Packers and Movers in JP Nagar 1st Phase

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. The survey gives you the figure in writing.

Tighten every cap, seal it with tape or put cling film under it, and pack the bottles upright in a lined carton or plastic tub. Never pack them with towels or clothes, one leak spreads through a whole carton.

Strong cleaners should travel sealed, upright and completely separate from fabric, ideally in your own car. Many families simply buy fresh at the new house, which is often the easier and cheaper choice.

Take them out of the cabinet the night before and keep them in a bag that stays with the family, along with prescriptions. They should never be on the vehicle when somebody needs a dose.

In a cool bag or an insulated box with ice packs, travelling with you. They go into the new fridge before anything else. Tell us at survey if there is insulin or similar in the household.

Yes. Nearly finished bottles, expired products and old samples are not worth the packing material or the risk of leaks. A week of using things up makes packing day much easier.

Pack it in a small carton marked clearly, loaded last so it is unloaded first. On moving day it is useful at both houses, so some families keep it in the family bag instead.

Aerosols and perfumes are pressurised or flammable, so they should be packed upright, well padded and kept away from heat. Tell the crew which carton they are in, and keep the collection small.

Let them cool completely, wrap the cables loosely and pack them in a carton with padding. They are small appliances and travel like any other, just not with liquids.

Usually one small carton per bathroom after a proper clear out, plus a separate container for cleaning products. If it takes more, the clear out has not finished yet.

Last, because the family uses it until the final morning. Clear it out in the week before, so on packing day only the essentials are left and they fit in one carton.

A toothbrush and toothpaste for each person, soap, a towel each, toilet paper and any daily medicines. These go in the family bag in the morning, not into a carton.

Fittings you bought and installed can usually be removed if the landlord agrees, but they need a plumber and the walls may need making good. Our Vijayanagar page covers tenant installed fittings in detail.

Glass bottles of perfume or oil get wrapped individually and packed upright with padding between them. A broken glass bottle of oil is both a spill and a hazard for whoever opens the carton.

Expired medicines are best disposed of through a pharmacy that takes them back, where available, rather than the household bin. Ask your local chemist in JP Nagar what they accept.

Mark them with the room, the words liquids and upright, and an arrow showing which way is up. Mark the medicine carton separately and in large letters, so it is found first at the new house.

Keep all of them, and the prescriptions, in one bag that travels with the elder or with the person looking after them. Check that there is at least a week's supply before moving day.

Ideally, yes. Check the water, the geyser, the flush and the drain the day before. A family arriving tired at the end of a long day needs at least one working bathroom.

Yes, if packing is part of the job. It is still worth doing the clear out yourself beforehand, because only you know which half used bottle is worth keeping and which is not.

Pack razors, scissors and nail kits in a small box or pouch so nobody opening a carton gets cut. Mark the box, and keep your own razor in the family bag.

A week to ten days is usually enough for a local move, longer around month end. That also gives time to clear the bathroom properly.

Yes. Intercity moves are priced per kilometre, roughly Rs 15 to Rs 28 depending on vehicle size and load. On a long move, carry enough medicine to last until the vehicle arrives, which may be days.

Yes, transit insurance is available on the declared value of your goods. Ask for the details with your written quote.

Yes, we offer storage in Bangalore on a monthly basis, priced on volume. Liquids and medicines should not go into storage, so keep them with you.

If it is screwed to the wall and belongs to you, it can come down, but empty it first and tape the mirror door shut. Mirrored doors crack easily when the cabinet is carried flat, so it travels upright with padding on the glass.

Yes, and it is a good idea. Sort it at a table with the prescriptions in front of you, keep the daily ones aside for the family bag and pack the rest into one marked carton. Doing it calmly the night before avoids mistakes in the morning rush.

Treat them like any other liquid in glass, wrapped individually, sealed at the cap and packed upright with padding. Oils stain badly, so they never go near clothes, bedding or books.

Older bathrooms often have loft shelves above the door and small wall niches full of forgotten bottles and spare taps. Check every one before the crew arrives, because they are easy to miss when the room is being cleared in a hurry.

Call +91 90908 28210. A surveyor visits, sees the house and gives you a written quote. Our office is in Cheemasandra, with branches in Devanahalli, Hoodi and Bellandur.