Make a list
List the larger pieces of furniture, appliances, approximate number of boxes and any heavy or special items.
Good preparation shortens the move, reduces the risk of damage and makes moving day much easier.
For a realistic estimate, the amount of belongings, both addresses and carrying conditions are important.
List the larger pieces of furniture, appliances, approximate number of boxes and any heavy or special items.
Check how close the van can get to the entrance, whether there is a lift and how many floors or stairs there are.
Photos of larger items, staircases and entrances help us estimate the team, equipment and time more accurately.
This makes unloading and placing items at the new address much faster.
Heavy items are easier and safer to carry in smaller boxes.
Add the room and a short description of the contents.
Wrap fragile items carefully and clearly mark the box.
See what to compare: references, what the price includes, access, protection, disassembly, crew size and what should be agreed before moving day.
Items you do not use every day can be packed several weeks in advance. Leave daily essentials until the last few days.
Not necessarily. If you need help with disassembly or assembly, mention it in your enquiry.
Because carrying distance, stairs and lift size directly affect the time and organisation of the move.
Both addresses, date, list or photos of items, floor, lift, van access and any special or very heavy items.