Frequently Asked Removalist Questions in Narangba, Servicing North Brisbane, QLD
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is It Possible to Reschedule a Removal After It Had Been Booked?
We Have Very Expensive Furniture or Highly Polished Furniture. Will It Be Safe With Your Company?
I Have Had a Quote From Another Company That Is Cheaper, Why Do You Cost More or Can You Match It?
There is a famous saying: The Bitterness of poor service lingers long after the sweet taste of a cheap price!
We have low overheads, and we know you can’t charge much less than what we do, and we still provide the service and experience you should get. Many removal companies are out there that use cheap, inexperienced labour and are getting paid cash under the table. These men enter your home, deal with your family, and handle all your most treasured possessions. They have very little or no handling experience and, for that matter, don’t care about the business they work for or the clients they move. This is not a scare tactic but simply the truth.
On the other hand, we are wholly and solely client-orientated, and our goal is a referral, referral, referral. The best way to do that is to do whatever the client needs to be happy with their move and not charge the earth for it.
Do You Have Storage Facilities?
How Long Can I Store My Goods For?
How Are They Stored?
What Do I Need to Do to Prepare Appliances and Machinery for Removal?
When disconnecting appliances and machinery, you should refer to the manufacturer’s instructions, particularly regarding washing machines, dryers, computers, fridges, and television sets. If you have the original packaging, then it is advisable to pack these items back into their original boxes.
Lawnmowers and any other gardening equipment should always have the petrol drained from their tanks.
A removalist cannot transport BBQ gas cylinders unless a certificate has been obtained from a certified gas cylinder test station stating the cylinder has been purged. Please never burn off or release the gas. BBQs should also be thoroughly cleaned prior to moving.