Genoex Packers and Movers in Abhishek Nagar Solapur
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Most offer comprehensive relocation solutions, including:

Home shifting (local and long-distance)

Office relocation

Car and bike transportation

Professional packing and unpacking

Loading and unloading

Secure storage and warehousing

Insurance coverage for transit

You can book by calling the company directly, visiting their office, or submitting an enquiry through trusted platforms like Moving Solutions or Justdial. Typically, you’ll receive quotes from multiple shortlisted companies and can choose based on your needs and price preferences.

Rates vary depending on distance, volume, type of goods, packing materials, and service add-ons. Typical local house shifting rates in Solapur:

1 BHK: ₹3,920–10,780

2 BHK: ₹6,370–15,680

3 BHK: ₹9,800–19,600
Long-distance and vehicle transportation have higher starting prices based on destination and vehicle type.

Yes, most companies offer free, no-obligation quotes. Some may conduct a pre-move survey to provide accurate estimates.

Most reliable packers and movers provide transit insurance for household and office goods at a nominal charge. This safeguards your belongings in case of accidental damage during relocation.

Choose pre-verified, licensed movers. Many aggregator platforms list only vetted firms. Read customer reviews and confirm documentation (GST, PAN, Aadhaar, etc.) for assurance.

Most reputed companies allow flexible rescheduling and cancellation. Check for any specific cancellation policies when booking.

Packers and movers in Abhishek Nagar typically provide car and bike transport using specialized carriers for safe relocation across the country.

No, professional movers bring high-quality packing materials required for packing and securing your items. You may request special handling for fragile or high-value items.

Many shifting packages include unpacking and basic arrangement at your new home or office. Check your selected company’s policy—additional arrangement can often be added as a service.

Moving Type

(within 0-50KM)

1 BHK-6000-10000

2BHK-11000-14000

3 BHK-14000-17000

Within 50-500KM

1BHK-12000-16000

2 BHK-19000-22000

3 BHK-24000-29000

Final Cost = Packing Material + Labor Charges + Transport Charges + Insurance (optional) + Extra Services.

1. No Registered Company or License

Genuine movers are registered with GST, have a valid trade license, PAN, and office address.

Fake movers usually don’t provide GST invoices and insist on cash payments only.

2. Unrealistically Low Quotes

If one company’s quote is much lower than 3–4 others → it’s a red flag.

Fraud movers often quote cheap, then add hidden charges after pickup.

3. No Physical Office / Fake Address

Always visit their office or warehouse (or at least verify on Google Maps).

Fake movers often give only a phone number or a rented address.

4. No Proper Website / Online Presence

Genuine movers have a proper website, customer reviews, and verified profiles on Justdial, Google, or relocation platforms.

Fake movers may only have a Facebook page, WhatsApp number, or free website with no proof of work.

5. No Written Contract or Invoice

Authentic movers always provide written quotes, terms, and GST bills.

Fraud movers rely on verbal promises and refuse to give receipts.

6. Demanding Full Advance Payment

Genuine movers may ask for a small advance (10–20%).

Fake movers usually demand 50–100% upfront before pickup and then vanish or hold goods hostage.

7. No Branding on Vehicles / Packaging

Branded movers have company-labeled trucks, uniforms, or packing material.

Fraud movers often hire a random tempo and don’t display their company name.

8. Poor or Fake Reviews

Check reviews on Google, Mouthshut, Trustpilot, or Sulekha.

Fake reviews are often short, overly positive, and repetitive.

Look for detailed customer complaints about missing goods or hidden charges

 How to Protect Yourself

Compare 3–4 movers and check documents (GSTIN, registration).

Never pay full amount in advance — pay in parts (advance + delivery).

Get everything in writing (quotation, insurance, delivery time).

Ask for insurance copy if you’re paying for it.

Use reputed relocation portals

1. Do Background Research

Check reviews & ratings on Google, Justdial, Trustpilot, or local directories.

Ask for recommendations from friends, colleagues, or neighbors.

Look for years of experience – established companies are usually more reliable.

✅ 2. Verify Credentials

Ensure they are licensed and registered with proper documents.

If it’s an interstate move, ask if they have transport permits and GST registration.

Check if they provide insurance coverage for goods in transit.

✅ 3. Compare Multiple Quotes

Get estimates from at least 3–5 movers.

Beware of very low quotes – they may involve hidden charges or poor service.

Ask for a written estimate (not just verbal).

✅ 4. Inspect Services Offered

Do they provide packing materials (bubble wrap, cartons, tapes)?

