Genoex Packers and Movers Hotgi NTPC Solapur
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Packers and movers in Hotgi NTPC, Solapur offer a range of services including household shifting, office relocation, car and bike transportation, packing and unpacking, loading and unloading, commercial shifting, storage and warehousing, and insurance for goods during transit.

Estimated local shifting charges in Solapur (which cover Hotgi NTPC) are typically:

1 BHK: ₹3,920–10,780

2 BHK: ₹6,370–15,680

3 BHK: ₹9,800–19,600

4/5 BHK: ₹11,760–24,500
Charges vary based on distance, volume, packaging materials, and additional services.

Key factors include:

Distance and route

Volume and type of goods

Quality/quantity of packing materials

Vehicle size/type

Extra services (like storage, assembly, insurance)

Company reputation and experience.

Most reputed packers and movers are verified, licensed, and have positive customer reviews. Always check company credentials, reviews, and ask for references before booking.

Yes, many companies provide transit insurance. Details, coverage terms, and the process should be confirmed before finalizing the booking.

Movers usually do not carry hazardous or flammable materials, perishables, cash, jewelry, and illegal items. Always verify exclusions with your provider.

It is advisable to book at least 7–10 days in advance, particularly during weekends or peak moving periods, for better rates and availability.

Most companies accept cash, UPI, online transfer, credit/debit cards, and sometimes cheques. Always obtain a valid invoice or receipt.

Many professional packers and movers now offer real-time consignment tracking or regular move updates. Confirm this feature before booking.

Opt for reputable, insured companies that use high-quality packing materials. Highlight fragile items for extra care and request additional insurance if required.

Moving Type 

(within 0-50KM)

1BHK-6000-10000

2 BHK-11000-14000

3BHK-14000-17000

Within 50-500KM

1 BHK-12000-16000

2 BHK-19000-22000

3 BHK-24000-29000

1. No Proper Registration

Genuine companies are registered with authorities:

India → GST number, PAN, company registration

Singapore → ACRA registration

Fake movers often provide fake or no registration documents.

2. Unrealistically Low Quotes

If a company offers much lower prices than the market rate, it’s often a bait-and-switch.

They may demand extra money later or vanish after collecting advance payment.

3. No Physical Office

Check for a real office or warehouse.

Fake movers often operate only via mobile phone or WhatsApp and refuse in-person visits.

4. Verbal Promises Only

Avoid companies that refuse to provide a written contract or quotation.

Legitimate movers give a written estimate with terms and conditions.

5. No Proper Website or Online Presence

Check for reviews on Google, Trustpilot, Facebook, Justdial.

Beware if reviews are too generic, overly positive, or copy-pasted.

6. Full Advance Payment Demands

Fraudulent movers often insist on paying full amount upfront.

Reliable movers typically take 10–30% booking advance, with the balance due after delivery.

7. No GST/Tax Invoice

In India, legitimate movers provide GST invoices; in Singapore, proper receipts.

Fake movers may only give a handwritten slip or nothing at all.

8. Unprofessional Communication

Frequent number changes, vague answers, or pressure tactics are warning signs.

Real companies maintain professional emails, phone lines, and consistent staff communication.

9. No Pre-Move Survey

Genuine movers inspect your home before quoting.

Scammers may give quotes based solely on WhatsApp photos.

1. Define Your Requirements

Type of move: Local, domestic, or international.

Volume of goods: 1 BHK, 2 BHK, full house, office move.

Additional services: Packing, storage, vehicle transport, insurance, dismantling furniture, unpacking.

2. Shortlist Potential Movers

Ask friends, neighbors, or colleagues for referrals.

Use trusted platforms: UrbanClap, NoBroker, AssureShift (India); GrabMove, WiseMove (Singapore).

Avoid generic names like “Best Packers Movers” with no verified presence.

3. Verify Credentials

Check company registration: GST in India, ACRA in Singapore.

Confirm a physical office exists.

Ensure they own vehicles and equipment, not just freelancers.

4. Compare Quotes

Get at least 3–4 written estimates.

Compare:

Service inclusions (packing, unpacking, insurance)

Vehicle size, manpower, labor costs

Hidden charges (stairs, long carry, fuel, tolls)

5. Check Reputation

Read reviews on Google, Justdial, Facebook, Trustpilot.

Ask the company for recent references.

Avoid movers with all 5-star reviews posted at the same time.

6. Insurance and Liability

Ask about transit insurance and damage liability.

Ensure it’s documented in the contract.

7. Payment Terms

Avoid paying full advance.

Standard: 10–30% advance, rest after delivery.

Prefer bank transfer or card payments for traceability.

8. Pre-Move Survey

Good movers send a supervisor to inspect your home and items before giving a final quote.

Avoid movers who give quotes only via WhatsApp or phone.

9. Trust Your Instincts

If a mover feels too cheap, unprofessional, or pushy, walk away.

Paying a bit extra for reliability is worth it.

