Too big for your car. Too small for a removalist.
A studio, a one-bedder, a single room, or the six things you can't face carrying yourself. Quoted for what you're actually moving.
You shouldn't need a five-tonne truck to move a bedroom.
Full removal companies are built around full houses — ask them to move a one-bedroom unit and you often get a truck, a crew and a minimum charge that has little to do with your job's actual size. We're two people and a van, exactly the right size for most small moves here. Same care as a big job, but you only pay for what you're actually moving.
What's included
Studios, units, single rooms, granny flats, share-house rooms
Item-by-item moves — four things between houses is a normal job
End-of-lease moves timed around inspections and key handovers
How it works
Walk us through it.
A rough list or a short video of each room is plenty.
Fixed quote back.
One figure for the whole move, not an open-ended hourly rate.
Pick your day.
Including tight end-of-lease timing.
Loaded, moved, placed.
Furniture into the right rooms, beds back together.
How we quote a small move.
We quote the move, not the clock — volume, distance, access, one fixed number. Runs long? That's our problem, not a bigger invoice. No minimum truck charge, no callout fee.
"Room and a half of stuff, every removalist wanted a half-day minimum. These two did it in one trip, bed apart and back together, a fraction of the cost."
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