Towers, lifts and loading docks. In the city the paperwork is most of the job, and we do that part for you.
A tower move has almost nothing to do with how strong anyone is. It is decided by whether the service lift is booked, whether the loading dock has a slot at the time you need it, and whether building management has what they ask for on file. Miss any of those and a truck sits on Collins Street doing nothing while the meter runs.
So we do that part. We contact building management, book the dock and the lift, and send through our certificate of currency - which is the document almost every city building asks for and the one that most often holds a move up. You should not have to learn how your building's owners corporation works in the week you are moving.
Height adds its own constraints. Service lifts have a ceiling, which decides whether a mattress or a tall bookcase goes up intact or goes up in pieces. We work that out from the lift dimensions beforehand instead of discovering it with your sofa wedged at an angle.
Houses, units and apartments of any size. Packing and unpacking if you want it, boxes and blankets if you don't.
Desks, IT and fit-outs, scheduled around your trading hours so the business keeps running.
Machinery, tool chests and heavy gear moved with the right straps, ramps and trolleys.
Warehouse transfers and pallet runs for businesses, local or interstate.
Full pack, fragile-only, or just the materials delivered ahead of time.
Dump runs, old furniture and site clean-ups, disposed of responsibly.
Not on the list? We almost certainly still come to you — just ask.
The same constraints apply to a CBD office move, with the added one that it usually has to happen outside trading hours. We run those after hours and over weekends so your Monday opens as normal - desks, screens, cabling and all.
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Yes, that is part of the job. We contact building management, book the dock and service lift and send our certificate of currency through. A truck sitting on Collins Street because nobody booked a dock is the most expensive kind of waiting.
It is proof of insurance that nearly every city building wants on file before a removalist is allowed on the floor. Yes, we have one, and we send it to building management up front rather than waiting to be asked.
We work that out from the lift dimensions beforehand. Service lifts have a ceiling height that decides whether a mattress or a tall bookcase goes up intact or in pieces - better known in advance than discovered with your sofa at an angle.
Yes. Most city office moves have to happen after hours or over a weekend, and we run them that way so Monday opens as normal.
