Packers and Movers in Sunkadakatte

A 2 BHK is Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500 and a full house Rs 9,000 to Rs 16,000. Building material is one of the few things that genuinely changes the vehicle size, so it needs counting at survey.

Yes, boxed and loaded low. Matching a discontinued tile years later is genuinely difficult, so a box of spares is usually worth taking even though it is heavy.

Usually not. Cement hardens with age and humidity, and a bag that has sat through a monsoon is already unusable. Paying to transport it is paying to move a problem.

Never worth moving. It is cheap to buy, it is extremely heavy, and it takes vehicle space that costs you more than the material is worth.

No, paint, thinner, solvent and anything flammable cannot travel with us, whether the tin is full or barely used. Give them away or dispose of them a fortnight before the move.

Because it is dense. A pile that looks small by volume weighs more than a bedroom of furniture, and vehicles are limited by weight as well as by space.

Yes, bundled and boxed. Whether they are worth taking depends on whether you are building again, which is your call rather than ours.

Point it out at survey, because an outdoor pile behind a shed is the single most forgotten item in this kind of property. Found on the morning, it either stays or the day runs long.

Yes, and they travel flat and padded. Timber frames are heavier than they look and often need two people, so they are counted rather than added as an afterthought.

A free standing tank, sometimes. A plumbed one needs a plumber to remove and is rarely worth the trouble, since the fitting cost at the other end approaches the price of a new one.

Potted plants yes, soil no, and anything rooted in the ground needs a gardener before we arrive if you want it lifted at all.

An hour or two of loading and it is heavy work, so the crew size accounts for it. It is a slow, awkward category rather than a difficult one.

Yes, and for a large quantity that is often the better answer. It is quoted as a part load, and it keeps the household move on schedule.

Not the way we load it. Heavy material goes low and at the front, with nothing resting on it, and household goods are loaded above and behind it rather than alongside.

Locally, often you can, and it is worth trying a fortnight out. Somebody building nearby usually wants tiles, pipes or bricks, and it is easier than transporting them.

Tools yes, boxed small and strong. A mixer or any machine needs to be drained of fuel and oil first, which is your arrangement rather than the crew's.

We move things rather than clear sites, so a genuine clearance needs a separate service. We would rather say that plainly than half do it.

Very. Most self built houses here have a pile somewhere, and we ask about it at every survey precisely because nobody volunteers it.

Usually yes, which is not true closer to the city. Bikes are Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 and cars Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000, and the space out here makes loading considerably easier.

Two weeks before the move. It is the heaviest decision on the property and the one everybody leaves until the last day, when there is no time to sell or give anything away.