Moving Soon?…OMG…Choosing the right removalist could be like buying a lottery ticket and then hoping you picked a winner…

What do i even look for when choosing a removalist, is it price? service? experience? furniture care? Insured?..now which one am i prepared to sacrifice?
What happens if i find someone really cheap, but the service is shit and they damage my furniture, will i be happy with that?…MMmmmmmm yeah rite.

What if i find someone who is ridiculously overpriced and then they send me out 2 boys with 6 months experience and no clue on how to move furniture? but they have a written guarantee of care which isnt worth the paper its written on! will i be happy with that?…MMmmmmmm yeah rite…
The truth is the removals industry has no real industry standard that is clearly monitored by anyone formerly, which is great for back yard cowboys and even the ripp off removalist who over charge, have no value for money and only think of profits before people…

Well Today is your lucky day…

If You have just read this article it means that you could be moving soon and you have just discovered the BEST VALUE, BEST SERVICE, Professional Removailst Company with which you can call us, book in your time and day and go to bed tonight knowing that all your lifes possesions, sentimental items, furniture you keep with you in your home and in storage are in the best of hands when you move with us…Congratulations and have the best sleep ever…HAPPY MOVING From On The Move Removals 1300 66 84 36

Written Guarantee;terms n conditions
We Break it, We fix it“ Guarantee Only items prepared with recommended preventative wrapping materials by a OnTheMove Removals removalist or authorised representative (hence referred to as “OnTheMove”) are covered by a “We Break it, We Fix it” Guarantee. Any items found to be damaged during the course of the move must be identified and disclosed to the removalists before completion of job. Items must then immediately be removed from the premises by OnTheMove for repair. Guarantee will be Null and Void if items are not disclosed prior to sign-off, are not wrapped as recommended, or have not been proven in working order prior to relocation. Acceptance, individually by item, of recommended preventative wrapping will be identified by a label marked GUARANTEED. Items not carrying this identification cannot be included in this guarantee.Optional Full Breakage and handling insurance is a separate policy taken out by you, directly with an independent insurance broker. This insurance will cover your goods at a value determined between you and the broker and is kept from us at arm’s length. (We advise all goods should have Breakage and Handling Insurance prior to relocation). Please visit www.associatedmarine.com.au or telephone Brisbane: (07) 3368 9555 for more details”Exclusions to “We Break it, We fix it” Guarantee: Delay, Inherent Vice, deterioration and nature of the subject matter. Trade loss, loss of market and the like. the damaged item was made from chipboard or quick release screws; and or not including staples. Dismantling, assembly, testing or fabrication of plant or machinery. Paintings, artwork, sculptures, glassware and the like. Livestock, animals and/or foodstuffs of any kind. Jewellery, gold and silver articles, precious stones. Bullion, cash, banknotes. Deeds, bonds, securities and other negotiable items. Electrical faults or instances of any malfunction that is not the result of a recorded major collision including Internal electrical faults where there is no evidence of physical damage caused by us to electrical goods.
No Damage Guarantee Conditions

