
Apartment shifting is different from a ground-floor house move. Service lifts need booking, corridors need protection, stair carries take more crew time, and building managements often have their own moving rules and timings.
Share your floor numbers, lift availability and building requirements when you inquire — these details shape the crew size, timing and quotation.
Lift booking, service-lift dimensions and timing windows discussed before moving day.
Where lifts are unavailable, stair carries are planned with the right crew size and care.
Society and building moving rules, security procedures and allowed hours included in the plan.
Truck parking and loading-zone arrangements discussed for both addresses.
Cartons, furniture and appliances prepared, handled and loaded in a sensible sequence.
Sofas, beds and wardrobes measured against doorways, corridors and lifts in advance.
Floor number at both addresses, lift availability, stair access, approximate inventory, building rules and any large items that may not fit through entrances or lifts.
Lift booking is normally arranged with your building management. We discuss the timing in the plan — confirm what your building requires.
Stair carries are planned with additional crew and time. Share the floor number so the quotation reflects the actual work.
Yes — share your item list, floor details and date, and we confirm the arrangement and quotation.
Most apartment moves complete within a day, but timing depends on inventory, floors and access. We confirm the plan before booking.
Share your floor, lift and inventory details — receive an apartment shifting quotation built around your building.