Packers and Movers in Mahalakshmipuram

A 2 BHK is usually Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500 and a larger family house Rs 9,000 to Rs 16,000. A house splitting into two addresses costs more than a single move of the same size, because of the second vehicle or the second drop. The survey gives you the figure in writing.

Yes. Either two vehicles, one for each address, or one vehicle that drops one household and then the other. Which is better depends on the volume and the distance between the two new homes, and it's settled at survey.

Every carton and piece gets a destination label, usually a colour and a name. The inventory is split in two, and each new home gets its own signed list. The crew loads by label rather than by room, so a carton from the parents' bedroom that belongs to the son's flat still ends up in the right place.

Your family, before the day. We can't decide who gets the dining table, and we shouldn't try. Once it's decided and labelled, our job is to make sure nothing reaches the wrong address.

Label them 'undecided' and we'll put them into short term storage in Bangalore, priced monthly on volume. It's far better than a family argument in the middle of a loading. The pieces can go to the right home later.

Usually, if the load isn't too large and the two addresses aren't far apart. The second household is loaded first so it comes off last, which means a careful loading order. For big loads, two vehicles are quicker.

On a single vehicle, the one that's unloaded last goes on first. On two vehicles, both are loaded in parallel. We plan the order at survey based on which address is nearer and which building has the tighter lift slot.

Yes, and it's often the kind thing to do. Elderly parents moving into a smaller flat should have their bed, their kitchen basics and their pooja items in place first. The younger household can usually manage an evening among cartons, and most are glad to, once they've seen their parents settled.

Decide before the day whether they're being sold, given away or scrapped. A local dealer can collect old furniture. Leaving it in the house is fine if the buyer or owner has agreed.

Yes, if you mark which vessels go where. Kitchen items get mixed very easily, so a quick sort into two groups before packing saves a lot of hunting later. We pack each group into separately labelled cartons.

Yes, in small cartons so each one can be lifted. Older family kitchens often have a lot of them. We count them at survey rather than guess, and split them into two groups before packing if they're going to two kitchens.

Idols, lamps and pictures are wrapped individually and packed in their own cartons, labelled for their destination. Many families prefer to carry the most important items themselves, which we always recommend.

Yes. Upper floors added later often have their own staircase, sometimes an external one, and we check both at survey. It can change the crew size and the time needed.

Most roads here take a medium vehicle. Some are narrow and lined with parked cars. We check at survey, and for two vehicles we plan where each one stands so they don't block each other or the neighbours.

Usually, yes. Both are close to Mahalakshmipuram. The day is long because there are two sets of lifts, parking and unloading to handle, but the distances are short.

Then that household's things go into storage for a few days and are delivered when it's ready. It happens more often than people expect with two addresses. Plan for it and it isn't a problem. Leave it unplanned, and a vehicle full of one household's things ends up parked outside the other's building with nowhere to go.

Yes. Each new home gets its own list, signed on loading and checked on unloading. It makes it clear what went where, which matters a lot when two families are involved.

Yes, on declared value, and it can be arranged per household if that's simpler for the family. Keep the lists and values separate as well.

The written quote can show each address's portion separately if that helps the family split the cost. Tell us at survey so it's prepared that way.

Framed photographs are wrapped individually and packed on their edges in small cartons. Loose albums travel flat. For the ones that really matter, carrying them yourself is the safest option.

Yes, emptied first, carried upright by four people. They're often the heaviest single piece in the house. Measure the new flats' doors and lifts before deciding who takes one.

Check the handover date and what the builder expects to be left. Fixtures and fittings are usually part of the sale. Anything you want to keep, doors, grilles, light fittings, must be agreed in writing first.

A large house into two homes is usually a full day, sometimes two if the volume is big. Packing the day before makes the moving day much smoother.

Yes, and some families prefer that, so the parents' flat is fully set up before the rest of the house is packed. It costs a little more than doing it all in one day, but it's calmer.

Where they come apart, yes. Some old pieces have joints that are better left alone, and they move whole. We check before touching anything.

Yes. Bikes on a carrier are Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 and cars Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000, each delivered to its owner's address. Label them like everything else.

Two weeks is comfortable, because both new homes need their own lift slots and access confirmed. A week is possible if the addresses are simple.

Yes. The local part is priced on the load, and the intercity part per kilometre on our standard rates. They're planned as two jobs on the same day or on consecutive days.

Only in the planning. The packing and carrying are the same. The difference is two addresses, two inventories and a family that has decided in advance where everything goes.

Call +91 90908 28210. Our main office is at Cheemasandra, and our crews work across Mahalakshmipuram, Rajajinagar and the West of Chord Road side.