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A single piece to a full homeOne sofa or a whole house, we move it the same way: blanket-wrapped, disassembled and reassembled where it needs to be, with a slower pair of hands for the antiques. No full-house minimum, one capped price in writing before we start, fully insured.
Whether it is one wardrobe or a five-bedroom house, the care is the same. Here is what sits inside your capped price.
One number in writing before we lift a thing. If the job runs long because of a tight stairwell, the extra hours are on us, not added to your bill.
Every piece is blanket-wrapped and shrink-wrapped before it moves. Timber corners, glass and upholstery are protected so nothing gets scratched or scuffed on the way.
Beds, wardrobes, dining tables and modular units taken apart, fittings bagged and labelled, then rebuilt in the right room so you are not left holding an Allen key.
Heirlooms, glass cabinets, marble tops and artwork get extra padding, careful strapping and a slower pair of hands. Tell us what is precious and we plan around it.
A single sofa or one dresser is a real booking, not a favour. You get the same wrapping and the same capped price, scaled to exactly what you are moving.
Want the boxes handled as well? Add our packing services. Between homes? We hold your things in monitored storage until you are ready.
One piece or a whole home, plus the access and any stairs at both ends. We come back with one capped price within the hour, 7am to 7pm.
On the day we blanket-wrap every piece, take apart what needs taking apart, and label the fittings so reassembly is quick and correct.
We carry it in, rebuild the beds and wardrobes, and set each piece exactly where you want it. Unwrapped, in position, ready to use.
Furniture is easy to underestimate. A dining table looks sturdy until a corner clips a doorframe. A leather lounge looks tough until it rides against a raw truck floor for half an hour. The damage from a rushed move rarely shows up as one dramatic accident; it shows up as a scuffed sideboard, a cracked veneer, a wardrobe door that no longer sits flush because nobody labelled the fittings. Individually small, together the cost of a "cheap" move you did not really save on.
The difference is method, not muscle. Blanket-wrapping every piece before it leaves the room, taking apart what should come apart, keeping every screw bagged and labelled, and giving the antiques a slower, more careful set of hands: that is what a proper furniture move looks like. It is also what keeps your things looking the way they did before you decided to move them.
Because our price is capped and in writing, careful does not mean a bigger bill. A tricky staircase or an extra hour of reassembly is our problem, not a line item on your invoice. If you have a piano in the mix, our specialist piano removalists handle that on the same booking, and if you would rather not pack a single box, our packing services take care of the kitchen and the fragiles too. When you are ready, get your capped furniture quote and tell us what needs the most care.
"Just needed one antique dresser moved across town and everyone else wanted a half-day minimum. These guys took the single piece, wrapped it like it was going to a museum, and the price was exactly what they quoted. Not a mark on it."
"Full three-bedroom house. They pulled apart the beds and the big wardrobe, labelled all the bits, and reassembled everything in the right rooms. I didn't touch a screwdriver. The glass cabinet arrived without a scratch."
"I was worried about our marble-top table and a couple of framed prints. They padded and strapped them properly and took their time. Capped price meant the extra care didn't turn into an extra charge. Would use again."
"We wrap everything" can mean a roll of plastic and good intentions, or it can mean a method matched to each piece. Here is what ours actually looks like on the day.
Sofas and upholstery are blanket-wrapped first, then film-wrapped over the blanket. The blanket absorbs the knocks and keeps the film off the fabric, because plastic straight onto leather or linen can trap moisture and mark the surface. That is why plastic-only wrapping is a shortcut we do not take. Glass and mirrors get corner protection before anything else, since corners take the impacts, then a padded wrap and a spot in the truck where they travel upright between soft, stable layers, never laid flat.
Timber and antiques get the most careful treatment: one blanket fitted snugly to the piece, a second layered over the edges and high points, and film only over the top blanket. Nothing adhesive and no plastic ever touches a french-polished or waxed surface, because even a gentle wrap can lift or cloud an old finish. Mattresses travel in covers that keep them clean and dry. Whitegoods are prepared rather than just carried: doors strapped shut, shelves and drums secured, and fridges kept upright the whole way so the compressor oil settles where it should.
When we say a piece is double-wrapped, that is the meaning: a soft layer against the surface and a tough layer over it, doing two different jobs. Blankets absorb the knocks a truck ride hands out; film keeps dust, moisture and doorframes away from the surface. Either one alone is a compromise. Together they are the reason a good crew can move a marble-top table through three doorways and hand it back without a mark.
The wrapping only works if the loading respects it, so wrapped pieces are strapped to the truck walls rather than leaned against each other, heavy items ride low, and nothing sits on an upholstered surface. Padding goes between every layer, which is why a full load can travel across Sydney without the pieces ever touching.
If you are packing the smaller things yourself, our guide on how to pack for a move covers boxes and fragiles in the same spirit. Wondering what careful handling does to the price? Our removalist costs guide breaks down what you are really paying for, and why cheap hourly rates often cost more by the end. When you are ready, request your capped quote: one written number back within the hour, 7am to 7pm, with all the wrapping included.
Yes. There is no full-house minimum. A single sofa, a wardrobe, a dining table or one antique dresser is a job we are happy to take, with the same wrapping and care as a full move and one capped price for it.
Yes. Every piece is blanket-wrapped and shrink-wrapped before it leaves the room. Timber corners, glass, upholstery and screens are protected so nothing is scratched, marked or scuffed in the truck or through a doorway.
Yes. We disassemble bed frames, flat-pack wardrobes, dining tables and modular units, keep the fittings bagged and labelled, then reassemble them in the right room at the other end so you are not left with an Allen key at midnight.
Yes. Antiques, glass cabinets, marble tops, artwork and heirloom pieces get extra padding, careful strapping and a slower pair of hands. Tell us what needs special care when you book so we bring the right materials.
It depends on how much you are moving, the access at both ends and any stairs, which is why we quote each move individually. Your capped price comes in writing before we start, and if the job runs long, the extra hours are our cost, not yours.
We bring them. Removal blankets, shrink wrap, straps, trolleys and corner protection travel with the crew and are included in your capped price. If you would also like boxes packed, ask us about packing when you book.
Yes. Plenty of our jobs are a single room: a nursery upgrade, a home office, or a lounge suite making way for a new one. You get the same blanket-wrapping and one capped price scaled to that room, with no full-house minimum attached.
Yes, this is one of our most common jobs. Send us the listing, the pickup suburb and the delivery address, and we collect the piece, wrap it and bring it home, dealing with the seller's stairs so you never have to. It is insured and capped in price like any other move.
Doors are strapped shut, shelves and drums are secured, and fridges travel upright so the compressor oil stays where it should, with time to settle before switching back on. Washing machines should be disconnected and drained before we arrive, and we can advise on transit bolts when you book.
Blankets and padding cover almost everything, but a few things are excluded: gas bottles, fuels, paints and other dangerous goods cannot travel in the truck. A handful of extremely delicate items, like some chandeliers, may need a specialist we can point you to. If you are not sure about a piece, just ask when you get your quote.
Tell us what you're moving and your dates. You'll have a written, fully insured price back within the hour, 7am to 7pm, and no obligation to book.
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