Clear the path before we start loading
The ABS 2021 Census recorded 80% of Bligh Park's occupied homes as separate houses. Another 19.8% were in the semi-detached, terrace or townhouse group. For a freestanding home, the useful detail is the path from the driveway to the door. For a home with shared access, tell us if other residents need to use that driveway while we load.
Send a photo from the street towards the entrance, plus one of any tight turn inside. A driveway that fits your car may be too narrow for the truck. If we have to park at the kerb, a clear path through the gate cuts down the carrying distance. Move your cars out of the loading path before the crew arrives.
We dismantle furniture when needed, then reassemble it at your new home. That work is included. Tell us which beds need dismantling and about any large cabinet that only went in before a renovation. Measuring the doorway and the furniture now is easier than discovering on moving morning that it cannot come out in one piece.
Have boxes closed and labelled with the room they belong in. Keep the hall clear rather than stacking everything by the front door. Our trucks carry blankets and trolleys for the furniture; a blocked entrance still slows every trip. At the new house, decide where the larger pieces belong before we unload them.