Serving Jayamahal, Bangalore

Packers and Movers in Jayamahal

Jayamahal's large older homes, beside the Palace grounds, often have a room that isn't a bedroom or a study. It's a studio, with canvases stacked against the wall, framed work, an easel or two and a table of paints. Moving it is different from moving anything else in the house.

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Professional Packers and Movers in Jayamahal, Bangalore

Packers and movers in Jayamahal work in one of the quieter, greener parts of central Bangalore. The area around Jayamahal Road, beside the Palace grounds and toward the Cantonment, has large older homes on wide plots, many of them owned by the same families for a long time, alongside newer apartments that replaced some of the old bungalows. Spacious houses attract people with space hungry interests, and one we come across here is the home studio, sometimes a whole room, sometimes a corner of a verandah with good light. Painters, printmakers, collectors who frame their own work, people who have turned a spare room into a place to make things. Artwork moves badly when it's packed like household goods, and most of the damage we hear about from other moves comes from exactly that. Canvases can't be stacked flat, because the weight of one on another dents the surface and marks the paint. They travel on their edges, face to face or back to back, with a sheet of glassine or clean paper between faces and corner protectors on each one, then wrapped in bubble wrap and packed in fitted cartons or a crate for anything large or valuable. Framed work with glass is packed with the glass taped in a grid of masking tape, so that if it breaks it stays in place rather than shredding the picture. Wet paintings are the real problem, and the one people underestimate. A canvas that's still tacky can't be wrapped at all, because anything touching the surface lifts the paint. It needs time to dry, or a travel frame that holds it without anything touching the face. The rest of the studio has its own rules, most of them simple. Easels come apart and are bundled, with every wing nut and bolt in a bag taped to the frame. Brushes, palettes and tools pack easily once they're clean and dry, bristles protected so they keep their shape. Paints in tubes are fine, capped tightly and packed upright in a small carton. Solvents are not. Turpentine, white spirit, some varnishes and fixatives are flammable, and they don't go on the vehicle with your furniture. Use them up, give them to another artist, or move a small amount yourself in a sealed container, upright, in a ventilated car. We'll pack everything else in the room, down to the jars of brushes and the stacks of paper. We'd much rather know about the studio at survey than find it behind a closed door on the day, because the material list for a studio is nothing like a bedroom's.

Moving Insights for Jayamahal

Stop painting on anything that has to move at least a week or two before the date, longer for oils. Acrylics dry fast, oils take far longer than most people expect, and thick impasto can stay soft inside for a long time. If a piece simply won't be dry in time, tell us, and we'll either build a frame so it can travel with nothing touching the surface or leave it to be moved later on its own. Make a list of the work, even a rough one with titles or descriptions and sizes, and photograph each piece before it's wrapped, front and back, including any signature or label. For a collection with any value, that list is what transit insurance will ask for, and it's much easier to make with the pieces on the wall than once they're boxed. Decide what goes into the new house first. Studios often end up stored for a while because the new home's rooms are smaller, and it helps to know which pieces you'll want to see first when the storage is emptied. Think about light and walls at the new place before the pieces arrive. A large canvas that hung in a high ceilinged Jayamahal room may not fit a modern flat's wall, and work that was out of direct sun in the old house may face a bright window in the new one. It's much easier to decide where each piece goes, or whether it goes into storage, while it's still wrapped, than to unwrap everything and lean it against the walls for a month while you work it out.

The Honest View

What Makes Moving in Jayamahal Easy, and What Does Not

Every area has its quirks. Knowing them before moving day is what keeps a quote fixed and a schedule realistic.

Works in Your Favour

  • Wide roads and large plots with space for the vehicle
  • Quiet, green streets make loading easier
  • Short moves to Benson Town, Cooke Town and Vasanth Nagar
  • Spacious older homes with generous doors

Plan Around These

  • Studios and art collections need much more packing time than rooms
  • Wet work may have to wait or travel separately
  • Flammable solvents can't go on the vehicle
  • Large older homes often have heavy furniture that needs a bigger crew
Cost Drivers

House Shifting Charges in Jayamahal

These start from our standard rates and sit at the end of each band that jobs here usually land on. The reason is beside each one.

  • Jayamahal home studio with canvases and easels

    ₹5,520 – ₹9,660

    Packing the studio takes as long as the rest of a small house.

  • Large older house with a studio and a library

    ₹8,280 – ₹14,720

    Heavy furniture and careful art packing together set the crew size.

  • A few framed paintings to a framer or a gallery

    ₹2,999 onwards

    Short run, careful packing. Taped glass and corner protectors.

  • Custom crates for large or valuable canvases

    After Survey

    Built to size once we've seen the work.

  • Studio moved on its own day before the house

    ₹3,220 – ₹5,980

    The crew's whole attention on the artwork, nothing else loaded.

  • Scooter shifted from a Jayamahal compound

    ₹2,300 – ₹5,060

    Loaded well away from the artwork.

Leaving Bangalore? Interstate is priced by distance

  • Up to 200 KM₹15 – ₹20 per KM
  • 200–500 KM₹18 – ₹24 per KM
  • 500+ KM₹20 – ₹28 per KM

The most requested periods of time to move are on weekends or at the end of the month. Booking early helps secure preferred moving slots and may also result in better pricing.

Every figure above is confirmed in writing after a survey. We would rather show you a slightly larger number at the start, with the reason attached, than a low estimate that grows on moving day.

