End of the row or the tower's bay: where the van stops for a Salford seller
Collecting from a terraced row in Seedley or Weaste, the van stops at the end of the street and the piece is trolleyed along the pavement. Ask the seller to have it in the front room or the hall, not upstairs behind a bed, and to say if it comes apart. In Broughton, parts of Great Clowes Street are setts and Back Hope Street is cobbled, so a heavy piece is wheeled carefully over the stones.
A seller in a Quays or MediaCityUK tower will need to bring it down in the goods lift or let the driver up, so ask whether the concierge needs to know. On a match day at Moor Lane, the streets around Salford City's ground in Kersal are under a permit scheme. Pay the seller yourself before the van arrives, and confirm the item is as described from photos.
Before the van goes: a Salford seller checklist
- Pay and agree the collection time with the seller before booking the van
- Ask for the item's measurements and a photo of where it is in the house
- Ask the seller to have it near the front door, or say which floor it is on
- At a tower block, ask whether the concierge needs a name or a time
- Give the driver the seller's number for the day
Where Salford sellers are and how the van reaches them
- Seedley and Weasteterraced rows where the van waits at the end of the street
- Salford Quaystowers where the seller brings it down or the driver goes up
- Broughtonsetts and cobbles on Great Clowes Street and Back Hope Street
- Kersalthe estate around Littleton Road, with permits on match days
- Ordsallthe estate renovated in 2017, with houses on streets such as Hulton Street
Marketplace runs in and out of Salford
- Bradford → Salford40 miles over the M62 and M60, 55 to 70 minutes
- Kersal → Ordsallsouth through Pendleton to the Regent Road side of Ordsall
- Salford → Boltonthe A580 and M61, about 11 miles
The item and the two addresses: Marketplace pricing in Salford
The size of the item, the floors at the seller's and at yours, any dismantling and the miles between the two addresses decide the figure, fixed before collection. See how we quote for the full breakdown.
Marketplace Collection in Salford: your questions
Can you collect something I bought on Facebook Marketplace in Salford?
Yes. Send the seller's postcode, a photo of the item and your address, and the van collects it and brings it straight to you.
Do I need to be with the van at the seller's?
No, but pay the seller first and give the driver their number, so the collection goes smoothly.
What if the item does not fit through my door?
Measure first. If it comes apart, the driver takes it apart and rebuilds it; if it does not, check the size with the seller before you buy.
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