Kitchen and joinery delivery from your depot to site.
Rigid units, worktops, doors and appliances, collected from your depot and carried to site or into the house. You keep the customer; we do the lifting.
Who it's for
- Trade kitchen depots
- Kitchen showrooms selling to homeowners
- Joinery, door and staircase suppliers
- Fitters who need a kitchen moved between sites
The problem
A full kitchen doesn't fit in the back of a car
Builders and homeowners want the kitchen on site the day the fitter starts. When your own vans are booked, the order sits in the depot, the fitter waits, and the branch takes the call.
How DropNPickUp helps
A van and two people, booked by the branch
Your branch books the delivery (or a van and driver for the day) under the business account. The crew loads at your counter, carries to site or into the room, photographs the drop and gets a name. The job lands on that branch's monthly invoice with its PO.
What we carry
- Rigid and flat-pack kitchen units
- Worktops, including long laminate and wood lengths
- Internal and external doors, frames and stair parts
- Appliances and sinks
- Flooring packs and skirting
We run vans, not lorries: if it fits a long-wheelbase or Luton van and one or two people can carry it, it’s our work. See all trade accounts.
Three ways to use us
Job by job
Send us a delivery when a customer needs one: branch to site, branch to home, or showroom to customer. Priced per job, before you book.
Price a deliveryA van and driver by the day
Book one or more vans with a driver for a day, a run of days, or the same days every week. Useful when your own fleet is stretched or off the road.
Ask about day bookingsSame-day to site
Trade Express for the urgent ones: collected from your counter and taken straight to site, with photo proof at the drop.
See Trade Express
What a trade account gives you
A login for every branch
Head office sees every branch. Each branch manager books and tracks their own work, and finance sees the invoices.
Your PO number on every booking
Add a PO and cost centre when you book, so the invoice matches what your accounts team expects to see.
One invoice per branch, monthly
Each branch gets a monthly invoice listing every job, or one per PO if that suits your buying process better.
Pay on account
Payment terms with a credit limit for the business and, if you want, for each branch. No card at the counter.
Proof you can show a customer
Photos at collection and at the drop, a named recipient, and live tracking your branch can share.
A report per branch
Jobs booked, filled and delivered on time, branch by branch, so you can see what the service is doing for you.
Kitchen and joinery: common questions
Can you deliver a whole kitchen in one go?
Usually, yes. Tell us the number of units, the longest worktop and anything heavy like a range cooker, and we send a van and crew that fit the order. Very large orders are split across two vans or two trips, and you see that before you book.
Will the crew carry the kitchen into the house?
Yes, on a two-person job. The crew carries to the room the customer chooses, or to a safe dry spot on a building site, and photographs where the goods were left. Note stairs, narrow access or site rules when you book.
Can we book a van and driver for a whole day?
Yes. A branch can book one or more vans with a driver for a single day, a run of days, or the same days each week, and use them for its own drops. It goes on the branch's monthly invoice like any other booking.
How do worktops travel without damage?
Flat, supported along their length, and strapped so they can't slide. Long lengths go in a long-wheelbase or Luton van. The driver photographs them at collection so any damage before pickup is on record.
21 cities and the towns around them, plus our home base in St Neots. We bring the van and driver to your branch.
Tell us about your branches.
How many, where, and what you send. Someone who prices trade work replies within one working day.