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10
2M Relo Pte Ltd
Movers
Storage service, +3 services
Anywhere in Singapore
Best: Quality 10
3 reviews
Danny coordinated my Singapore-to-France move, 80 boxes and furniture, with clear pricing and no hidden costs.
9.67
Wee Care Mobility Pte Ltd
Movers
Safe move, +15 services
Anywhere in Singapore
Best: Quality 9.67
3 reviews
Professional movers with clear communication and fair, competitive pricing I'd choose again.
Real, phone-verified reviews from the community.
I had a really good experience with this moving company. They were very professional in handling my things, and the person who gave the quote was exceptionally well-educated in what needed to be done. They were very communicative and responsive, and the price felt fair and in line with other companies. I would definitely hire them again and recommend them to family and friends.
I hired Danny to relocate me and my family of four from Singapore to Hong Kong. He came to my home, did the inventory, and even set up three carousel adverts to get rid of items I wasn’t shipping, coordinating everything for no extra charge. He’s been easy to reach and very accommodating when I changed my mind, his crew arrived a couple minutes early and worked super efficiently - what was meant to be a two-day pack was basically done in one, with the container going out the next day. He’s my single point of contact, arranged a month of free holding in Hong Kong so I can find an apartment, and the price felt fair and transparent with him phoning around to get a competitive deal.
They were quite professional and quite prompt with the collection and delivery, and I thought the service was good. I liked the quality packaging materials, and the way they packed the kitchen equipment and all that was very good. Communication in English was quite easy, the price felt reasonably compared to the rest, and I have recommended them to a few of my family.
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted movers actually do. Prices updated August 2026
How much does it cost to move a large home in Singapore?
A 5-room HDB, a large condo or a landed house is quoted after a written scope rather than off a price list, because at this size the variables outweigh the volume. Expect to start above the S$580 a standard condo move begins at, and to land well into four figures once packing, dismantling, a second lorry or a second day is involved. Insist on a site survey, in person or by video, and get the quote itemised. Landed homes add their own issues: no lift, narrow gates, and furniture that went in before a wall did, which is where a crane or external lift starts being discussed.
How much does an office move cost in Singapore?
Office moves are quoted from a written scope rather than a price list, starting from the full lorry rate of about S$300 and rising with headcount, IT equipment and how much has to happen outside working hours. The costs people forget are not the lorry: building management usually requires a loading bay booking, insurance details and often a deposit at both ends, and moving outside office hours costs more. Plan the IT separately from the furniture, because servers, network gear and workstations need someone who will reconnect and test them, and that is not the moving crew's job.
How much does it cost to move a 3 or 4 room HDB in Singapore?
A 3-room HDB starts from about S$380 and a 4-room from S$480, with a condo unit from around S$580 because of loading bay and lift booking arrangements. A full 15ft lorry load starts from S$300 before manpower and extras. Realistically most families in this bracket land between S$400 and S$800 once dismantling and a few bulky items are counted. Book the lift with your condo management or town council in advance, since a mover held up waiting for lift access is being paid to stand still, and confirm whether a second trip is likely, because that is the single biggest cost surprise.
How much does it cost to move a piano in Singapore?
A piano is a specialist single item job rather than something to add to a general move, and it is quoted per instrument after the mover knows the type, the floor and the access. As a starting point, single bulky items are S$69 to S$118 before stairs, and a piano sits well above that because it needs trained handlers, a proper board and straps. Use a mover who specifically lists piano moving. An upright taken down a staircase by people who move sofas is how instruments and backs get damaged. Budget separately for tuning afterwards, since a piano will need it once it has settled.
How much does it cost to move a small flat in Singapore?
A room or studio move is S$150 to S$350, and a 2-room HDB flat is S$350 to S$600. Sold the other way, a half lorry load starts from S$188 and holds roughly 35 standard boxes if access is straightforward. What moves the price up is rarely the volume: it is stairs, a long push from the lift to the lorry, dismantling, multiple stops and a moving date at the end of the month, when everyone else is moving too. Get the quote in writing with the access details stated, because a mover who arrives to find no lift booking will charge for the extra time.
How much does a packing service cost in Singapore?
Packing starts from about S$8 a box including materials, so a flat needing 40 boxes is roughly S$320 on top of the move itself. Kitchens and fragile items take longer and cost more per box than clothes and books. It is the add-on most worth buying if you are working through the week before a move, and the one most worth skipping if you have time, since packing your own boxes is slow but not difficult. Whichever you choose, label boxes by room rather than by contents. The movers do not know where your things go, and an unlabelled box gets put down in the hall.
How much does moving an aquarium cost in Singapore?
