A relocation company in Dubai that finishes the job

The price depends on the size of the home or office, how far apart the two addresses are, which floors you're on and whether there's lift access, and how much packing you want us to do. Send photos or a room list and we'll give you one fixed figure rather than an hourly rate that grows through the day.

Two to three days is comfortable for most moves. Same-day and next-day slots are often available, especially for smaller jobs, so it's worth asking even if you're moving tomorrow. Month-end and the last weekend of the month book up fastest.

Yes. The crew arrives with boxes, bubble wrap, tape, wrapping paper and furniture blankets. You don't need to buy anything before we get there. If you'd rather pack yourself, tell us and we'll drop materials off beforehand.

Prevention first: furniture is blanketed and wrapped before it leaves the room, corners and door frames are protected, and the load is strapped rather than stacked loose. Most damage in this industry happens during the carry, not the drive, which is why we spend time on wrapping that looks excessive.

If something does go wrong, tell the crew leader at the delivery address or message us the same day. You deal with us directly rather than a third party. The liability terms that apply to your specific job are set out on the quotation we send you, so read that before you confirm the booking and ask us anything that isn't clear.

Yes, that's part of a full move rather than an extra. Bed frames, wardrobes, dining tables, office desks and shelving come apart at the old place and go back together at the new one. Fittings are bagged and labelled so nothing goes missing in the truck.

Yes. Weekends are our busiest days and a lot of office moves happen on a Friday evening or Saturday so nobody loses a working day. Tell us the date you want and we'll confirm whether the slot is free.

Most towers in Dubai want a move-in or move-out permit from building management, usually with the mover's trade licence and insurance documents attached, and many only allow moves inside set hours. Tell us the building and we'll send you the paperwork you need to submit. Apply a few days early, because management often takes 24 to 48 hours to approve.

Yes. If your handover date and your move-in date don't line up, we collect everything, keep it stored and deliver it when your new place is ready. Tell us roughly how many rooms and for how long, and we'll price the collection, the storage and the delivery together.

Yes. A sofa, a fridge, a wardrobe or a marketplace purchase that needs two people and a truck is a normal job for us. It's priced as a single-item move rather than a full move, so it costs a fraction of one.

Yes, and to every other emirate as well — Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain included. Moves between emirates are quoted the same way as a move inside Dubai, with the distance built into the fixed price. Most are still finished in a single day, though an early start matters more than it does for a local move.

Morning starts are best because they leave the whole day for unpacking and reassembly, but we work to your building's permitted hours and your schedule. We agree the arrival window when you book and you get a call when the crew sets off.

Someone should be there at the start to walk the crew through the place and point out anything fragile or anything that isn't going, and again at the new address to say where things belong. Between those two points you don't need to stand over the job.