How a Perth Furniture Move Works
Four Simple Steps, No Surprises.
No drawn-out site visits or vague phone estimates. From your first photo to the last box in your new place, here's exactly how Francis runs a move.
From Your Phone to Your New Place
Four steps from a handful of photos to a careful, fully-quoted move.
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Send a Few Photos
Walk your phone through each room, the big or awkward items, and the access at both ends. A few clear photos tell Francis far more than a phone call ever could.
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Get an Honest Quote
Francis sizes up the volume, access and distance from what he can see, then sends a fair price in writing, usually the same day. No site visit, no roadside guesswork.
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Lock In Your Day
Happy with the number? Pick your date and it's booked. Midweek and off-peak days are easiest to keep keen, but last-minute and same-day moves are often doable too.
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Francis Does the Move
The owner turns up with the truck, blankets and trolleys, protects your home and furniture, and gets you in. The quote is the price, with no fees sprung at the end.
What Moving Day Actually Looks Like
When the truck pulls up, here's what Francis brings to the job beyond just muscle.
On Time, Ready to Go
Francis arrives with the truck already kitted out with blankets, straps and trolleys, so the job starts the moment he's through the door.
Wrapped and Protected
Furniture is blanket-wrapped, fragile gear is padded, and doorways, floors and banisters are looked after on the way out and back in.
The Tricky Items Handled
Beds and simple flat-pack are dismantled and rebuilt, and the heavy or awkward pieces, from pianos to balcony lifts, are planned, not improvised.
Settled In, Not Just Dropped
Boxes and furniture go to the right rooms, not stacked in the hallway. The job's done when your new place is ready to live in.
How to Get the Tightest Quote
The more honest your photos, the more accurate the quote, and the smaller the chance of anything shifting on the day.
- Photograph every room, the garage, shed and patio so nothing is missed
- Flag any stairs, lifts, long carries or tight parking at both ends
- Mention fragile, heavy or specialist items like pianos and marble
- Be packed and labelled where you can to keep the day moving
- Have a rough move date in mind, even if it's still flexible
- Tell Francis anything unusual up front, so the quote stays accurate
How It Works, Questions Answered
The things people ask before sending that first photo.
No. The photo quote replaces the site visit entirely. A few clear photos of your rooms and the access at both ends give Francis everything he needs to send a fair price, usually the same day.
Want the detail on price? See exactly how our removalist pricing works, or browse the full range of removal services.
Ready to Start? Send Your Photos
A few photos is all it takes to get an honest, no-obligation quote back today. No site visit, no hidden fees, no pressure.