Yes. Once your booking is confirmed and a deposit is paid, most moving companies will deliver carton boxes, tape, and wrapping materials to your home before moving day.

No. Disposal is a separate add-on service. If you have unwanted items like old cabinets, racks, or plants, movers can help dispose of them at licensed sites, but additional charges will apply.

Yes. Most movers provide dismantling and reassembly of large furniture such as wardrobes, beds, and dining tables. Always confirm whether this is included in your package or charged separately.

Movers usually offer short-term and long-term storage solutions. These are billed separately from the moving cost and priced based on unit size and duration.

Yes, but they’re optional add-ons. Full-service packing and unpacking save you time, especially if you have fragile or bulky items, but will increase your total cost.

Professional movers will wrap fragile items like glass, mirrors, and electronics with protective materials. However, if you have high-value items, consider asking about insurance coverage.

Clarify with your mover what’s included in the base moving fee and what counts as an add-on (e.g., disposal, storage, packing). This way, you won’t be surprised by last-minute charges.