Most shifting quotes move after the truck is loaded. This one is fixed at the survey, in writing, with the insurance option priced separately.
An estimate, not a quote. The survey is what turns it into a fixed written price, and the survey is free.
A number given without seeing the house is a guess, and guesses get corrected once your belongings are already on the truck.
A two-room flat and a factory floor need different vehicles, different packing and different cover. Each is quoted on its own terms.
Full packing of furniture, appliances, kitchen and fragile items, labelled room by room.
Workstations, servers and records moved across a weekend so Monday is not lost.
Enclosed carrier for cars, crated transport for two-wheelers, photographed at both ends.
Dry, locked warehousing for when the new place is not ready on the same date.
Cover costs about 3% of the declared value. For a local move of sturdy furniture it is often not worth it. For an intercity move with appliances, glass or a vehicle, it usually is. You should be told which one you are, before you pay for it.
A free home visit, same day within the city, or a video walkthrough if you are already in another town.
Line-by-line, with the insurance option priced separately. Valid fifteen days, and it does not move.
Room-wise packing and labelling, with a signed inventory list before anything goes on the truck.
Unloaded, unpacked and placed where you want it, then the inventory checked against the list with you.
Because volume, floor level and lift access change the cost far more than distance does. A phone quote given without those facts has to be revised later, and "later" is usually the moment your goods are already loaded and you have no leverage.
No, and it does not pretend to be. It is a range built from typical volumes, so you know roughly what to budget. The survey converts it into a fixed written quote, and that one holds.
Goods go into locked storage and are delivered on the date you confirm. Storage is billed separately and shown on the same quote, not discovered afterwards.
Yes. For office moves a weekend is usually the right call, since it avoids losing a working day, and the rate is the same.
Three lines are enough to slot a survey. The written quote follows the survey, never the phone call.