommodation, with what is already packed. |
Put your move-in and move-out dates together before organising the rest. Use the planner to work backwards from moving day. If you have not confirmed a date, its relative timeline still gives you a starting point.
Walk through each room and separate belongings to move, store or leave behind. Use that smaller inventory to estimate packing supplies. Books, glassware and large furniture deserve their own notes.
Compare your dates, supplies and access arrangements. If you need storage between homes, check both collection and return delivery. A planning estimate is useful preparation, but it does not confirm a booking or price.
Start with the moving planner, then check lift access, stairs and loading arrangements at both addresses. Estimate boxes after deciding what you will take. The packing calculator does not count your sofa or bed as boxes.
Select the student option in the planner for accommodation and university tasks. Think about where your belongings need to be next: at home, in another room or in storage between terms.
Keep daily essentials separate from items going into storage. Use the space calculator for the stored inventory, then build collection and delivery into your moving plan. Check access arrangements before setting either date.
You do not need a finished inventory to use these tools. A provisional moving date, an approximate home size and a quick look through your cupboards are enough for a first pass. Refine your answers after decluttering, and keep unusual or valuable items on a separate list for individual advice.
The moving planner saves only when you choose “Save on this browser”. The packing calculator starts with an example each time you open the page; download the result if you want to keep it. None of these tools requires an account. Check each tool’s saving instructions and keep a downloaded copy where needed.
Yes. The moving planner and packing calculator are free, with no email form, registration or payment needed. You can use their results without requesting a quote.
No. They help you prepare a plan and estimate supplies. Booking a service, buying materials or confirming storage arrangements is a separate step.
The new planner and packing estimate are not tied to a London postcode. Local access rules and service availability vary, so check those separately for your addresses.
Yes. Change the inputs and tick off tasks in your mobile browser. A saved moving plan stays in that browser; it does not automatically appear on another device.
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