A few cartons and one piece of furniture still need a plan. Exact volume, truck access and unloading conditions help determine a suitable trip.
Count cartons, measure the largest item and include balcony or storage contents. A photograph helps assess the required vehicle.
Share both localities, addresses, floors and lifts. A short drive may still involve a long carry or stairs.
Check whether loading, unloading, crew and protective packing are included. Final pricing depends on the request, not distance alone.
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.
List bed, desk, clothes and cartons, and check the route through shared spaces and truck access. One room may still contain a bed, desk, screen, suitcases and many cartons. Check whether the mattress clears shared areas and who can open the property at pickup.
State count and weight, especially for books or tiles. Divide dense contents into loads that can be carried safely. A few boxes of tiles, books or tools may be very heavy. Share estimated weight, divide dense loads into smaller boxes and check whether a trolley is needed.
A photo, measurements and pickup address help plan collection. Clarify whether stair carry is needed at delivery. For a second-hand wardrobe or sofa, provide seller address, collection window, photos and measurements. At delivery, check the lift and whether carrying into the room is included.
