Furniture is the classic in-between job: too big for a parcel service, too small for a removal firm. A single wardrobe, a marketplace sofa or a restored dining table fits perfectly into space a carrier already has on a trip.
Most furniture jobs start with an online purchase from a seller a few hundred kilometres away. The carrier collects from the seller's address and delivers to yours; agree beforehand who is present at each end and who helps carry.
Kerbside delivery is cheapest. Carrying into the house, up stairs or into an apartment without a lift takes time and a second person, so mention floors, lift availability and door widths in the description.
Wrap glass, mirrors and polished surfaces, and dismantle what comes apart easily. A dismantled wardrobe takes a fraction of the space and is much less likely to be damaged in transit.
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Many do, but it is not automatic. Ask for it in the description so it is included in the quoted price.
Yes. A single item that fits a trip the carrier already makes is often much cheaper than a dedicated delivery service.
Say so explicitly and add photos. Carriers who handle antiques bring blankets and straps and will price the extra care into the quote.
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