Do they handle loading, unloading, and unpacking?

Ask about special handling for fragile items, electronics, or vehicles.

✅ 5. Visit Their Office (if possible)

A legitimate company should have a proper office and warehouse.

This reduces the chance of dealing with fraud movers who only operate online.

✅ 6. Clarify Terms & Policies

Ask about insurance coverage – what’s included and excluded.

Check their cancellation and refund policy.

Get a detailed invoice mentioning all charges (packing, labor, transport, GST, tolls).

✅ 7. Look for Professionalism

Staff should be polite, punctual, and well-trained.

Vehicles should be clean and labeled with the company’s name.

They should give a tracking option for your shipment.

Common Moving Scams

Too-Good-To-Be-True Prices
Movers quote very low rates upfront, then demand extra charges later.

No Written Agreement
They avoid giving a proper invoice, so they can change terms anytime.

Holding Goods Hostage
After loading, they demand more money before delivering your belongings.

Fake Companies
They use similar names of reputed brands, or only have a website/mobile number with no physical office.

No Insurance or Fake Insurance
They promise insurance but don’t provide valid documents.

✅ How to Protect Yourself

Verify the Company

Check their registration, GST number, and transport license.

Look up their office address on Google Maps and visit if possible.

Search reviews on Google, Justdial, Trustpilot, Mouthshut, or social media.

Get Written Estimates

Always ask for a detailed quotation with all charges (packing, labor, transport, toll, GST, etc.).

Avoid vague “approximate” quotes.

Don’t Pay Full in Advance

Pay a small advance (10–20%) to confirm.

Pay the rest after loading or upon delivery.

Use bank transfer/UPI so you have proof — avoid cash payments.

Check Insurance Properly

Ask for a copy of the insurance policy.

Ensure it’s in your name, not just a verbal promise.

Use Well-Known Brands or Verified Platforms

For big moves, prefer trusted national movers.

For local moves, use verified aggregators (UrbanClap, NoBroker, Moving Solutions, etc.).

Get Everything in Writing

Delivery date, final price, insurance terms, hidden charges — all should be on paper.

Keep a copy of the agreement and payment receipts.

Stay Alert on Moving Day

Count items during loading & unloading.

Don’t let them swap vehicles midway.

Keep valuables (jewelry, documents, laptops) with you.

Main Factors That Decide Moving Charges
1. Volume & Weight of Goods

The more items you have, the more packing material, labor, and truck space needed.

Heavy/bulky furniture (sofa, fridge, bed, cupboards) increases costs.

2. Distance of the Move

Local shifting (within the same city) → charged per hour or per trip.

Domestic/intercity shifting → based on kilometers (fuel + toll + driver charges).

3. Type of Packing

Basic packing (for local moves): carton boxes, tapes, blankets.

Premium packing (for long distance/fragile goods): bubble wrap, foam sheets, wooden crates.

More protection = higher cost.

4. Type & Size of Vehicle

Small move = Tata Ace / Bolero pickup.

Medium move = 14–17 ft truck.

Large move = 20–24 ft truck / container truck.

Shared truck is cheaper but slower; dedicated truck is faster but costly.

5. Labor Charges

Depends on how many workers are needed for loading/unloading.

Heavy furniture, no lift (carrying via stairs), or disassembly/assembly = extra charges.

6. Insurance Charges (Optional but Recommended)

Usually 1–3% of the declared value of goods.

Covers damage, theft, or accident during transit.

7. Additional Services

Storage/Warehousing (if you want goods stored temporarily).

Unpacking and re-arranging at destination.

Car/Bike transport (separate vehicle carrier)

Example Price Ranges (India – Approx.)

Local shifting (1BHK, same city): ₹4,000 – ₹8,000

Local shifting (2BHK): ₹6,000 – ₹12,000

Domestic shifting (1BHK, 500 km): ₹12,000 – ₹20,000

Domestic shifting (2BHK, 1000 km): ₹18,000 – ₹35,000

Car transport: ₹6,000 – ₹15,000 depending on distance

Stacking & Space Efficiency

Boxes are square/rectangular → easy to stack neatly in the truck.

Bags are irregular shapes → waste space and topple easily.

Protection of Items

Sturdy cartons protect fragile items better.

Bags can tear or get crushed under weight.

Easy Handling

Boxes have flat surfaces → can be lifted with dollies/trolleys.

Bags are floppy, harder to grip, and heavier to carry up/down stairs.

