Packers and Movers in Vijayanagar

A 1 BHK is Rs 3,500 to Rs 6,500 and a 2 BHK Rs 6,000 to Rs 10,500. Removing tenant fittings adds a little time rather than changing the band, and it is quoted at survey.

Generally yes, if you bought and fitted them, and you should expect to make good the holes. Tell your landlord beforehand rather than leaving bare walls as a surprise.

It is yours in principle and it is the item landlords most often dispute, because it has become part of how the flat is let. Raise it in writing well before the handover.

Often the better outcome, particularly if the landlord will pay something for them. Removal leaves damage, takes time and rarely recovers much value for fittings that are years old.

Yes, every time. Brackets leave holes and sometimes take plaster with them. A small tub of filler and half an hour leaves the wall tidy, which is cheaper than a deduction.

We are movers rather than painters, so no. We will point out what needs filling, and it is a small job you or a handyman can do the same day.

A dated photograph from when you installed it, or the purchase bill. Years into a tenancy, memory alone settles nothing, and this is the most common end of tenancy disagreement there is.

Where it was yours and it can come out, yes, though a wardrobe built into an alcove rarely survives removal in a useful state. We will tell you honestly before starting.

We will not remove a disputed item. That protects you as much as us, because an argument settled after the fact usually goes against whoever has already left.

If it is yours, yes, and it needs disconnecting properly rather than pulling off the wall. Where it is plumbed in, a plumber is the right person rather than a moving crew.

Yes, with a technician to remove it, which is not moving work. Book that a few days before the move, since a removed unit needs somewhere safe to wait.

Take them if you like and put the originals back if you kept them, which is the arrangement landlords prefer. Leaving bare holders is what generates complaints.

If you bought it, yes. The wiring needs an electrician to disconnect safely, and the battery is heavy and must travel upright rather than being thrown in with furniture.

Frequently not. A rod, a mirror and a few shelves cost less to replace than the time and wall repair involved, and leaving them creates goodwill at exactly the moment you want your deposit back.

A month before you leave, in writing. Raised early it is a conversation, raised on handover day it is a dispute with your furniture already on a vehicle.

Yes, and the fixings are bagged and taped to the unit. Whether it goes back up at the new place depends on the rules there, which is worth checking before you carry it across.

Ask what you are permitted to fit before you arrive with rods and brackets. Some owners allow it freely, some not at all, and knowing changes what is worth taking.

Yes, though for small items it is rarely worth a storage charge. A box at a relative's house is usually the sensible answer for a few fittings.

Bikes at Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,500 and cars at Rs 6,000 to Rs 12,000. Parking here is often on the street, so collection is arranged for a quieter hour of the day.

Removing something without telling the landlord. It is almost always a geyser, a chimney or a set of shelves, and it is discovered within an hour of handover.