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Seven fields, and the number of homes

The form opens a conversation rather than producing a price. The single most useful line in the notes is how many households are involved and how many addresses the load is going to.

More than one collection address, or more than one delivery address? Say so first. It changes the whole plan.

Received.

We will read it properly and come back with a question or two before arranging the survey.

What happens next

01 You send this Seven fields, two optional. Put the arithmetic in the notes.
02 We reply With the questions it raises — which differ a lot between a merge and a split.
03 Survey Free, in person, at every address involved rather than just the main one.
04 Written quotation Against a measured volume, stating the destinations and what is included.

Two homes becoming one?

Send both addresses. Merges covers the duplicate problem and the order we collect in.

One home becoming two?

Tell us whether the division is agreed. Split moves explains exactly how we run those.

Somebody joining you?

Start with their house rather than your spare room — see a household that is growing.

Going a long way?

Say where from as well as where to. Long distance explains why the departure hour is set against the Crossing.