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British Association of Removers (BARI
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The British Association of Removers (BAR) has a strict code of practice for members and encourages high standards, which is particularly important in an unregulated and publicfacing sector.
Typically, BAR members charge at the higher end of the removals spectrum, but do so in the knowledge that consumers get what they pay for. When entrusting all your worldly goods to a single truck, an assurance that the driver is both qualified and trustworthy should be crucial. BAR offers a robust training schedule and it was very active in campaigning for an exemption from the London low-emission zone (LEZ).
Its Commercial Moving Group worked with BSI British Standards to develop a standard for commercial removals which was launched in May and is compulsory for all relevant members. BAR also has an international group. The general public can find BAR members through the website.