TV & Electronics Removals in Perth,Nothing Flexes, Nothing Cracks.
Big Screens and Fragile Gear, Carried Properly.
A big-screen TV cracks if it flexes even slightly, and it never travels well laid flat on its back. Francis wraps screens, protects the corners and carries them upright so nothing bends on the way to the truck.
Why Screens Need More Than a Blanket
Flat-screen TVs look tough but the panel is glass, and glass hates flex. A screen carried by one person, gripped in the middle, is a cracked screen waiting to happen.
The fragile bit is not just the TV either. Sound bars, receivers, consoles and the cables tangle, scratch and go missing in a rushed move.
Francis treats the whole entertainment setup as one careful job, wrapped, corner-protected and carried the way it should be.
On Perth Roads
Owner-Driver
You deal with Francis, start to finish.
Only 2 Turned Away
Jobs refused in 19 years on the road.
Same-Day Quotes
Honest prices, straight from a few photos.
Screens and Gear We Move Carefully
The fragile, expensive and easily-scratched things that hate a careless move.
Big-Screen TVs
Large flat-screens and the odd projector screen, wrapped, corner-padded and carried upright so the panel never flexes.
Sound & Home Theatre
Sound bars, subs, receivers and speakers, wrapped separately so nothing scuffs or rattles against the next piece.
Consoles & Computers
Gaming consoles, desktops and monitors, boxed or padded so the ports and screens travel safe.
Cables Kept Together
Leads coiled and bagged with the gear they belong to, so you are not hunting for the right cable at the new place.
Wrapped Flat-Free and Carried Upright
The single biggest mistake with a TV is laying it flat and stacking things on it. A little weight, a little flex, and the panel is done.
We wrap screens in blankets, protect the corners and carry them standing. It is a small habit that saves a big repair bill.
- Screens blanket-wrapped and corner-protected
- TVs carried and loaded upright, never flat under weight
- Sound gear wrapped separately so nothing scuffs
- Cables coiled and bagged with their unit
- Original boxes used where you still have them
How Francis Moves Your Entertainment Setup
- 1
Photograph the Setup
A quick photo of how it is all plugged in makes reconnecting simple at the other end. It is worth the ten seconds.
- 2
Wrap and Corner-Protect
Screens are blanket-wrapped and the corners padded. Sound gear and consoles are wrapped separately so nothing knocks together.
- 3
Carry Upright
TVs travel standing, held at the frame not the panel, with a spotter through doorways and down stairs.
- 4
Load Braced, Not Buried
Screens are stood and braced in the truck, never laid flat with weight on top. Cables ride bagged with their gear.
TV & Electronics Questions, Answered
Straight answers from 19 years on the job. Still wondering something? Just ask Francis.
Upright, every time. A flat-screen panel can flex and crack if it is laid down and anything is stacked on it, so we wrap it and carry it standing.
It helps but it is not essential. If you still have the box we will use it, and if not we blanket-wrap the screen and corner-protect it so it travels just as safely.
We coil and bag the cables with the gear they belong to so nothing goes missing. Snap a photo of the connections beforehand and reconnecting at the new place is straightforward.
Yes. A single big TV or a full home-theatre setup on its own is no problem, no full move required. Send a photo and you will get a quick quote.
Projectors, consoles and computers are boxed or padded so the lenses, ports and screens are protected. Fragile electronics ride braced, never loose in the truck.
Related Removal Services
A single piece is usually part of a bigger move. Whatever else is going on the truck, Francis will sort the lot.
Moving a Big Screen or Sound Setup?
Send Francis a photo of the TV and the room and he will tell you straight how it travels safest. Honest, same-day quote, careful hands.