A sofa, bed or refrigerator may be the entire job, yet one bulky item can be harder to carry than several cartons. Photographs, dimensions and access matter more than the service label.
Send width, height, depth, approximate weight and removable parts. Mention glass, electrical mechanisms or appliance disconnection.
Measure openings and lifts at both ends; report stairs and the stopping point. If the item will not pass intact, agree on disassembly in advance.
Say whether packing is needed and where the item should be placed after unloading. Availability and price are confirmed once details are reviewed.
For a relevant proposal, send both addresses, date, inventory, floors, lift details and photographs of large items. Mention packing, disassembly or a tail lift in advance. The online estimate does not replace agreement on the final scope.
Measure both sections and check whether they separate. Share floors and stair-turn dimensions. Measure each corner-sofa section including armrests. Photograph connectors, check stair turns and protect upholstery without making the wrapped piece too wide for the route.
Provide model and dimensions, and check the lift. Prepare it according to manufacturer instructions and secure loose shelves. For a refrigerator, model, overall height and handles matter. Follow maker preparation instructions, secure removable parts and check the kitchen placement at delivery.
Check whether the frame dismantles and how the mattress is wrapped. Keep small fixings in a labeled bag. A bed may include frame, lift mechanism, headboard and mattress. Dismantle only what the route requires, keep fixings together and confirm whether reassembly is included.
