A professional house move is preceded by good preparation and a team of Professional house movers . Each stage of the move must be carried out in accordance with its constraints and the rules of art. The key steps for a successful move are presented here.
A budget estimate for your move will be essential to make your choice. That said, several options will come into play since the moving expert must take into account several elements to calculate the final amount of your move:
• The distance between your old accommodation and the new one.
• The load volume to be moved.
• The number of floors if it is stairs.
• The size of the elevator, or of the stairwell.
• The weight and dimensions of certain heavy objects (the case of chests or pianos).
Other options concerning the dismantling of furniture, it’s packaging, it’s unpacking, etc.
It should be brought to your attention that you may be required to request administrative assistance with regard to parking permits on the day of the move.
DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY:
Dismantling and reassembling furniture requires expertise, time and physical effort. For more peace of mind for you, Prestige removal carries out each of these stages by entrusting these missions to its professionals trained in the subject.
PACKAGING AND LOADING:
Once again for a comforting move, Expert Mover provides all the packaging and packaging necessary for you to protect and transport your movable property and objects. Small objects are not transported independently but are packaged.
TRANSPORT:
We have adequate means of transport for your move. A large 40 cubic meter truck for moving an apartment with 3 or more rooms and a 20 cubic meter truck for moving an apartment with less than 3 rooms or a studio.
UNLOADING AND REASSEMBLY:
On arrival in your new accommodation, your essentials are unpacked immediately after unloading; the assembly of all dismantled furniture is paid for by the professionals of house movers. In case, your move is related to professional reasons, it would be useful for you to ask your employer, who could offer you a contribution to the costs.