Packers and Movers in Basaveshwaranagar

A 2 BHK is Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500 and a full house Rs 9,000 to Rs 16,000. Cars are Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000 on a carrier and bikes Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500, quoted alongside the household.

Yes, with a winch equipped carrier, and it must be booked as such. Tell us at survey, because a standard carrier crew cannot winch a dead vehicle and the job simply will not happen that day.

Yes, because it needs different equipment, more time and more hands. The difference is quoted upfront rather than discovered when the carrier arrives and cannot load it.

Whether it starts, whether the tyres hold air and whether the handbrake is seized. All three affect winching, and a mechanic can usually sort the last two cheaply in an hour.

For an interstate move, considerably. Registration, insurance and the tax position all need to be in order, and a vehicle off the road for years frequently is not. That is your work to sort out before the date.

Often not, and we will say so plainly. Transport plus restoration can exceed what the vehicle is worth. We do not buy or sell vehicles, so we have nothing to gain from your answer.

Yes, and it is much easier than a car. It is loaded by hand rather than winched, at Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500, though flat tyres still make it harder than it needs to be.

It can, and on a busy moving day we often suggest a different day. A carrier and a moving vehicle competing for the same compound is an avoidable complication.

No. We transport vehicles on carriers rather than driving them, which protects you on insurance and mileage and removes any question about who was driving.

A non running vehicle in a basement is the difficult version, since it has to be brought up a ramp before it can be winched. We survey that specifically because it occasionally decides the whole plan.

Transit cover for vehicles is quoted separately and it is worth taking. Check whether your own policy is current too, since a lapsed policy on a stored vehicle is very common.

Yes, and a carrier taking two is usually cheaper than two single bookings. Tell us both at survey so the right carrier is sent rather than one arriving for a single vehicle.

No, and be wary of anybody who says they will. Road tax and registration changes are done by you with the authorities, and we transport the vehicle once that is in order.

Within the city, the same day. Intercity depends on the route and is usually a few days, since carriers fill and travel on their own schedule rather than with your household.

As it left, and we photograph it before loading precisely so that is demonstrable. For a vehicle that has stood for years, existing damage and rust are recorded before it moves.

Yes, completely, including the boot and the glovebox. Loose items in a vehicle on a carrier move around, and anything valuable should not be travelling unattended in any case.

We can transport it to an address you give us. Finding a buyer or a scrap dealer is yours to arrange, and it is usually worth doing before the move rather than after.

Keep it low for transport, a quarter tank or less. It reduces weight and it is standard practice for carriers, and a vehicle that has stood for years may need the old fuel drained anyway.

Yes, and it means one supervisor is answerable for everything rather than two vendors pointing at each other when something is delayed.

At booking, not at survey, if you already know. Carriers are booked separately from moving crews and the winch equipped ones are fewer, so they need the most notice of anything.