Interstate Removals

One of the most critical decisions you'll make during the moving process is selecting a reputable and experienced interstate removals company. Research potential companies, read customer reviews, and inquire about how they intend to move your goods cross country.

Looking for a trustworthy AFRA accredited removalist will ensure your removalist has had the most up to date training and are able to provide you with insurance for that extra peace of mind.

Interstate removals can be quite costly and understanding these costs upfront can help you budget effectively. Break down expenses such as transportation, packing materials, storage, and any additional services you may require.

One great tip is to ensure that you have a fixed quote before booking your removalists to ensure there are no surprises waiting for you on the day.

There are many methods of sending your household items interstate, with some being more costly than others. The first question you should be asking your interstate removalist is if your goods will be going by road or rail?

Road is the traditional transportation method for interstate removals with services such as backloading/shared consignment and V.I.P./Individual consignment. Backloading is traditionally the cheapest road based service, however if you are relocating to a major city and have a lot of items, you should seriously consider sending your goods by rail.

Rail is not only more often than not faster than road services, but is also an extremely cost effective solution. It is worth noting that there will be some instances where rail won’t be a viable interstate removals option depending on location and amount of goods needing to be moved.

Ensuring you are packed and ready for your move is one of the best ways to keep your move as quick and stress free as possible.

A good removalist company will be able to offer you packing materials to organise your items as well as both pre-packing and unpacking services should you be short on time.