Labeling & Organization

Movers can label boxes (Kitchen, Clothes, Fragile, etc.).

Bags look similar and make it harder to identify contents quickly.

👜 When Bags Are Acceptable

Clothes, pillows, blankets, soft toys → can go in duffel bags or suitcases.

Important documents, valuables, and daily essentials → keep in backpacks or handbags with you (not in the truck).

Movers are fine with a few bags, but not as the primary packing method.

1. Declutter Before Packing?

Sort items into Keep / Donate / Sell / Discard.

Don’t pay movers to pack junk you don’t need.

📦 2. Organize & Categorize

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

Pack some non-essentials yourself in advance (out-of-season clothes, extra linens).

Keep fragile or high-value items separate for special packing.

💼 3. Pack Essentials Bag (Carry With You)

Movers recommend keeping a personal bag with:

Documents (ID, passports, property papers)

Jewelry, cash, small electronics (laptops, chargers)

2–3 days of clothes & toiletries

Medicines & first-aid kit

 4. Prepare Furniture & Appliances

Empty cupboards, drawers, fridge.

Remove gas cylinder & perishable food.

Defrost refrigerator at least 24 hrs before moving.

Take photos of electronics connections (TV, Wi-Fi router) for easy re-setup.

5. Label Everything

Ask movers to label boxes by room + category (e.g., “Kitchen – Plates,” “Bedroom – Clothes”).

Helps during unpacking.

 6. Insurance & Inventory

Make a list of items being moved (take photos/videos).

If taking insurance, declare the value properly.

7. On Moving Day

Reserve parking/lift for the movers’ truck.

Keep children & pets safe in a separate room.

Supervise loading to ensure fragile items are handled carefully.

Count boxes/items as they’re loaded.

 Pro Tips Movers Wish Customers Knew

Things Packers & Movers Do Not Pack/Move

1. Hazardous & Flammable Items

• Gas cylinders

• Kerosene, diesel, petrol, engine oil

• Paints, thinners, varnish

• Fireworks, matchsticks, lighters

• Insecticides, pesticides

(Fire risk + transport law restrictions)

2. Perishable Food & Liquids

• Fresh fruits, vegetables, milk, meat

• Frozen foods (fridge must be empty & defrosted)

• Opened bottles of oil, sauces, pickles

• Alcohol (some movers refuse, or require special permits for interstate)

(Leakage, spoilage, pest attraction)

3. Valuables & Personal Essentials

• Jewelry, cash, credit cards

• Important documents (passports, legal papers, medical files)

• Heirlooms or irreplaceable items

• Laptops, hard drives (unless you pack them yourself)

(High theft/loss risk → movers won’t take responsibility)

4. Plants & Pets

• Most movers don’t handle pets or plants (special pet/plant transporters are needed).

• Plants often die in closed trucks; some states have agricultural restrictions.

5. Restricted/Illegal Items

• Weapons, ammunition

• Drugs or controlled substances

• Stolen goods (obviously)

1. Declutter & Organize

Sort belongings into Keep / Donate / Sell / Discard.

The fewer items you move, the cheaper and easier it gets.

2. Separate Essentials & Valuables

Pack a personal bag with documents, jewelry, medicines, gadgets, chargers, and a few days’ clothes — carry it with you.

Movers usually won’t take responsibility for high-value items.

3. Get Furniture & Appliances Ready

Empty cupboards, drawers, and wardrobes.

Defrost the refrigerator at least 24 hours before.

Unplug appliances, remove gas cylinders, drain washing machine.

Take photos of cable/wire setups (TV, Wi-Fi router) for easy reinstallation.

4. Label Rooms & Items

Use sticky notes/labels: e.g., “Master Bedroom – Bedframe,” “Kitchen – Utensils.”

Put room name labels on each door in the new house so movers know where to place things.

5. Protect the House

Cover floors (especially if it’s raining).

Remove rugs, mats, or fragile décor that can trip movers.

Measure doors, stairs, and hallways to ensure bulky furniture fits.

6. Reserve Access

Arrange parking space for the truck.

Book elevator slots if you live in an apartment.

Inform your neighbors/society about moving day to avoid surprises.

7. Kids & Pets Safety

Keep children and pets in a separate room or with friends/family.

Movers will be lifting heavy stuff — safety first.

8. Create an Inventory

List important items (photos/videos too).

Makes it easier to check at delivery and for insurance claims if needed.

9. Moving Day Kit

Keep handy: water bottles, snacks, cleaning supplies, scissors/cutter, basic tools, and tap