Movers and truck transport in Johannesburg

• Sectional-title complexes often need a move-in booking, a lift reservation or a refundable deposit paid to the body corporate or managing agent. Ask them a few days before your move.
• Estates and complexes with boom gates usually need access cards, a visitor list or a gate pass for the vehicle and crew. Some limit vehicle size or moving hours, so ask the security office or estate manager early. Mention the estate name and any size limit when you send your request.
• Load-shedding can stop lifts and gate motors. Check the schedule for your move day and ask whether the building's lift has backup power.
• Kerb space is limited in busy areas such as the CBD, Rosebank and Sandton. Ask the building where a vehicle may stop to load.
• The N1, M1 and other main routes are busiest on weekday mornings and late afternoons. An early start or a weekend slot usually makes for an easier day.
• We move with one 1.3 ton bakkie, on its own or with an open trailer. A bakkie is easier to get into tight complexes and narrow streets than a large truck. If you are worried about a low gate or a steep driveway, say so when you send your request.
• Without a lift, every floor the crew carries adds time. Enter the number of floors in the quote form and it shows as a line in your estimate.

Suburbs across the City of Johannesburg, including Sandton, Rosebank, Fourways, Randburg, Bryanston, Melville, Roodepoort, Midrand, Parktown, Soweto, Johannesburg CBD.