Moving Guides
From quotation, packing and storage to moving in, organise each step into six main categories. Browse as needed, or search articles and FAQs.
Set out the timetable, relocation arrangements and office preparation in advance for each step.
From confirming the handover date and sorting the list to checking items on the day, each step is arranged by time; even with a shorter preparation period, it can still be handled in sequence.
Read moreFrom the coordinator and seat numbers to equipment handover, break office relocation into checkable tasks to avoid staff, data and items going missing separately.
Read moreBefore requesting a quotation, organise the items, address, moving route and any extra services to reduce repeated information updates, and to make it easier to compare the scope of different quotations.
Read moreOrganise items by room and understand how to sort, protect and pack them.
Room-by-room packing should start with less-used items, with heavy items boxed separately and fragile items protected individually, then use the room name and box number to arrange delivery in the new home.
Read moreBoxes should be allocated according to the weight and shape of the items, not simply by size. Split heavy items into separate boxes, fill gaps securely, and record the contents and destination with the box number.
Read moreFragile items should be secured one by one; for electrical appliances, first confirm power disconnection, drainage and the original manufacturer's transport requirements. Standard packing cannot replace professional disassembly and reconnection.
Read moreFrom linking old and new homes, to preparing for storage and arranging return delivery, the full process is organised here.
For moving storage, arrange the item list, packing, delivery to storage, storage period and return delivery to the new home together; first confirm how items will be moved in and out of storage, and the quotation scope.
Read moreIf the dates for the old and new homes do not match, first arrange where people will stay and where essential items will be placed, then plan the three stages of moving out, temporary storage and redelivery.
Read moreBefore storage, furniture must be cleaned and fully dried, then protected according to the material and structure; box numbers, accessory bags and photo lists must match the same item.
Read moreMoving preparation for Tong Lau, Village House, lifts, parking and podiums.
For Tong Lau removals, we first check the actual staircase route, corners and item size before confirming dismantling, parking and charges; it cannot be judged by floor level alone.
Read moreFor Village House moves, please confirm the route into the village, where vehicles can reach, and the final stretch to the door, then assess this together with the internal stairs, rooftop and outdoor items.
Read moreA lift does not mean no stairs are needed throughout. Check section by section from the vehicle drop-off point to the unit door, and record restrictions for both addresses.
Read morePlease provide the piano, safe and large furniture details, access route and handover points.
For piano moving, please provide the piano model, dimensions and both routes first, then confirm the protection and work process; the moving arrangement does not include tuning or other specialist work.
Read moreBefore moving a safe, check the weight, size, fixing method and full route. Do not estimate the weight by appearance alone, and do not test the floor loading or moving method yourself.
Read moreFor large furniture, first check the item structure and the full route before deciding whether it needs to be dismantled; fitting through the door does not mean it can turn the corner or be safely reassembled.
Read moreFrom the first night, gradually organise the new home and daily necessities.
After moving, there is no need to rush to open all the boxes that night. Keep sleeping, bathing, medication and contact items within reach, and let daily life get back to basic normal first.
Read moreCompletion of the move is not just about whether the large items have arrived. Check each item by box number, item and dismantled parts so that handover and follow-up are clearly recorded.
Read moreFirst arrange the furniture and access routes, then unpack room by room; separate items for use, for sorting and empty packaging, so the new home does not immediately become another pile of boxes.
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