Safe and Heavy Item Moving
200 kilos of steel, from the fifth floor? This is the case where “two strong lads” are not enough.
Moving heavy, non-standard items takes the right equipment and a professional crew.
NextMove moves safes, gym equipment and other heavy items safely.
How does our service work?
#1 Assessment
From photos or a site visit, we work out the item’s dimensions and how awkward the stairwell is, and then give you a fixed price.
#2 Protecting the space
Before the item is moved at all, we cover the floor, the corners and the door frames with protective sheeting, to keep the building free of scratches.
#3 Safe transport
Using purpose-made platforms and straps, the crew gets the load out, secures it tightly in the truck, and places it at the new address.
Safes and industrial equipment
Office and bank-grade safes, and smaller industrial machinery. Our equipment is built for handling extremely heavy loads safely — which is often what an office relocation needs.
Gym equipment and appliances
Moving heavy gym equipment and household appliances. Where it is needed, we take complicated structures apart first, so that the apartment move finishes safely.
Fragile and non-standard surfaces
Large aquariums, marble, granite and other heavy but easily shattered stone surfaces, moved to a higher standard. Every piece is secured tightly in a branded truck.
Financial responsibility
Both the item being moved and the building’s own interior are fully insured.
Frequently asked questions
The final price comes from the item’s exact weight and dimensions and, above all, from the number of floors and what the stairwell is like.
You do not need to know the kilos. In most cases a photo and the model are enough for our manager to judge the weight and pick the right crew.
If the item’s dimensions make it impossible to get it through the door or the stairwell, we bring in lifting equipment and special platforms.
Yes. If along with the transport you need somewhere to put a heavy machine for a while, you can use our storage service.
No. That factor is priced in up front, and nothing changes on the day.
