Show the complete item
Record the piece from more than one angle and include any identifying details that affect handling. Do not move heavy furniture just to film it.
The details that
shape your move.
A piano, large mirror, artwork, or unusually heavy piece needs more context than a name on an item list. Show the item and the route it must travel, then confirm any specialist handling before booking.
Include the help you need in your moving request. The team confirms availability, included services, and the final scope before you book.
Packing and furniture preparation guide →Describe the route out
Include narrow doorways, tight turns, steps, and other obstacles. Share approximate dimensions when you have them.
Confirm the scope first
Special handling, dismantling, and any specialist equipment must be confirmed by the team before they are included in your move.
A few useful answers.
What details help with furniture moving?
Show the full item, approximate dimensions, existing damage, and the path to the vehicle. Mention tight turns, narrow doors, stairs, and any dismantling you think may be needed. Do not move heavy furniture just to record it.
Are specialist packing and handling included automatically?
No. Flag pianos, artwork, large mirrors, unusually heavy pieces, and other special requirements. The team must review the item and confirm any specialist handling, equipment, or packing before including it in the move.
What information affects my estimate?
Your inventory, route, preferred date, access at both properties, and requested packing or handling help the team understand the scope. Include stairs, elevators, parking restrictions, and any storage needs.
What if my plans or inventory change?
Tell the team before moving day if you add or remove items, change addresses or dates, or need different services. Ask for an updated written estimate that reflects the revised scope.
A careful move.
A confident start.
Show us your rooms. We’ll help you plan the move.