A home move planned from inventory to final room.

Planning starts with a detailed inventory and both addresses. We ask for furniture dimensions, estimated boxes, fragile or high-value items, lofts, garages and outdoor contents. Photographs or a survey help assess volume. Floors, stair turns, lifts, loading restrictions, parking permits, walking distance and key times are recorded at collection and delivery. Heavy, oversized, hazardous, refrigerated or specialist items must be declared rather than discovered on moving day.

The written plan states what the customer packs, what the team protects, which furniture is dismantled and whether reassembly or materials are included. Drawers and cupboards are emptied unless specifically designed and approved otherwise. Boxes need to be closed, safely weighted and labelled by destination room. Valuables, documents, medication, keys and irreplaceable personal items remain with the customer. Appliances require suitable disconnection and preparation by the responsible qualified party.

On moving day, the coordinator confirms the inventory and carrying routes. Property surfaces are protected to the agreed level, then items are moved and loaded in a sequence that manages weight, stability and delivery order. Fragile and dismantled components are kept together where practical. Extra items, blocked access or unavailable parking can affect capacity and timing; any revised plan is agreed before the vehicle is overloaded or the team commits to work outside safe handling limits.

At the destination, access is checked before unloading and labelled items are directed to agreed rooms. Furniture is reassembled only where included, compatible parts are present and the final position is safe. The customer checks the vehicle and key areas for listed goods before close-out. Damage concerns are recorded promptly under the booking terms. Waste removal, unpacking and later rearrangement are not assumed, leaving a clear handover rather than an undefined moving-day service.