Cadogan Tate moved us over 5 days from our house . The team was professional, competent , helpful , very pleasant to work with and they make the entire process seamless. The team leader, Jimmy, was... See more
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Cadogan Tate moves, stores, and installs the world's most valuable possessions — fine art, private collections, couture, and the contents of exceptional homes. Founded in London in 1977 with Christie's as our first client, we have spent five decades building the expertise, infrastructure, and discretion that collectors, interior designers, museums, auction houses, family offices, and private clients rely on when the stakes are highest. We operate from purpose-built facilities in 14 cities across the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, with 850 specialists including our industry-first Chief Art Technicians. Our services span climate-controlled storage, white-glove residential moving, museum-standard fine art transport, professional art and interiors installation, and dedicated yacht services — supported by global shuttle routes connecting major art and design markets. Every client engagement is underpinned by our Asset Protection Programme, which provides full value protection for items up to $100 million with no deductibles. Whether we are relocating a family across continents, installing a collection in a new home, or holding irreplaceable works in secure storage between exhibitions, we bring the same standard of care: precision, transparency, and a genuine understanding of what these objects mean to the people who own them. Everything, handled with care.
239 Acton Lane, NW10 7NP, London, United Kingdom
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Don't even think about it.
The worst, and a complete bruch off from the management with regards every failure at every step.
use any other company - not this one. The low rating is for a reason.
I truly hope this review helps others not to experience the deep contempt, lack of care and disinterest shown by this company despite the excellent social skills of the initial surveyor providing a quote and their persuasive marketing of being "art movers" for museums. There may be one type of service for the museums and another for residential.
Despite the enormous price tag of £8000 paid for moving, many beautiful and beloved antique objects and art works handed down through my family failed to arrive, many broken. The comments made by some of the crew were highly disrespectful and unkind and there was sufficient ill-will, inexperience and ignorance to cause intentional damage.
Please avoid the unnecessary costs, distress and difficulties that will ensue from using this company. They are very persuasive initially but it is superficial.
Though you may be lucky enough to be assigned a couple of experienced and kind handlers, it will not be sufficient to deliver a service that other movers routinely deliver for a quarter of the price. It is very clear from my experience that their interest lies only in money.
My lovely things have been transformed into junk and even a year later as the possibility of moving into a new home looms, I will be unable to bring those things with me that furnish a house with the feeling of familiarity as they are irreparable.
Nineteen months later, the insurance company has still not settled the claim and the loss insurers dragged their heels so that the objects broken by them had to be moved by another company (Ants) who not only were kind, respectful and reasonable but did not break anything at all during the next move.

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Cadogan will be Storing our furniture for delivery to Spain in 2123.. the packing of our belongings was expertly wrapped with care and efficiency. The men were all polite and courteous …. Cannot fault them so far…. Happily recommend based on our excellent experience so far.
Very nervous about my move, especially when at the last minute I needed storage. I did not have to worry the office staff put everything in place very quickly, my home was removed to store without a hitch and I am now settled in my new home. Crew were very helpful throughout. I was very pleased I used them
Had a really bad experience with this company and I am afraid I would not recommend using their services. The office team didn't really seem to care about any of my concerns and simply seemed to focus their decision making on finances rather than what is right for a customer.
An awful experience from start to finish. The coordination team is just hopeless; they forgot to suspend parking bays in the first instance. Ridiculously expensive with hidden charges. The admin team is also unresponsive and took months to get a refund for storage charges. I have attempted to contact Head of Client Services who has refused to call me (I have left three message) back and has not responded to my emails either (I have sent four chaser emails). It has been over 3 weeks. Don't use this company.

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Used Cadogan Tate as recommend by my decorator for logistics and deliveries. They were good as far as the move but forgot items many times causing them to make extra trips and charge extra money. Also their pricing is not transparent and they are huge rip off. Sent bills for tens of thousand of dollars after everything completed without telling pricing up front and getting approvals. I then negotiated a final payment with them and then after they continue to send me additional bills for thousands of dollars. I do not recommend you ever use them. They are very shady with their billing practices.
Very mixed experience. Had multiple locations for move and some packing crews expert and careful and others just chucked things in a box resulting in breakage and damage. Overall had c. £1,000 of damaged or destroyed goods. Then had to chase and chase to get payment for damage. Despite paying 100s of pounds for full value insurance was told "do not have an open cheque book" and made every aspect of the claim difficult, including complaining about delivery costs to get a chest of drawers sent to a restorer that were their own company delivery quotes! Refused to reimburse for a £150 lantern despite cost of collection, repair and redelivery being greater than replacement cost. An incredibly time consuming and frustrating process.
This moving company, London based, costs a lot but is worth every penny. As a friend of mine said, “you won’t remember the cost, but you will remember if they destroy your favourite artwork or furniture.” She was absolutely correct. Cadogan Tate are the experts for moving nice things and art. They carefully looked after everything. The move was complex because it involved multimedia art of different shapes and weights, and there were many stairs and narrow passages to navigate. These guys are consummate professionals — no guesswork, they use the measuring tape and tell you the possible and the impossible. But seriously they also did a little of the impossible for me. A great company and I would not use anyone else. Close your eyes, transfer the funds and enjoy the knowledge you will have no worries with your move . And also — if you do have pesky stairs and narrow passages, they are also expert with using the hoist companies — but they actually saved us the cost and hassle of doing so with a little ingenuity!!
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