This service is for people who need furniture moved inside the same apartment or house in Paris. You do not need to be moving home, and no vehicle is required when the furniture stays at the same address.
Moving furniture inside a Paris apartment
You may want to rearrange a living room, move a bed to another room, reposition a sofa or relocate a wardrobe. Large or heavy furniture can be difficult to handle safely even when it only needs to move a short distance.
Rearranging furniture inside a house
In a house, furniture may need to be moved from one room to another or between floors. Stairs, doors, corridors, landings and tight turns can affect whether a piece can be moved safely.
Sofas, beds, wardrobes, tables and other furniture
A request can involve one item or several pieces, including a sofa, armchair, bed, mattress, dresser, table, desk, bookcase or wardrobe. Feasibility depends on the furniture, its weight and the available access.
- which pieces of furniture need moving;
- where each item is now and where it needs to go;
- the floor and whether there is a lift;
- stairs, narrow doors or corridors;
- whether any furniture can be dismantled;
- your preferred date.
Moving furniture within the same room
The job can simply involve rearranging a room: moving a sofa to another wall, changing the position of a dining table, moving a bed or reorganising several pieces of furniture.
Moving furniture to another room or floor
Furniture can also need to be moved from a bedroom to a living room, between rooms or between floors. When stairs are involved, their width, landings and turns may determine whether the move is possible.
In-home handling without a removal van
The main service here is furniture handling inside your home. A vehicle is not necessary when everything remains at the same address. If an item also needs to be transported to another address, mention this in your request.
How to prepare your request
1. Furniture
List the items you would like moved.
2. New position
Explain where each item is now and where it should go.
3. Access
Mention stairs, lifts, doors and narrow passages.
4. Date
Provide your preferred date or period.
