All The Right Moves

• Having all your belongings and furniture organized and ready for us really helps. Hallways and doorways clear, boxes accessible, no tripping hazards. Disconnect electronics and appliances.

• Make sure boxes are closed and not overloaded. If you are packing items in bags, do not overstuff them, and double-bagging never hurts.

• If you live in an apartment building, talk to your manager about locking out an elevator for the movers if possible. Also, check if parking is available, and mention where on your "Book a move" form, or to the operator.

• We can help disassemble large furniture, beds, etc. for you, but it speeds things up and saves you money to do what you can yourself.

office moves– If you doing a big office move you'll need one of the bigger movers in Vancouver. Large office moves are a little different from residential moves, Shelving and other large items generally stay on 4 wheel dollies during the entire move . This greatly reduces the hourly rate of your movers. All elevators and loading docks must be booked, if not, some building managers will not allow you to move and all companies charge minimums.

If your office move is small, for example a few desks or 2-3 employees you can save by hiring a residential moving company. These movers charge less but use smaller trucks and carry less equipment. In this case the difference between 70-100 dollars and 120 to 160 an hour make a difference