Quoted per job, and it is genuinely specialist work rather than a heavy lift. A stocked tank has to be drained, the fish bagged and transported, the substrate and filter media kept wet so the bacteria survive, and the tank moved empty because glass flexes under the weight of water and seams fail. Single bulky item pricing of S$69 to S$118 covers moving an empty tank, not the process around it. If the tank is large or the livestock valuable, use an aquarium specialist rather than a general mover, and plan the move for the shortest possible day, since the fish are the part with a clock running.
When do you need a crane for a move in Singapore, and what does it cost?
Rarely, and it is quoted per job. Most Singapore homes are served by a lift that takes furniture, which is why external hoisting is uncommon here compared with older European cities. It comes up for landed properties, for oversized items that will not go round a stairwell, and occasionally for a condo where a sofa was built in place. Expect a site survey before any price, and expect building management approval to be part of the job. If you are told a crane is needed, get a second opinion first, because dismantling the item is usually cheaper and is what most movers will try before anything else.
How much does moving a safe cost in Singapore?
A safe is quoted per job because weight, not size, decides it. Single bulky items start at S$69 to S$118 before stairs, and a heavy safe is well above that since it needs specialist equipment and often four people. Tell the mover the weight and the exact route in advance, including whether it has to go through a doorway at an angle or down stairs, because a crew that arrives with the wrong trolley cannot do the job. Two practical points: empty it first and carry the contents yourself, and check whether the floor at the destination can take the load if it is going anywhere above ground level.
How much does moving art and fragile items cost in Singapore?
Fragile handling is priced above standard packing, which starts at about S$8 a box, because each piece is wrapped and crated individually and the crate is part of the cost. Artwork of any value should be quoted separately and specifically. The point most people miss is insurance: a standard mover's liability is limited and usually nowhere near the value of a painting, so ask what cover applies and arrange separate transit insurance if the piece matters. In Singapore, humidity is the second risk. Anything on paper or canvas should not sit in a lorry or a non-climate-controlled store for long.
How much does renovation debris removal cost in Singapore?
Renovation waste is a different job from a house move and is normally handled by the contractor or a licensed waste collector rather than a mover, priced by load rather than per item. If you are asking a mover, expect per item pricing from about S$69 and a refusal on anything hazardous. The thing to settle before renovation starts is whose job this is, because debris left in a corridor is the flat owner's problem with the town council, not the contractor's. Write disposal into the renovation contract explicitly, and check whether your building requires a permit and specific collection hours.
How much does clearing out a flat cost in Singapore?
Clearance is priced per item rather than by the flat, from about S$69 an item for bulky furniture, so a full clearance adds up quickly and is worth reducing before you book. Two Singapore specific options first: your town council will collect bulky items from HDB blocks, often free for a limited number of items, and karung guni collectors and Carousell will take anything with life left in it. Whatever remains after that is what you pay a mover to remove. Combining a clearance with your move is usually cheaper than booking it separately, since the lorry and crew are already there.
How much do moving boxes cost in Singapore?
Boxes and materials are usually bundled into a packing service at around S$8 a box rather than sold separately, and most movers will drop off empty boxes ahead of the move if you ask. Buying your own is cheaper, and used boxes are widely available free on Carousell and from supermarkets in the week before month end. What is worth paying for rather than improvising is proper tape, bubble wrap for anything glass, and mattress and sofa covers, because Singapore's humidity and a dusty lorry will mark upholstery. Count on roughly 30 to 40 boxes for a 3-room flat.
How much does furniture dismantling cost in Singapore?
Dismantling and reassembly is usually quoted inside the move rather than as a separate line, and it is one of the named factors that moves a quote up, along with stairs and distance. Tell the mover exactly what needs taking apart when you ask for the price: bed frames, wardrobes, and anything from a flat-pack retailer that was assembled in the room. Flat-pack furniture is the honest caution here. It often does not survive being taken apart and rebuilt, and a wardrobe that cost S$300 may not be worth the S$100 of labour to move, which is worth deciding before moving day rather than on it.
How much does storage cost in Singapore?
Mover-run storage starts from about S$168 for a half load, with the price set by volume and duration plus pickup and redelivery. It is bought most often for the gap between moving out and moving in, or during a renovation. Compare it against a self-storage unit, which is a large market here and often cheaper for longer periods, though you handle the transport yourself. Two things to confirm before booking: whether the space is climate controlled, which matters more in Singapore than most places, and what the redelivery charge is, since that is frequently quoted separately from storage itself.
How much does it cost to remove a few items in Singapore?
Getting rid of a handful of things is priced per item, from about S$69 each and S$69 to S$118 for a single bulky piece before stairs are counted. For one sofa or one mattress that is the whole job. Before paying, check what your town council collects for free, since HDB residents can usually arrange bulky item removal at no cost within a monthly allowance, and try Carousell for anything usable, where people will collect it themselves. Where a mover earns the fee is the awkward item: no lift, a narrow staircase, or something that needs two people and a strap.
What people want to know before hiring movers in Singapore.