Why Choose Us

Your Trusted Moving Partner in Jayamahal

Canvases packed on edge, face to face, with interleaving paper

Framed glass taped in a grid before it's wrapped

Travel frames for wet work that can't be touched

Honest advice on flammable solvents that can't travel

Crates for large or valuable pieces

Crews used to the large older homes around Jayamahal Road

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House Shifting and Moving Services in Jayamahal

Everything we handle in Jayamahal and the surrounding areas of Bangalore. Tap any service to see how it works, what is included and what it costs.

What we handle most in Jayamahal

Household shifting in JayamahalArtwork and studio packingFramed glass and canvas protectionCustom crates for valuable piecesTwo wheeler and car transportShort term storage in Bangalore
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Serving Jayamahal, Bangalore

Jayamahal Service Area

Globe Relocation provides premium packing and moving services directly to your doorstep in Jayamahal. Our crews work across Bangalore every week, so the survey, the quote and the crew that turns up are all ours.

Primary Contact: +91 90908 28210

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Our Crew at Work

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Household packing by our crew

Household packing by our crew

One of our trucks ready for loading

One of our trucks ready for loading

An office relocation by our team

An office relocation by our team

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A 2 BHK is usually Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500 and a large house Rs 9,000 to Rs 16,000. A home studio adds packing time and material, and crates for large or valuable work are priced after survey. The figure is written before you decide.

On their edges, never flat, face to face or back to back with glassine or clean paper between the faces. Each gets corner protectors and bubble wrap, then goes into a fitted carton or a crate. Nothing heavy ever goes against a canvas, not even a light carton of books.

Not wrapped. Anything touching a tacky surface lifts the paint. It needs to dry, or it travels in a frame that holds it by the edges with nothing touching the face. Tell us at survey if anything won't be dry, so the frame can be ready on the day rather than improvised.

A week or two for acrylics, longer for oils. Thick oil paint can stay soft inside for a long time. Plan the last pieces well before the date, or accept that they'll travel separately later.

The glass is taped in a grid pattern first, so if it breaks it stays in place rather than cutting into the picture. Then corner protectors, bubble wrap and a fitted carton, travelling on its edge and marked with which way is up.

Yes, for large or valuable pieces, a wooden crate built to size is the safest way to travel. It's priced after survey, because it depends on the size and number of pieces.

Paints in tubes, yes. Flammable solvents like turpentine and white spirit, and some varnishes and fixatives, don't go on the vehicle. Use them up, give them away, or carry a small sealed amount yourself.

Yes. Most easels come apart and are bundled with their fittings in a labelled bag. Large studio easels that don't dismantle are wrapped whole and loaded upright.

Small sculptures are wrapped in soft material and packed in fitted cartons with plenty of padding. Large or fragile sculptures are assessed at survey, and may need a crate or a custom base to travel.

Transit insurance is available on declared value. For art, you'll need a list of the pieces with values, and photographs help. Some very valuable pieces may need specialist fine art cover.

We can place them in the rooms you choose. Hanging on walls means drilling, and in a rented house that needs the owner's permission. Many people prefer to hang art themselves once the furniture is in.

Yes, every piece, front and back, before it's wrapped. It's useful for insurance, for checking condition on arrival, and for your own records if you've never done it.

Small tabletop presses, yes, carefully, as they're heavy for their size. Larger etching or letterpress presses are very heavy and may need specialist handling. Tell us the size at survey.

They're packed like framed work, on edge with corner protectors and wrap. Acrylic glazing scratches easily, so it gets a soft layer before the bubble wrap.

Most roads here are wide and take a medium vehicle easily. Large plots often have space inside the gate. We check at survey.

Yes, plenty. Big houses here often have heavy furniture, large dining sets and a lot of books alongside the studio. The crew size is set by all of it together.

Yes, short term storage in Bangalore is priced monthly on volume. Artwork goes in dry, wrapped and stored on edge. For very valuable collections, ask whether climate controlled fine art storage would be better.

Local moves are short, so humidity isn't a big risk. For longer moves or storage, artwork is wrapped to keep dust and moisture off, and never wrapped while damp.

Yes, both are short moves. The time goes on packing the studio and the house carefully, more than on the drive.

A kiln has to be disconnected by an electrician and allowed to cool completely. Small kilns can be moved carefully. Large kilns are very heavy and may need specialist help. Tell us at survey.

Yes. Unstretched canvases can be rolled paint side out around a wide tube, with interleaving paper, if the paint is fully dry and flexible. Thick or old paint can crack when rolled, so check with the artist first.

Yes, framed collections on walls are packed the same way. Paintings, prints and photographs are handled with the same care whether they were made in the house or bought.

It depends on the number and size of pieces. A small studio might take a few hours. A large collection with crating can take a day on its own. The survey tells us.

Drying racks are dismantled or wrapped whole. Flat file drawers are emptied or taped shut, and the cabinet is moved empty, because full flat files are extremely heavy and the drawers can slide open.

Upright pianos, yes, with a larger crew and a check of the stairs and doors. Mention it when you book, because it changes the crew and the vehicle plan.

Yes, and it's often a good idea. Moving the studio first or last, on its own, means the artwork gets the crew's full attention.

Yes. Bikes on a carrier are Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 and cars Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000, booked with the household.

Yes, small loads start at Rs 2,999. A few framed pieces going to a gallery, a framer or a relative's house is a common job.

Two weeks is comfortable for a house with a studio, because crates take time to build and wet work needs time to dry.

Call +91 90908 28210. Our main office is at Cheemasandra, and our crews work across Jayamahal, Benson Town and the Cantonment side.

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