Loading & Unloading
Trained crew with proper equipment for safe loading and unloading.
See detailsNinety percent of moving damage happens because of packing, not driving. This page is about the ten minutes of wrapping that saves the crockery your family has used for twenty years.
Some customers book us only for packing — they have their own vehicle arranged, or a company transporter is handling the haul. Fine by us. Packing is a skill of its own, and we are happy to be judged on it alone.
There is a reason we buy packing material in bulk and by specification, not from the corner shop on moving morning:

Every box we seal gets three things: a number, a room name, and a one-line content note — "17 / Kitchen / steel dabbas + tawa". You get the master list. Unpacking then becomes a checklist instead of a treasure hunt, and if box 17 is missing at delivery, everyone knows within minutes, not after a month when you finally need the tawa.
Delivery day energy is low and cardboard is everywhere. Our unpacking service opens every box, places contents where you point, reassembles what we dismantled, and — this part gets the most thanks — takes all the used material away with us. You are left with a home, not a recycling yard. Ask for full arrangement if you want wardrobes filled and the kitchen set up; it pairs well with a complete house shift, and for offices we run the same discipline desk-wise as part of office shifting.
Packing quotes here read like a bill of materials because they are one: carton counts by size (small for books, standard, wardrobe), bubble and foam by roll, stretch film, corner guards, partition kits for crockery — each at listed rates, each counted at survey. Labour prices per crew-half-day. This transparency has a happy side effect: you can trim the bill yourself. Pack your own clothes and books, let us handle kitchen, glass and furniture — the quote drops accordingly and nobody sulks. The only line we will argue to keep: proper material for fragiles. Cheap boxes are the most expensive thing in this trade.
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See detailsCommon Questions
Absolutely — many families pack clothes and books themselves and leave the kitchen, electronics and furniture to us. We only ask to visually check self-packed boxes before loading, because transit insurance covers professionally packed items on firmer ground.
Yes, we supply material without the service if that is all you need — boxes, wrap, tape, corner guards, delivered to your door. Tell us the home size and we will send a sensible kit rather than a random count of boxes.
The fridge is defrosted a day before, dried, shelves wrapped separately, and it travels upright. The washing machine gets its drum locked or braced. The TV goes into foam and a fitted carton, standing, screen facing padding. Each appliance has its own small ritual — skipping it is how appliances die in transit.
A practised two-to-three person crew packs a 1 BHK in two to three hours, a 2 BHK in a morning, and a heavily furnished 3 BHK in most of a day. It is faster than families expect — and much faster than doing it yourself over a scattered, exhausting week.
Basic unpacking is typically included in full-service moves when requested at survey time. As a standalone service — say your goods arrived through another transporter — we charge by home size. Either way, the price is agreed in writing before the crew arrives.
Share a few details and our team will call you back within 30 minutes — 8 am to 9 pm, all days.