Packers and Movers in Byadarahalli

A 1 BHK is usually Rs 3,500 to Rs 6,500, a 2 BHK Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500 and a larger house Rs 9,000 to Rs 16,000 for a local move. A two wheeler sent separately is Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500. The survey gives you one written figure.

Yes, if it is on the survey. It goes in upright, against a wall of the cargo area, tied at several points and padded so it touches nothing that can be damaged. It cannot be squeezed in at the end of loading.

For a local move, usually yes, if a licensed rider is free on the day. The catch is that the person who can ride is often the one needed at the house for keys, handover and supervising the crew.

Run it close to empty, but not completely dry if you plan to ride it to a pump at the other end. A low tank is safer on a loaded vehicle and lighter for the crew to lift.

Usually early, against one side, so heavy furniture can be placed around it without touching it. Nothing is stacked on the seat or leaned against the handlebars. That decides the order in which the rest of the house goes on.

Fold or remove the mirrors, take off any luggage box or top case, clear the storage under the seat and cover the battery terminals if they are exposed. Keep the keys with you, not in the ignition.

Keep copies of the registration certificate and the insurance with you in your own bag. Anything left under the seat or in a side pouch can go missing on a busy day, and you may be asked for it.

Often, on a larger vehicle, but two bikes take a real share of the floor space. On a 2 BHK move that can decide whether one vehicle is enough, so mention both at survey.

For intercity moves most two wheelers travel on a separate carrier and are priced on their own. Tell us the destination at survey and we will quote the household and the bike together so you see one plan.

Yes. Take pictures of both sides, the tank, the mirrors and the odometer before loading. It takes two minutes and gives everyone a clear record of the condition it left in.

Yes, it is carried the same way, upright and tied. Tell us it does not run so the crew brings enough hands to push and lift it, and so nobody expects it to be ridden up a ramp.

Only slightly, if it is planned. Securing it properly takes a few minutes. What slows a move is a bike nobody mentioned, which forces the crew to unload part of the vehicle to make room.

Transit insurance is available on the declared value of your goods, and a two wheeler can be included if you declare it. Ask about the details when you receive the written quote.

Yes. If there is no room on the day, or you would rather keep the household vehicle simpler, a single two wheeler can move on its own later. That is priced separately on the bike carrier rate.

Pack helmets in a carton on their own, with padding, and mark it. A helmet that has been dropped or crushed may no longer protect properly, so it should not be thrown in loose with shoes and bags.

Our crews lift and guide two wheelers into the vehicle by hand for a household load, with enough people to do it safely. Tell us the weight class at survey, a heavy cruiser needs more hands than a scooter.

Yes. Bicycles are lighter and easier, and usually travel on the same vehicle without much planning. Turn the handlebar sideways and remove anything that sticks out.

The bike travels inside a covered vehicle, so rain on the road is not a problem. Loading in rain needs a little more care on wet tyres and wet ramps, and the crew will take it slower.

Yes, as a separate job priced from Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 for a local move depending on distance and the bike.

If someone rides it, it usually leaves last and arrives first, which is handy for errands at the new house. If it travels on the vehicle, it arrives with everything else and is unloaded with the heavy items.

Yes, if the vehicle can reach close enough. Tell us about basement ramps and height limits at the destination, because some buildings do not allow a moving vehicle down the ramp at all.

A week to ten days is usually enough for a local move. Month end is busier, and booking early gives more room to plan how the bike and the household travel.

We work the western side of Bangalore regularly, and crews plan travel time for Magadi Road into the start of the day. Our office is in Cheemasandra, with branches in Devanahalli, Hoodi and Bellandur.

Roughly Rs 15 to Rs 28 per kilometre depending on vehicle size and load, with the bike carrier quoted alongside. You get the figure in writing after a survey.

It can still travel, it just cannot be wheeled easily. Tell the supervisor at the start so enough people lift it rather than push it. Fixing it at a local puncture shop before the day is easier, if there is time.

Yes. Wider bikes with fairings need more padding on the plastic panels and more tie points, and the heaviest ones need extra hands to lift. Mention the model at survey so the right crew size is planned.

Call +91 90908 28210 and mention every vehicle in the house, even the one nobody rides. A surveyor visits, and you get a written quote with a GST invoice at the end.