Packers and Movers in Chikkabellandur

A PG move is priced after survey, because it depends on the number of beds, the kitchen, the common areas and whether residents' things are included. As a guide, household moves here run from Rs 3,500 for a 1 BHK to Rs 16,000 for a large home, and a PG is usually well beyond that. You get a written figure before booking.

A small PG, often yes, with a large crew and two vehicles. A larger one may need two days, with beds and the kitchen on the first and everything else on the second. The survey tells us which, and the plan is written into the quote. The deciding factor is usually the new building's lift, not the volume.

Beds, mattresses and the kitchen, so residents can sleep and eat at the new building on the first night. Common room furniture and extras can follow later the same day or the next. A PG where the beds are in place by evening is a PG whose residents stay calm.

We can, if they're packed and labelled with each resident's name and new room. Residents' things aren't the PG owner's, so the cleanest arrangement is for residents to pack their own. Anyone moving separately should do it on a different day.

Every cot, mattress and cupboard is labelled with its destination room before loading. With an inventory sheet, the crew unloads straight to the right rooms rather than stacking everything in the corridor. Numbered stickers that match the room numbers work better than descriptions.

Yes. Large stoves are moved once the gas is disconnected, cylinders go through your gas agency's transfer process, vessels are cleaned and dried, and fridges are defrosted the day before. The kitchen is set up first at the new building. The big vessels are the bulkiest part and travel nested, cleaned and dry.

Stoves, yes, once disconnected. Cylinders must be disconnected and handled through your gas agency. We don't carry connected cylinders, and filled commercial cylinders need the agency's arrangement. It's worth starting that paperwork a couple of weeks before the move.

They're disconnected, drained and moved upright. Most PG owners have the purifier company reinstall them at the new building, because residents need drinking water from the first evening. Book the technician for the evening of the move.

Often two, sometimes more. Beds, mattresses and cupboards take a lot of space. The survey decides the number, and it's in the written quote. Mattresses take more space than people expect, even though they're light.

Night moves are rarely practical, because buildings, neighbours and lifts all make them harder. An early morning start with the beds moved first is usually the better plan. Residents usually prefer to be out at work while the heavy loading happens anyway.

Plan the handover date with a day's margin after the move. The old building should be empty and swept before the owner inspects it. Cleaning is a separate job, best booked for the day after we leave. Photograph each room once it's empty for the deposit conversation.

Main roads, yes. Some village lanes are narrow and some newer layouts still have rough internal roads. With two vehicles, we plan where each stands at survey.

At peak hours, very much so. Early starts and a drive timed outside the rush make a large move far more manageable.

Yes, both are short moves. With a PG, the time goes on the volume and the room by room placement, not the drive.

Yes, with the date, what the PG will move and what they need to move themselves. It prevents most of the arguments on the day. A notice on the common room wall and a message on the residents' group together reach everyone.

Settle their deposits and belongings before the move. A resident leaving on the same day adds a separate small move to an already busy day, and it's better done a day or two earlier. It also keeps their things out of the PG's inventory.

Yes, short term storage in Bangalore is priced monthly on volume. It's common when an owner is between buildings or consolidating two PGs.

Yes, emptied first and carried upright. Steel cupboards are heavy for their size, and a PG has many of them, which is one reason the crew is large. Empty cupboards still need their doors taped so they don't swing.

It's disconnected, drained and moved with transit bolts if available. Plan for a plumber to connect it at the new building.

Yes. The TV travels in a padded carton, upright, and common room furniture is wrapped and loaded like any other. The TV's wall bracket needs unscrewing first.

Yes, on declared value. For a PG, the kitchen appliances and TV are usually the items worth covering. Keep appliance invoices together in one folder.

Our invoices carry our GSTIN. If the PG is a registered business, tell us at booking what details you need on the invoice.

A small PG, a long day. A larger one, often two days. The inventory and the labelling are what decide how quickly it goes.

Yes, on carriers for Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 each, if residents book them. Most residents ride their own bikes to the new building.

Get it installed before the move. For a PG, working wifi on the first evening matters almost as much as a working kitchen.

Of course, most of our work here is regular flat and house moves. PG moves are less frequent, but they need their own planning, which is why they're explained here.

Yes, small loads start at Rs 2,999. A resident moving out to another area is a simple, short job.

Yes, intercity moves are priced per kilometre on our standard rates. It's rare for a PG, but it happens when an owner relocates the business.

Our Bellandur branch is on this side of the city, which makes surveys and large moves here easier to arrange. Call +91 90908 28210.

Two to three weeks, so you can build the inventory, tell residents and line up the gas and purifier technicians. Large moves need more notice than household ones.