Moving services

Home, commercial, transport, storage, special cases. Each page lists the facts a quote needs.

• Home move: how to get a usable quote

  Plan a home move: inventory, access, parking and compare mover quotes. Marketplace based in Munich, across Europe.

• Company move: keep the office usable, not just haul furniture

  Office relocation: describe desks, IT, time windows and contacts, then compare quotes.

• Furniture transport without a full household

  Move single pieces or a partial load: give sizes, weight, floor and protection, then compare quotes.

• Long-distance move: distance is only one factor

  Long-distance move between cities: describe volume, storage and arrival window, then compare quotes.

• International move: facts first, then the quote

  Move abroad: outline customs, inventory lists and dates in general terms, then collect partner quotes. Not legal advice.

• Storage: when two dates do not line up

  Interim storage during a move: describe duration, access and inventory, then compare quotes. No price guarantee.

• Clearance: estimate volume before the truck

  Clear a cellar, attic or flat: outline volume, access and disposal, then collect quotes.

• No-parking zone: without a stand the move costs more

  No-parking and loading: apply in time and note it in the request. General information, not legal advice.

• Packing and assembly: list them apart from transport

  Describe boxes, assembly and dismantling as their own line so quotes stay comparable.

• Piano transport: type and stairs decide

  Piano or grand: give type, floor, stairs and sizes. Not every company takes the instrument.

• Senior move: less rush, more clarity

  Moving later in life: describe pace, help needed and inventory honestly. Marketplace, not care advice.

• Student move: small volume, same facts

  Shared flat, room or first home: state a small volume honestly. Some jobs only need a small van.