1. Define Your Requirements

Type of move: Local, domestic, or international.

Volume of goods: 1 BHK, 2 BHK, full house, office move.

Additional services: Packing, storage, vehicle transport, insurance, dismantling furniture, unpacking.

2. Shortlist Potential Movers

Ask friends, neighbors, or colleagues for referrals.

Use trusted platforms: UrbanClap, NoBroker, AssureShift (India); GrabMove, WiseMove (Singapore).

Avoid generic names like “Best Packers Movers” with no verified presence.

3. Verify Credentials

Check company registration: GST in India, ACRA in Singapore.

Confirm a physical office exists.

Ensure they own vehicles and equipment, not just freelancers.

4. Compare Quotes

Get at least 3–4 written estimates.

Compare:

Service inclusions (packing, unpacking, insurance)

Vehicle size, manpower, labor costs

Hidden charges (stairs, long carry, fuel, tolls)

5. Check Reputation

Read reviews on Google, Justdial, Facebook, Trustpilot.

Ask the company for recent references.

Avoid movers with all 5-star reviews posted at the same time.

6. Insurance and Liability

Ask about transit insurance and damage liability.

Ensure it’s documented in the contract.

7. Payment Terms

Avoid paying full advance.

Standard: 10–30% advance, rest after delivery.

Prefer bank transfer or card payments for traceability.

8. Pre-Move Survey

Good movers send a supervisor to inspect your home and items before giving a final quote.

Avoid movers who give quotes only via WhatsApp or phone.

9. Trust Your Instincts

If a mover feels too cheap, unprofessional, or pushy, walk away.

Paying a bit extra for reliability is worth it.

1. Verify Credentials

Ensure the company is legally registered:

India → GST number, PAN, company registration

Singapore → ACRA registration

Check for a physical office or warehouse. Fake movers often operate only via WhatsApp or phone.

2. Check Reviews & Reputation

Look at Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Justdial.

Be cautious if:

All reviews are 5-star in a short span

Reviews are generic or copy-pasted

Ask for recent customer references.

3. Get Multiple Written Quotes

Compare at least 3–4 movers.

Beware of quotes much lower than market rates → could be bait-and-switch.

4. Avoid Full Advance Payments

Only pay 10–30% upfront.

Rest should be paid after delivery.

Use traceable payments (bank transfer, UPI, card), not cash.

5. Insist on Documentation

Get a written contract or quotation with:

Itemized services

Costs and taxes

Insurance terms

Ensure movers provide a GST invoice or proper receipt.

6. Understand Insurance & Liability

Opt for transit insurance for breakage or loss.

Clarify liability if damage occurs.

7. Be Present During Packing & Loading

Supervise movers to ensure fragile items are handled carefully.

Keep valuables, cash, and documents with you.

8. Do a Pre-Move Survey

Genuine movers send a supervisor to inspect your items before quoting.

Avoid movers who give quotes based solely on WhatsApp or photos.

9. Trust Your Instincts

If something feels off—too cheap, too rushed, or vague—don’t proceed.

Reliable movers may cost a bit more but are safer.

1. Declutter First

Sort through clothes, books, kitchenware, furniture.

Sell, donate, or discard items you don’t need → fewer items = cheaper and faster move.

2. Separate Essentials

Pack a “first night / essentials box” with:

Clothes, toiletries, medicines, chargers, snacks, basic kitchenware.

Keep this box with you, not with movers.

3. Secure Valuables

Carry cash, jewelry, important documents, and electronics yourself.

Movers usually don’t take responsibility for these items.

4. Unplug & Prepare Appliances

Empty and defrost the fridge 24 hours before.

Disconnect washing machine, microwave, dishwasher.

Remove gas cylinder regulators or arrange safe transport.

5. Organize Items

Group similar items together: books, clothes, utensils.

Set aside items you don’t want packed by movers.

6. Label Rooms and Boxes

Put sticky notes on room doors (“Kids’ Room,” “Master Bedroom”).

Label boxes with contents + destination room.

7. Clear Pathways

Remove obstacles (shoes, rugs, toys) from hallways.

Reserve an elevator (if in apartment) or parking space for the truck.

8. Take Photos for Safety

Photograph expensive electronics, furniture, and appliances.

Helps with insurance claims if anything gets damaged.

9. Be Present & Guide Movers

Assign one person to supervise the packing crew.

Double-check every box before sealing.

10. Prepare the New Home

Clean rooms before movers unload.

Mark which room each box should go into.

Items Packers Will Not Pack

1. Valuables & Personal Items

• Cash, jewelry, credit cards

• Important documents: passports, ID cards, property papers, medical records

• Laptops or personal electronics (some movers allow if you take responsibility)

Tip: Carry these items yourself in a handbag or backpack.

