Set out the transport and placement scope
Explain whether your request concerns a new hire delivery, moving an existing cabin or collecting a unit at the end of a project. Include the number of cabins and their recorded dimensions, if available.
State whether transport, placement and collection all form part of your requirements. Utility connections and preparation of the cabin position should be identified separately, together with any work already arranged.
Describe access without guessing
Use existing site information to describe the entrance, approach route and intended position. Mention known gates, height restrictions, overhead obstructions or limits on vehicle access.
If ground suitability or unloading arrangements have not been assessed, say so. The delivery plan needs those decisions resolved by the people responsible for the work. Don’t estimate lifting requirements or attempt to move a cabin to prepare for an enquiry.
Coordinate with the project programme
Give your preferred delivery date and any permitted delivery hours. Explain dependencies such as site preparation, access becoming available or another delivery sharing the same space.
For collection, describe when the cabin will be vacated and any disconnection work that still needs arranging. A provisional completion date can be identified as provisional.
Discuss cabin delivery in London
Send the site postcode and describe relevant plans or cabin records you hold. Keep the message focused on the transport task and known site constraints.
Use the contact form to outline your delivery, relocation or collection requirements and preferred timing.