1. You must have someone over the age of 18 on site at all times.
2. Any damage must be documented before our men leave the job.
3. If you require our men to perform difficult or risky work, you will need to self insure.
4. Our insurance & No damage guarantee does not cover anything deemed risky.
   Risky work may involve handling furniture over balconies, craning furniture into difficult apartments, stairways of any kind- internal, external and including fire escape stairs, lifts of any nature where it is obvious the items will not fit, manoeuvring heavy items like piano’s,wardrobes, lounge suites, dining tables etc, up & down stairs, steep or dangerous driveways, or hazardous construction sites. Items that need to go up and down lifts will be solely at the customers Responsibility and Liability, with all care taken by us, however OnTheMove is not liable for any incident occuring that may involve apartment/highrise lifts and remains the full Responsibilty of you the customer.
5. Glass, Mirrors or items that are brittle, porous by nature are not covered Terracotta pots, ceramics, fish tanks, leadlight etc. These items must be bubble wrapped or packed.
6. Electrical goods, washing machines, fridges, PC’s etc are only covered if there is actual physical damage to the outer casing.
7. Items in pairs or sets are only covered to the value of the one item that is damaged.
8. All furniture and effects must be properly ‘prepared’ for transport. Paintings, Prints & Mirrors must be bubble wrapped.
9. Small breakable items must be packed into proper removal boxes. Rule of thumb – Anything that fits in a box should be in a box.
10. Boxes packed by owner are not covered for damage unless there is actual physical damage to the carton.
11. This Guarantee shall not apply where any or all of the payment due to us from you is withheld or not paid in clear funds in full. Any repairs carried out by us shall only commence once full payment has been recieved.
12. All payment is due on the day of the job, no exceptions.
13. We reserve the right to sieze, hold and where payment is not forthcoming, dipose of goods in lieu of payment WITHIN 7 DAYS from moving day.
14. The guarantee to repair provided by OnTheMove Removals is in addition to rights that you may also have arising from the Trade Practices Act or similar legislation. Those additional rights remain to the extent that they cannot be excluded. To the extent that they can be excluded they are. Where they cannot be excluded then such rights and any remedies arising therefrom are modified to the extent permitted by law.

A property might appear to have the perfect layout in terms of its bathrooms, bedrooms and living spaces at first glance. But is it the right layout for you and your family?
“It’s often hard for buyers and renters to visualise how a layout will work for them,”. “But it’s important to do so, because changing the layout can be very costly.”
Design flaws to watch out for include having a toilet or bathroom located off the main living space. It’s more discrete to distance toilets away from living spaces via a hallway or room.
Houses that are poorly ventilated in summer yet damp in winter are not ideal; nor are bedrooms that are fully exposed to the eyes of prying neighbours.
“It’s far better to have three good-sized bedrooms than four small ones. Similarly, an open plan living and dining room often has more appeal than a small lounge with a separate dining room.”
Luke Whittington, owner of Living Space Constructions, says the layouts of many houses and apartments have fallen out of fashion.
“It’s outdated to have a hallway with lots of doors leading off it into small enclaves. It’s better to have kitchens that face out onto open-plan lounge and living areas, or knock out the doors between a kitchen and laundry to maximise living spaces,” Whittington says.
Bedrooms located on either side of a bathroom are ideal for midnight trips to the loo, whereas bathrooms distanced from bedrooms by steep flights of stairs are less convenient. Inside the bathroom, wall-hung vanities and toilets maximise visible floor space, which is preferable to having sinks, bathtubs and cisterns overcrowding the room.
At open inspections, many homebuyers get so carried away by a property’s location they overlook flaws in the layout. Unfortunately, when it comes to altering floor plans, what’s broken can’t always be fixed.
“Generally any wall can be removed at a cost, but renovations are often expensive and a hassle,” Whittington says.
So what should you look out for when weighing up a property’s layout?
“A north-facing house or garden is preferred for winter sun, although having adequate shade in summer should also be considered. Older-style houses were often designed to keep cool in summer before the introduction of air-conditioning, so they can be damp and cold,”.
Letting in more light or widening windows improves warmth and airflow, but modern layouts can also be problematic. “The danger is to design modern homes with too much glass, which allows too much heat into a home and requires a huge reliance on air-conditioning.”
Feng shui consultant Elizabeth Wiggens, founder of Feng Shui Living, says the key to choosing the right layout for your lifestyle is as simple as trusting your instincts.
“Check the location of power boards and electricity switches as some people don’t like sleeping close to power mains. Make note of the things you can’t change, like the vacant block next door to your apartment block, or the ugly building across the road,” Wiggens says.
“Generally speaking, you should trust your intuition. If the layout feels good, go with it. If it doesn’t, don’t try to justify it — you probably feel that way for a reason.”
Once you have found the perfect layout for your home and your happy with everything, you then need to find a removalist company that is experienced and offers value for money.
On The Move Removals will get the job done for you, stress free, great vlaue and you can just sit back and relax.