Your kitchen has to be out before you move?

1. 1

   Count and photograph

   How many base, wall and tall units, the worktops, the appliances. If it has to be out by a date, add it: if nobody has taken it three weeks before, we remind you.

2. 2

   Someone takes it

   Taking it apart and the transport are booked with it. Two days before, you send two photos: cooker disconnected, cupboards empty.

3. 3

   Taken apart with a kitchen pass

   The driver numbers and photographs every part. You give the code when everything is in the pass.

• Take nothing apart, carry nothing, pay nothing.
• No looking for a fitter: the driver comes on a day up to your date.
• Nothing to prove: the kitchen pass shows how the kitchen stood and what went.

For landlords: a kitchen out between tenants

And if nobody takes it?

Then it costs you nothing. If you gave a date, we remind you three weeks before. That leaves time to book the BSR bulky-waste pickup. The BSR collects from any floor. For that the kitchen must be taken apart, unless you book that with the BSR too, and the appliances disconnected from power and water.

Who disconnects the cooker and the gas?

You choose when you list it. A driver with proof disconnects them at the pickup, paid by whoever takes the kitchen. Or your own specialist does it before the pickup day, booked and paid by you. The driver undoes the sink and dishwasher.

What if the kitchen is not ready on the day?

Then the job ends and whoever bought it gets everything back. That is why you send the two photos two days before.

Can I give it away?

Yes. A free kitchen is taken apart and collected the same way; whoever takes it pays only for taking it apart and the transport.

The kitchen came with the flat. May I list it?

Yes, if your landlord agrees. If it is in your rental contract or the landlord fitted it, it usually belongs to the flat. Then choose "The landlord" and confirm that your landlord has agreed to the sale.