Moving in Amstelveen. With the full route planned.

From an apartment to a family home

If you are leaving an upper-floor Amsterdam home for a house in Amstelveen, describe each end separately. Stairs at collection still affect the job even if delivery is easier. Include garden paths, storage and furniture going upstairs at the new home.

An apartment in Amstelveen

For an apartment, ask about lift dimensions and shared access. Show where the truck can stop relative to the entrance. Even a nearby car park can mean a long carrying route through the building.

Describe the complete route

If furniture also needs collecting from family or a shop, include every stop in one request. We operate from Amsterdam and do not have a separate Amstelveen branch.

Plan loading and access

Share the loading point and carrying distance. Reserving space, using a moving lift or placing other obstacles may require further arrangements or municipal procedures. Check the exact address and date; parking and permit costs are not part of the standard hourly rate.

Prepare with photos and an inventory

Photograph large furniture, boxes, entrances and stairs. Tell us what you will do yourself and what help you need. Storage rooms, extra collection addresses or assembly can change the work; include them in your request.

Check the local loading spot

Amstelveen mentions moving trucks on the carriageway or pavement in its parking exemption guidance. Discuss the space needed and check in advance whether your situation requires an application.

Current municipal guidance (Dutch) ↗

Rules and application times can change. Check the requirements for your address and date.

From the details to a clear agreement

Tell us what you will prepare yourself and what you need us to do. Photos of items, doors and awkward corners help us assess the work. We agree the team, route and tasks before you approve the quote.