
Surveys booked from your page, move quotes signed on a phone, and a settlement date that can slide a week without taking the crew with it.
Online booking
Set-price runs sit on your page and take a real gap. A full house move comes through as a survey request, because that one gets walked first.
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A move takes the whole crew for the day. See who is already committed before you promise a Friday to a settlement nobody has confirmed.
Learn moreA date the lawyers and the bank agree between them slips a week. Drag the job across and the truck, the crew and the customer follow.
The move lands on its new day with the truck and the crew still attached, and the customer is told without a call from the yard.
The day-before email reads whatever the booking says today, not the date you wrote on the survey sheet six weeks back.
Shifting your own dates costs nothing, which is the point in a trade where settlement moves more often than it holds.
Nobody prices a three-bedroom move down the phone. Walk it, count it, then send move-only, pack-and-move and full pack as one quote.
Rooms and hours set the number, so the quote comes off the shed you actually opened rather than a figure given over the phone.
Move-only, pack-and-move and full pack arrive together, so the customer picks the middle one without you having to sell it.
The signature books the move, with both addresses, the crew size and the truck already sitting on the job.
The piano lift, the sleepout pack-down, a week in storage between settlement dates: each one ticks on and moves the total, so a change of mind on the walk-through does not mean re-typing the quote.
Two on a survey and one on a single-item run is a normal morning. A house move is everybody, all day, until it is done, so see who is already committed before you promise anyone a Friday.
A single item across town is the same job every time, so it takes a real gap on your board at your price without a phone call in between.
Nobody books the first mover they ring. See which quote was opened, which went quiet, and which one is worth a call before the date is gone.
Agents and property managers come back every month with somebody else. One card holds every move they have booked and whatever is still outstanding on it.
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Surveyed first, then quoted on the rooms you counted: one truck, three movers and a start time the settlement can actually live with.
The date slides a week and the booking slides with it, truck and crew included, without anyone re-typing two addresses at nine at night.
The ferry crossing and the overnight get their own lines and their own hours, so the price reads as a two-day job because it is one.
The marketplace fridge and the single-item dash sit on your page as set-price services, bookable in a real gap without a survey at all.
The keys go back the same day the exit clean happens, so the move gets a start time early enough for the cleaners to follow you out.
The body corporate want the lift booked and the corridors padded. The building rules sit on the job, so the crew reads them first.
A shed, a workshop and a house is three loads, not one. Quote the outbuildings as their own lines instead of hiding them in labour.
Specialty lifts get their own line and their own hours on the quote, so the price does not disappear inside a labour figure.
Weekend moves quoted and signed by whoever holds the budget, with the dates held months ahead of the fit-out finishing.
Tenancies end together and settlements bunch. With nothing left on the board, the enquiry lands as a message rather than a missed call.
A thread holding the pickup, the drop and the date they are locked into, instead of a voicemail replayed at the yard at six.
Reply from the phone between drops, and the whole thread stays on the job rather than split across messages and email.
When something frees up midweek, the thread becomes a survey visit with both addresses already attached.
Three bedrooms, Grey Lynn to Takapuna, and we are tied to the last Friday of the month. Can you still take it, and can you pack the kitchen?
Most of a move is billed on the day. Record cash and bank transfer by hand for nothing, or send a card link from the driveway on Pro.
Marking a transfer off by hand costs nothing on any plan, and that is not an introductory rate that quietly ends.
Send the link before you shut the doors, while the customer is still standing in an empty hallway with their phone out.
It goes the moment the move is marked paid, so nobody rings in April wanting one for the end-of-year accounts.
Local moves pay and a full day on the road for a two-hour job does not. Pick the areas you cover and the page turns down the rest.
Coverage follows the areas themselves, so the harbour or the ranges can be your edge instead of a circle drawn around the yard.
Both addresses are checked before a date is offered, so nobody waits until Thursday for an answer that was true on Monday.
Inside the patch the price is the price. Nothing is slipped on because the drop sits at the far end of it.
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Yes. The survey visit books like any other job, and the quote you send afterwards is built on the rooms you counted rather than what was said on the phone.
Drag the move to its new date on the board. The crew and the truck go with it, the customer is told, and the day-before reminder fires against the date that is now true.
Yes. Send move-only, pack-and-move and full pack on the one quote. They pick from the couch, sign it, and the acceptance turns into a booked move with the tier attached.
Yes. Put the ferry crossing and the overnight on their own lines with their own hours, so the customer sees why a Wellington to Christchurch move is not priced like a cross-town one.
Mark the job paid when the transfer lands, which costs nothing on any plan, or send a card link from the driveway once the last box is inside. Cards come with Pro.
Running the diary, sending quotes and recording cash and bank transfer are free. Card payments and priced options come with Pro. The plan cards on this page carry the numbers.
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