Home moving and furniture removals in Johannesburg
Moving house or flat in Johannesburg? Choose a bakkie or a bakkie with trailer, add a crew if you want one and see your estimate before you send your request.
A 1.3 ton dropside bakkie for a few items or a student room. Or the same bakkie with an open trailer for a small one-bedroom home. Bigger loads can be split over several trips.
Crew when you need it
Choose transport only, a loading crew, or full service with packing. Add extra helpers if you have heavy items or many floors.
Stairs and access in your estimate
Tell us how many floors the crew must carry up, and about any estate or complex rules. Stairs affect crew time, so they show as a line in your estimate.
Your belongings
We handle your things with care. We do not currently offer goods-in-transit insurance, so please check that your own contents insurance covers a move.
What your estimate includes
A vehicle and driver for your route
Distance-based pricing, with any tolls you enter shown separately
A crew and extra helpers, if you choose them
What is not included
Packing, wrapping and dismantling, unless you choose Full service
Storage
Permits or building deposits that your complex asks for
Tips for a smoother move in Johannesburg
Measure doorways, stairwells and lifts before moving sofas, wardrobes and other large items.
In a sectional-title complex, book the lift and any move-in slot with the body corporate or managing agent a few days ahead. Some also ask for a refundable deposit.
Ask your building or estate about access cards, gate passes and vehicle size or time limits.
Load-shedding can stop lifts and gate motors. Check the schedule for your move day and ask whether the lift has backup power.
Defrost and drain fridges and freezers the day before, and take beds and wardrobes apart ahead of time if you are loading yourself.
Keep your documents, medication and valuables with you rather than on the vehicle.
These are general tips. They are not part of your quote.