Compare House Removal Companies in Surrey

The overall average cost of moving house in Surrey is currently £1,227.50, according to Compare My Move’s latest data.

Costs of moving largely depends on the size of the home and the distance between properties, but the day of the week can also have an impact. The average lowest cost of moving in the area sits at £802.11, with the highest average at £1,652.88.

For a 3-bed home in Surrey, the average cost of moving is just above the overall average, at £1,317.19 according to our research.

Our research shows that August is the most popular month to move house in Surrey, with over 11% of removals occurring during this time. It’s not surprising that Summer is the most popular time of year to move as the longer days and brighter sunlight makes for the perfect conditions. 

Summer is such a popular time of year in fact, that August is also the most favoured month to move throughout the whole of the UK. This time of year provides plenty of free time with school holidays, better weather and lighter days to help you through the process. Don’t forget to use Compare My Move to compare quotes and book fast, as competition will be high.  

Agreeing with the general UK population, Winter is the least popular time to move house in Surrey. February had the lowest percentage with only 6.1% of removals having been booked during that specific month. There may be less competition during Winter, but don’t forget to factor in the cold, dark days and the chance of bad weather disrupting your removal.

1. London  

With the highest percentage of home moves, London is the most popular place to move amongst our Surrey users. This is unsurprising due to the higher salaries and variety of job opportunities. However, London’s current average house price is £475,458, which is slightly more expensive compared to Surrey’s average of £441,829.

2. Woking 

Woking is next on our list with an average house price of £410,798. It’s a perfect area for those wishing to commute to London as the journey to Waterloo Station takes approximately 24 minutes. 

3. Crawley 

Another popular town for commuters, Crawley’s current average house price is much cheaper at only £287,268. Gatwick Airport is also situated close-by for those wishing to travel even further. 

4. Guildford 

With an average house price of £449,090, Guildford is another popular destination for Compare My Move’s Surrey movers. There is a range of job opportunities to explore in this area, particularly for those looking to work within the video game production industry. 

5. Horsham 

One of the more affordable options on the list, Horsham currently has an average house price of £384,084. This quiet market town has great connections to surrounding locations like London, Brighton and Chichester, making it ideal for commuters looking to live outside of the city.

1. Burpham 

A suburb of Guildford, Burpham is first on our list with a current average asking price of £326,627. With Guildford Castle and the River Wey both situated nearby, it’s an entertaining and family-friendly area with lots to explore. 

2. Redhill

With easy access to Gatwick Airport and a variety of bus routes, Redhill is a great location for commuters and the current average asking price is only £370,319. Redhill is home to a variety of good schools and offers an array of properties to choose from.

3. Addlestone 

Addlestone is next on our list of areas with affordable housing, with an average asking price of £384,364. Previously mentioned in H.G Wells' book, ‘The War of the Worlds’, it’s a town rich with history and culture. 

4. Byfleet 

Located east of Woking, Byfleet is a quaint village with a current average asking price of £391,150. There are plenty of different property types available, suitable for all personalities and tastes. 

5. Caterham 

Caterham is a town in the Tandridge District of Surrey with a current average asking price of £404,543. It’s the more expensive option on our list, but it’s still considerably cheaper than Surrey’s overall average of £441,829. There’s also an array of transportation to London, making it another great choice for commuters wishing to travel to the city. 

1. Redhill

Redhill is first on our list, offering a mixture of beautiful, Victorian houses and modern apartments. The current average asking rent is £1,222 pcm, with 2-bedroom houses averaging at an asking rent of £1,206 pcm. For those looking for 1-bedroom flats, the average asking rent is £995 pcm.

2. Farnham

The next location for you to consider is Farnham, with an average asking rent of £1,539 pcm. With cottages, terraced houses and quaint flats on the market, there’s plenty to choose from. 2-bedroom houses are currently averaging at £1,260 pcm, with 1-bedroom flats asking for an average rent of £704 pcm.

3. Reigate

Reigate is another area of Surrey to consider, with an average asking rent of £1,477 pcm. From grand, detached houses to beautiful, modern flats, there’s a lot to explore in this area. Currently, 2-bedroom houses have an average asking rent of £1,300 pcm, whilst 1-bedroom flats are averaging at £958 pcm.

4. Egham

Egham offers ornate, detached houses as well as smaller apartments and bungalows. The current average asking rent for this area is £1,682 pcm, with 2-bedroom houses averaging at £1,632 pcm. For anyone looking for something a little smaller, 1-bedroom flats have an average asking rent of £889 pcm.

5. Woking

Woking has an average asking rent of £1,763 pcm, offering potential buyers a range of maisonettes, bungalows and spacious houses. If you’re looking for a new family home, 2-bedroom houses currently have an average asking rent of £1,231 pcm. However, for smaller properties, 1-bedroom flats average at £952 pcm.