Compare House Removal Companies in Glasgow

Our data shows that the average removal company cost in Glasgow is £593.85, with an average 3-bedroom house move costing just £664.85. This is almost half the price of the UK's average removal company cost at £1,181. Compare My Move's data shows just how cheap house removals are in Glasgow, with the average lowest price at £447.92 and the highest removal cost at just £739.78. 

Whilst the highest removal cost in Glasgow is almost £300 more expensive than the lowest, it's important to compare removal quotes and choose between some of the least popular days to move to ensure you get a good deal. 

In Glasgow, the most popular time of the year to move house is August with over 11% of home moves taking place in this warmer month. This is unsurprising as Summer is often a popular time with movers as they take advantage of the warmer, longer days and the abundance of light. 

Summer is so popular in fact, that August is also the most favoured month to move throughout the whole of the UK. With school holidays, better weather and longer days, it’s important to book fast and compare removal companies and moving house quotes early with Compare My Move. 

As with the rest of the UK, the Winter months of January, February and December are Glasgow’s least popular months to move house with only 5.7% of home moves occurring during December.

With the weekend providing lots of free time, Friday is the most popular day to move in Glasgow. With a majority of 34.5% of Compare My Move movers choosing this day, it’s obvious that the end of the working week is the best time to find those necessary free hours needed for a smooth and successful removal. 

With the return to work too close to risk the removal chaos, Sunday is the least popular day to move in Glasgow with only 5% of home moves taking place then. So, if you want a cheap removal quote, consider moving on Sunday - it’s the cheapest day to move house due to the lower demand for removal companies.

Moving outside of Glasgow? Compare My Move helps thousands of home movers travel in and out of the city, connecting them with the perfect removal companies for the job. One of the most popular locations for those moving out of Glasgow is London, with 2% of removals happening here. Other favourites include Clydebank, Helensburgh, Edinburgh and Paisley.

Whether it’s for job opportunities, expanding your family or simply for a change of scenery, many movers leave Glasgow with the help of Compare My Move’s dedicated team of removal experts. From London to Paisley, there’s a variety of areas to choose from when moving out of the city.

1. London

With the highest percentage of home moves from Glasgow travelling here, London is first on our list. Due to the high salaries and an abundance of job opportunities, it’s no surprise that many movers decide to relocate to England’s capital. However, London’s biggest drawback is the property prices as the city’s current average house price is £466,824. This is incredibly high compared to Glasgow’s average of £134,162.

2. Clydebank

With an average property price of £106,996, we can see why Clydebank is a popular destination for home moves from Glasgow. Situated on the north bank of Scotland’s most famous river, the River Clyde, Clydebank is a beautiful area with an easy commute for those still working within the city.

3. Helensburgh

Helensburgh lies on the north shore of the Firth of Clyde and has an average property price of £210,473 with a mix of modern family homes and stone-built Victorian villas. It’s a short distance away from Glasgow with 3 railway stations and regular buses for those wishing to still work within the city.

4. Edinburgh

Just behind London, Edinburgh is the second largest financial centre in the UK, providing an array of employment opportunities and a range of property types to choose from. As it’s the capital of Scotland, it’s not surprising to learn that the average property price in Edinburgh is considerably higher than Glasgow’s, currently estimated at £263,233.

5. Paisley

One of the more affordable options on the list, Paisley’s current average property price is £129,976, offering a mix of cosy terraced houses and larger family-friendly homes. Due to its close proximity, Glasgow Airport is a significant employer to those living in Paisley, as well as local scotch whiskey blenders and bottlers. For those moving for education, the main site for the University of the West of Scotland is located within the town.

Glasgow’s current average property price is £134,162, making it a great time to buy and move to Scotland’s largest city. No matter what the requirements, Compare My Move’s professional removal partners are able to accommodate all removal types, helping movers across Scotland settle into their new homes sooner.  

Not only does Glasgow offer affordable property prices but it’s also an ideal area for buy-to-let owners with 2 Glasgow postcodes coming under Scotland’s Top 5 Buy-to-Let areas in 2019. Due to this increase in popularity, Glasgow prices have risen throughout the year with new-builds seeing an increase of 5.7% whilst detached houses increased by 0.6% in June alone.

To help with your research, Compare My Move has listed 5 of the cheapest areas in Glasgow to help you find the best home that fits your personal budget. Once you’ve discovered your perfect area, don’t forget to compare removal quotes provided by our trusted moving partners. Just use our quick and easy online form to help you on your way.

Here are the top 5 areas that offer affordable housing:

1. Easterhouse

Perfect for commuters wishing to live outside of city-life, Easterhouse is a cheap suburb of Glasgow with an incredibly affordable average property price of £51,499. It’s one of the most attractive areas for first-time buyers with an average deposit being £7,481.

2. Carmyle

The second cheapest area to live in Glasgow is Carmyle which has an average property price of £67,500 and offers a range of beautiful, family-friendly Victorian houses. It's easy to see why Carmyle is an attractive area to move in, with affordable prices and array of property types to choose from.

3. Govan

Only 2.5 miles from the city centre, Govan is next on our list with the average house currently costing £81,241. From Victorian terraced houses to modern apartments, there’s a range of properties to choose from, covering all preferences.

4. Springburn

Springburn is another of Glasgow’s cheapest areas, with the average house price currently at £98,276. Depending on where in the area you move, first-time buyers can expect to pay a deposit of around £11,233.

5. Knightswood

Knightswood is not only an affordable area but it’s also one of the most popular amongst Compare My Move users, with 3.79% of removals within Glasgow travelling here. The current average property price in Knightswood is £112,108.

For those who prefer to rent, we’ve calculated the average asking rent in Glasgow and have selected the cheapest areas to help with your search. For comparison, the current average asking rent in the city centre is £1,110 pcm.

1. Cumbernauld

Cumbernauld is first on our list and the cheapest area, with the average rent for all property types being £438 pcm. For those looking for 1-bedroom flats, the average asking rent is £451 pcm, whilst for 2-bedroom houses it’s currently £500 pcm.

2. Knightswood

Previously listed on our cheapest areas to buy in Glasgow, Knightswood is the second most affordable location with an average asking rent of £533 pcm. If you’re looking for a 1-bedroom flat, you can expect to pay an average rent of £492 pcm, whilst 2-bedroom houses average at £624 pcm.

3. Govan

When planning your move to Glasgow, Govan should be high on your list of areas to choose from as it’s one of the cheapest areas for both renting and buying. The current average rent for all property types is £596 pcm with 1-bedroom flats averaging at £506 pcm. For larger properties, the average rent for 2-bedroom houses is £587 pcm.

4. Newton Mearns

Only 22 minutes away from the city, Newton Mearns is next on our list with an average asking rent of £765 pcm. If this area peaks your interest, you can expect to pay an average rent of £750 pcm for a 2-bedroom house or £485 pcm for a 1-bedroom flat.

5. Bearsden

Another area to consider moving to in Glasgow is Bearsden. The current average asking rent is £884 pcm, with 1-bedroom flats averaging at £650 pcm. For movers looking for larger properties, 2-bedroom houses currently have an average asking rent of £897 pcm.