A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR MOVE
Take stock before you pack
A room by room inventory helps everyone understand the size of your move. Include outdoor furniture, shelves in the garage, rugs and the boxes you already have in storage.
Mark the pieces that need special discussion, such as a large glass tabletop or a bed with a complex frame. This is also a useful moment to decide what belongs in your next home and what you will arrange to donate or pass on separately.
A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR MOVE
Choose the help that fits your household
Some families want to handle personal belongings themselves and get help with furniture and transport. Others want packing included so they can focus on work, children or the new property.
Tell us where you would appreciate support. Discuss furniture preparation and reassembly during the estimate, including which pieces need attention and any manufacturer instructions.
A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR MOVE
Give every box a destination
A simple room naming system saves decisions at the door. Use the same labels on boxes and on a basic plan of the new home.
Keep a separate collection of the things you need immediately, and carry personal documents and valuables with you. On moving day, have one person available to answer placement questions.
Do you move apartments as well as houses?
Yes. Residential moving can include apartments, villas, condos and houses. Share the floor level, elevator details and any building instructions so the estimate reflects the actual access at both addresses.
Should I empty furniture before moving day?
Ask about each piece when planning your move. Remove loose, fragile and valuable contents. The right preparation depends on the furniture construction, its weight and the route out of the home.
Can my household move include storage?
Storage can be discussed as part of the move. Let us know which items need to be stored, how long you expect to need space and when you may need access or delivery.