Frequently Asked Questions

From organizing your project to practical steps, find here all the useful information to prepare your move with complete peace of mind.

And if you don’t find the answer to your question, our team is here to assist you. Contact us, we are ready to support you.

1. How do I request a free and obligation-free quote?

Simply call us at 022 732 64 40 or fill out the contact form.  An appointment will be scheduled for an onsite consultation. And you will receive a quote very quickly.

Several factors influence the price calculation, such as volume, distance, accessibility, packing and unpacking, as well as furniture disassembly and reassembly.

We have a network of agents worldwide. We offer sea, road, and air transport options.

To avoid any unpleasant surprises, we offer a “door-to-door” transportation insurance in partnership with La Bâloise Assurances.

Yes, we coordinate with one of our agents in your country of residence for the visit, packing, and transport to Switzerland. Our teams then receive and unpack your personal belongings at your new home.

We also coordinate moves that do not transit through Switzerland.                                  Example: from Australia to Finland.

As early as possible. Of course, we are flexible and will do our best to adapt to your availability.

In addition to the actual move, many administrative formalities must be handled promptly, such as :

Absolutely. We handle the disassembly and reassembly of any furniture.

We have extensive experience working with both large corporations and SMEs. We also regularly serve major banks in Geneva as well as throughout French-speaking Switzerland.

And since 2013, we have been a supplier for the State of Geneva for office handling and moves.

We can pack, transport, and unpack IT equipment with all the specific precautions this requires. However, we do not offer disconnection and reconnection services.

We can offer our services on Saturdays in accordance with labor law.
Sunday work requires authorization from the State.