Frequently Asked Questions

There's no single number here - it comes down to how big your home is, how much you're actually moving, the distance, what kind of packing you need, and how many floors the crew has to deal with. Give us the details and we'll put together a quote built around your move, not a starting price pulled out of thin air.

Distance and volume matter most, followed by packing requirements, labour, the transport vehicle needed, and any extra services you add on. Floor level and accessibility can push the number up too - a fourth-floor walkup costs more to move than a ground-floor flat, and that's worth knowing before you compare quotes.

Earlier gets you more flexibility, particularly around weekends and month-end, when most people are moving and slots fill up fast.

That depends on which package you go with. If you want it handled entirely, our Packing & Moving Service covers professional packing for both household and office items.

Yes - cars and bikes both. Share the vehicle type along with the pickup point and destination, and our team will walk you through what that involves.

Yes, that's actually most of what we do - apartment and house shifts within the same city. Tell us where you're headed and roughly what's involved, and we'll check availability for your dates.

We plan those around your furniture, equipment, documents and preferred schedule - usually with an eye toward minimizing how much work time gets lost.

Local shifts usually wrap up the same day. Intercity is a different story - it depends on the route and how much you're moving, so we'll give you a realistic timeframe once we know where you're going.

Go through your stuff and set aside anything you're not taking, keep documents and valuables separate from the rest, and make sure the crew can actually get to everything without obstacles in the way.

Clear quotation details, a proper explanation of what's included, an established service network, and communication that continues through the move - not just the lowest number on a quote. The lower budget option upfront isn't always affordable once something goes wrong.