Review the piece and route.
Share the item, dimensions, known weight, pickup permission and destination. Include collection windows, stairs, elevators, doorways and narrow turns.
Furniture delivery
A store pickup or individual furniture delivery, planned around the piece, collection arrangements and access at both locations.
What we help with
- Collect the agreed furniture, transport it and place it in the reviewed destination room.
- Review photos, dimensions, known weight and pickup permission before arranging collection.
- Discuss ordinary furniture disassembly or reassembly needs in advance, with work subject to feasibility.
How your move works
Protect before transport.
We use moving blankets, stretch film and tape for ordinary furniture. Removable cushions are prepared separately; glass, mirrors and delicate surfaces need suitable protection reviewed in advance.
Place it in the room.
Show the crew the agreed room and position. Ordinary furniture disassembly and reassembly can be part of paid working time where agreed and feasible.
Protection with a purpose.
Materials and handling should suit the item.
Review the surface and shape.
Photos help identify delicate finishes, glass and loose parts. Suitable protection depends on the piece, rather than one wrapping method for every item.
Pad, then secure the wrap.
Ordinary moving blankets provide the padded layer. Stretch film and tape hold the wrapping around the furniture; film alone is not padding.
Check access before collection.
Item dimensions, known weight and photos of narrow doors or turns help us review handling at both locations. Heavy or unusual pieces need confirmation before the visit.
Time, materials and billing.
For a direct furniture delivery with an AT Moving truck, the selected hourly rate applies to paid working time, including agreed packing, without a second packing labor charge. The selected crew includes the driver; ordinary moving blankets, stretch film and tape are included, and boxes are charged separately. One combined 60-minute minimum covers working time and applicable travel together. Travel is explained in your estimate; platform bookings and earlier agreements keep their own terms.
We review the item and the full access route before confirming the plan. A photo or a truck size alone does not establish that a heavy or oversized piece can be handled.
Explore the hourly cost calculatorBefore we arrive
- Share the item description, photos, dimensions and known weight.
- Confirm pickup permission, the collection contact and any required time window.
- Review access, stairs, elevators, parking and narrow turns at both locations.
- Identify the intended room and tell us about any assembly or disassembly needs before arranging delivery.
Confirm these separately
- Heavy pieces, valuable antiques and unusual equipment are subject to individual review; acceptance is not automatic.
- Built-in installation, utility connections and TV remounting are outside ordinary furniture delivery.
- Boxes are charged separately under the direct truck-move terms; assembly needs must be reviewed in advance.
A few useful answers
What do you need to review a pickup?
The item, photos, dimensions, known weight, pickup permission and access at both locations. Include collection windows and photos of narrow doors, stairs or turns.
Can you place the furniture in a room?
Yes, as part of the agreed delivery scope. Share the intended room, access and ordinary disassembly needs so we can review what is feasible before the visit.
Can you deliver a heavy or oversized piece?
It needs an individual review before we confirm. Share dimensions, known weight, photos and the access route at both locations; do not assume that every heavy piece or tight turn can be handled.
Is furniture delivery charged at a flat price?
Direct deliveries with an AT Moving truck use the selected hourly terms, with applicable travel explained in the estimate. Packing time is paid at the same rate; ordinary blankets, stretch film and tape are included, and boxes are separate. Any separately agreed booking keeps its own terms.