2. Hazardous & Flammable Items

• Gas cylinders, fuel, kerosene, petrol/diesel

• Paints, varnishes, thinners, turpentine

• Fireworks, explosives, matchboxes, lighters

• Pesticides, cleaning acids

Movers won’t transport anything that can catch fire, explode, or leak.

3. Perishable Items

• Fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products

• Frozen foods, opened jars, or liquids that can spill

• Cooked meals

Only sealed, non-perishable items should be packed if necessary.

4. Plants & Pets

• Plants can wilt, die, or be restricted across states/countries

• Pets require specialized relocation services, not regular movers

5. Restricted / Illegal Items

• Weapons, ammunition

• Drugs or narcotics

• Items prohibited by local or international law

Items to Pack First
1. Rarely Used / Seasonal Items

Attic, basement, garage, storerooms

Seasonal clothes, shoes, bedding

Holiday décor and extra blankets

These items won’t be needed in daily life, so they can be packed weeks in advance.

2. Storage & Extra Furniture

Spare chairs, cabinets, bookshelves

Extra tables or storage boxes

Off-season or rarely used appliances

Helps clear space for packers and reduces clutter early.

3. Books, Media & Collections

Books, DVDs, CDs, magazines

Hobby items or collectibles that aren’t fragile

Label boxes carefully for easy unpacking

4. Decor & Art

Picture frames, wall décor, paintings

Vases, showpieces, ornaments

Leave everyday décor (lamps, rugs, electronics) for later

5. Kitchen Items You Don’t Use Daily

Extra cookware, small appliances, serving dishes

Non-perishable pantry items

Keep daily essentials (plates, mugs, cutlery) for last week

6. Clothing & Accessories (Off-Season)

Out-of-season clothes, shoes, handbags

Spare linens, towels, and bedding

7. Essentials & Last-Minute Items (Pack Last)

Daily-use kitchen items and cutlery

Toiletries and medicines

Electronics, chargers, and valuables

Important documents (passport, ID, property papers)

Pack these in a “first-night essentials box” that stays with you.

1. Declutter

Sort through clothes, books, kitchenware, and furniture.

Donate, sell, or discard items you no longer need. Fewer items = faster move and lower cost.

2. Separate Essentials

Pack a “first-night essentials box” containing:

Clothes, toiletries, medicines, chargers, snacks, basic kitchenware.

Keep this with you rather than sending it with movers.

3. Secure Valuables

Keep cash, jewelry, important documents, and electronics with yourself.

Movers generally don’t take responsibility for these items.

4. Prepare Appliances

Empty and defrost the fridge 24 hours prior.

Disconnect washing machines, microwaves, and other appliances.

Remove gas cylinder regulators or plan safe transport.

5. Organize Items

Group similar items together (books, clothes, utensils).

Set aside anything you don’t want packed.

6. Label Rooms and Boxes

Stick labels on doors and boxes indicating room and contents.

Color-coding can help movers know where to place items in the new home.

7. Clear Pathways

Remove obstacles like shoes, rugs, or toys from hallways.

Reserve elevator or parking space for moving trucks if applicable.

8. Take Photos

Photograph expensive electronics, furniture, and appliances.

Useful for insurance claims if items are damaged.

9. Be Present During Packing

Supervise the packing crew.

Verify boxes are sealed properly and fragile items are handled carefully.

10. Prepare the New Home

Clean rooms before movers arrive.

Mark which room each box should go to, for smooth unloading.

1. Define Your Needs

Type of product: Food, cosmetics, supplements, beverages, household goods, etc.

Production volume: Small-batch, medium, or large-scale.

Services needed: Just packaging, full manufacturing, labeling, storage, logistics.

Compliance requirements: FDA, ISO, GMP certifications, or local regulations depending on your product.

2. Search for Potential Co-Packers

Online directories & platforms:

ThomasNet, Kompass, Maker’s Row (global)

India-specific: IndiaMART, TradeIndia

Industry associations & trade shows: Connect with vetted manufacturers.

Referrals: Ask other business owners in your industry.

3. Check Credentials & Certifications

Verify licenses and certifications relevant to your industry.

Look for quality control processes and production capacity.

4. Review Portfolio & References

Ask for client references and case studies.

Check if they’ve handled products similar to yours.

Ask for samples of packaging and finished products.

5. Evaluate Capabilities

Production capacity vs your forecasted demand

Packaging types they can handle (bottles, jars, sachets, boxes, flexible packaging)

Flexibility for design, branding, and custom labeling

6. Discuss Costs & Terms

Get a detailed quote including:

Production cost per unit

Packaging cost

Minimum order quantity (MOQ)

Lead times and payment terms

Compare multiple co-packers to ensure value for money.

7. Visit the Facility (if possible)

Inspect cleanliness, safety standards, and workflow.

Confirm they can meet deadlines and handle your required volumes.

8. Negotiate a Contract

Include:

Scope of work (manufacturing, packaging, labeling)

Quality standards and testing

Delivery schedules

Liability for defective products

Confidentiality clauses (to protect your formulation or design