Packers and Movers in Ittamadu

A 1 BHK is Rs 3,500 to Rs 6,500 and a 2 BHK Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500. Houses with a lot of carpenter built furniture sit higher in the band, because solid pieces are heavy and dismantling them properly takes time.

That depends on your agreement and it is a question for your landlord, in writing, before the day. Anything fixed to the structure is usually theirs unless the agreement says otherwise, and getting this wrong comes out of the deposit.

Frequently not in any useful form. Built in units were assembled in place with nails and glue as often as screws, and what comes off the wall is usually panels rather than a wardrobe. We will tell you before we start whether yours is worth attempting.

Those often do come apart sensibly, because the base has to be assembled in sections to fit through a door in the first place. Photograph it before and during, since there are no instructions for something a carpenter made.

Usually much stronger while it stands, and much less forgiving when it moves. Solid joinery holds up for decades in place. Board and batten construction assembled with nails does not enjoy being taken apart at all.

Ordinary dismantling is included. Cutting a fixed unit free from a wall is a different job, it may need a carpenter rather than a moving crew, and we would price it separately if we take it on at all.

They stay, and repairing them is your responsibility or your landlord's depending on the agreement. This is one more reason to settle the ownership question before anything is unscrewed.

Where it came apart cleanly, yes, and the photographs are what make that possible. Where it came apart badly we will be honest that the result will not be what you had, rather than rebuilding something unsound.

Usually no. Kitchen units built to one room almost never fit another, and removing them damages the wall and the units both. Most tenants leave them and most owners expect them to be left.

We will not move anything disputed. Our crew is not in a position to judge who owns a wardrobe, so the item stays until you have an answer in writing. That protects you as much as it protects us.

Yes, and those are the pieces worth the effort. Legs come off a table, shelves come out of a case, and a well made unit goes back together properly at the far end.

A long day, occasionally two. The dismantling is what takes the time rather than the packing, and rushing it is exactly how a piece that could have travelled ends up damaged.

Yes, sheeting goes down before the tools come out. Carpenter built furniture is heavy and the pieces are awkward, and a dropped panel on a tiled floor damages the tile more often than the panel.

Bagged, labelled and taped to the piece they came from. Loose fittings in a general box is how a wardrobe arrives complete and unbuildable, and it is the most common reassembly problem there is.

Yes, emptied first and usually with the glass shelves packed separately. Old showcases are heavier than they look and the glass is the part that fails, so it travels boxed rather than inside the unit.

Yes, and declare the significant pieces individually. Cover pays against a declared value supported by evidence, which for carpenter built furniture usually means photographs and an honest estimate rather than a receipt.

On most streets here yes, though a few are narrow and parked tight. It matters more than usual with heavy furniture, because a long carry with a solid wardrobe needs more crew, and that is decided at survey.

We can move it somewhere, to storage or to a relative. Disposal is not something we do, and a fitted unit you are leaving should simply stay where it is for the next tenant.

Yes, Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 for a bike and Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000 for a car. Most houses here park inside a gate, which makes collection straightforward.

Three to four weeks before the move, earlier than usual. The survey is what tells you which pieces are coming, and that answer often changes what you buy for the new place.