There’s a moment during almost every house move when a box of family photos ends up wedged under a wardrobe, and nobody quite remembers how it got there. It’s a small thing, but it captures a bigger truth about relocating: the order in which items go onto a truck matters
Every year, thousands of households pack up their lives and send them across state lines, and the difference between arriving intact and arriving in pieces often comes down to decisions made weeks before the truck ever leaves the driveway. Fragile glassware, family heirlooms, electronics and furniture all face a different
Relocating a business is complicated enough when it is just desks and chairs. Add servers, switches, firewalls, UPS units and a rack full of cabling to the equation and the stakes rise considerably. Downtime during an IT relocation is not just an inconvenience — for many organisations it translates directly
Relocating an entire household in a single day sounds efficient in theory, but for most people it creates more pressure than it relieves. When furniture is valuable, fragile or simply too important to risk in a rushed move, a staged approach makes considerably more sense. Planning the move in phases
Most household moves involve a few nerve-wracking moments — but when the items being transported include original artwork, antique furniture, inherited china or high-end electronics, the stakes feel considerably higher. These aren’t things that can be replaced with a trip to a furniture store, and the difference between a move
Following the recent lockdown for South East Queensland, we can advise we are operating as normal as our industry is deemed an essential service. Our crews have all the required PPE and many are being regularly tested.
Unfortunately our Sydney operation based in Ingleburn is restricted to receiving and dispatching freight from our warehouse only.
We are not servicing Victoria ourselves but are working closely with our agents of more than 20 years to ensure we service our customers moving to or from Victoria the best we can.
North Queensland is operating as per normal.
If there are any queries or concerns involving your removal, please feel free to call on 1300 723 783 or email: operations@caloundraremovals.com.au
CALOUNDRA REMOVALS & STORAGE is committed to ensuring the health and safety of workers and others affected by our work activities. We place the highest priority on making sure work activities are carried out safely and reasonable measures are taken to remove (or reduce if they can’t be eliminated) risks to the health and safety of workers and others. People are our most important asset and safety is everyone’s responsibility.
Exposure to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a potential hazard for workers and other people at workplaces. CALOUNDRA REMOVALS & STORAGE will apply the necessary measures in order to protect workers and all other persons from contracting COVID-19.
CALOUNDRA REMOVALS & STORAGE will to keep up to date with the latest COVID-19 information and advice to ensure that any action taken is measured and appropriate. This includes closely monitoring the Australian Government Department of Health and any advice from state or territory government agencies.
CALOUNDRA REMOVALS & STORAGE will initiate control measures that include but are not limited to the following:
Workers also have a duty to take reasonable care for their own health and safety and to not adversely affect the health and safety of others. Workers should be reminded to always practice good hygiene and other measures to protect themselves and other against infection. This includes:
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