01Apartment moving is an access problem as much as a transport problem
The same amount of furniture can require very different planning depending on the floor, lift availability, stair width, loading distance and building access. We use the exact addresses and the information you provide to scope the move around the real building rather than only the number of rooms.
02Before booking
Confirm the apartment floor, whether a working lift is available, where the truck can load, whether building management or security needs notice, and whether large furniture can pass through doors, corridors and lifts.
- Floor and lift/stair access
- Loading and parking position
- Large furniture dimensions where relevant
- Building access or scheduling requirements
- Destination access conditions
03Packing and furniture preparation
Apartment moves often benefit from organized labeling and careful furniture preparation because corridors and lifts create more handling points. Packing can be added to the move, and furniture disassembly/reassembly can be included where agreed.
04At the destination
The move plan should include more than unloading at the gate. Tell us the destination floor and access conditions too, plus any room-placement or reassembly requirements that should be part of the quotation.
05What affects the quote
The main variables are inventory volume, packing, floor access, loading distance, lift/stair conditions, crew and vehicle requirements, travel distance and timing. A Google Maps distance estimate can support the route portion of the quote, but it does not replace the physical scope.
06Related options
If you are moving from an apartment into a house or villa, the residential and house/villa pages explain the broader service. For Bole and Lemi Kura moves, see the dedicated area pages for locally relevant planning guidance.