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TSJojolin
post Jan 28 2024, 10:00 PM, updated 2y ago

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I am moving to another state within MY. Can anyone with similar experience in the past recommend a good moving company or reliable lorry driver? Thanks much.
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post Jan 28 2024, 10:01 PM

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QUOTE(Jojolin @ Jan 28 2024, 10:00 PM)
I am moving to another state within MY. Can anyone with similar experience in the past recommend a good moving company or reliable lorry driver? Thanks much.
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post Jan 28 2024, 10:04 PM

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QUOTE(Jojolin @ Jan 28 2024, 10:00 PM)
I am moving to another state within MY. Can anyone with similar experience in the past recommend a good moving company or reliable lorry driver? Thanks much.
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I've moved out of Klang Valley to the East Coast. I have used the TheLorry service twice. I used their transport (3tan lorry) and movers (workforce) services. I'm delighted they are on time and careful with my things.
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QUOTE(Jojolin @ Jan 28 2024, 10:00 PM)
I am moving to another state within MY. Can anyone with similar experience in the past recommend a good moving company or reliable lorry driver? Thanks much.
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post Jan 28 2024, 11:12 PM

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QUOTE(meowtaro @ Jan 28 2024, 11:01 PM)
I've moved out of Klang Valley to the East Coast. I have used the TheLorry service twice. I used their transport (3tan lorry) and movers (workforce) services. I'm delighted they are on time and careful with my things.
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Seconded this. Also used their services before
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post Jan 29 2024, 12:26 AM

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QUOTE(meowtaro @ Jan 28 2024, 11:01 PM)
I've moved out of Klang Valley to the East Coast. I have used the TheLorry service twice. I used their transport (3tan lorry) and movers (workforce) services. I'm delighted they are on time and careful with my things.
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May i know:
1) they charge by lorry type (3 ton) or the number of boxes or how many appliances/ furniture? When you ask for quotation, must you list down what you need to transport or yhey charge based on what you can fit in per trip?

2) do they provide paper boxes for you?

Tq.
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post Jan 29 2024, 12:45 PM

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QUOTE(Jojolin @ Jan 28 2024, 10:00 PM)
I am moving to another state within MY. Can anyone with similar experience in the past recommend a good moving company or reliable lorry driver? Thanks much.
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TSJojolin
post Jan 29 2024, 08:48 PM

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I am also considering them. Filled out the online form but no one contacted me. Or am I supposed to contact them via their phone number? Not sure of the procedure. I am moving out from 3 bedroom apt so I guess it would have to be a 5 tonne lorry.

QUOTE(meowtaro @ Jan 28 2024, 11:01 PM)
I've moved out of Klang Valley to the East Coast. I have used the TheLorry service twice. I used their transport (3tan lorry) and movers (workforce) services. I'm delighted they are on time and careful with my things.
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post Jan 31 2024, 09:53 AM

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QUOTE(mushigen @ Jan 29 2024, 12:26 AM)
May i know:
1) they charge by lorry type (3 ton) or the number of boxes or how many appliances/ furniture? When you ask for quotation, must you list down what you need to transport or yhey charge based on what you can fit in per trip?

2) do they provide paper boxes for you?

Tq.
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1) Download their apps. Apps will guide you. Let's say you have one set of sofas, a dining table, and two beds with mattresses; the apps will show how many tans of lorry are required. In my experience, you also need to consider how many boxes you will have for small items. For furniture, you can pay their service to dismantle it and wrap it for you. I'm using their service to dismantle my 8-seat marble dining table, which is quite heavy, and wrap it. To avoid two trips like me. Also, consider whether the destination big lorry can reach the point. If not, you might want to take a small lory with more than one trip.

2) If I'm not mistaken, they sell boxes and wrap them in the apps. But I bought it outside; it is cheaper and has many sizes that suit your needs. As for the wrap, you can get it from Mr. DIY.

3) They have a service where somebody will look at your item and suggest which lorry. They will take care of everything, from boxing, wrapping, moving, and transport. You sit and relax, but it will be very expensive.

4) Scheduling. I suggest packing all small items first before ordering their service. Moving between states far from 500km, you'd better have them come and pick up the thing in the early morning. Then, they will arrive at their destination in the evening. Some of the drivers will prefer to pick up things in the morning or afternoon and drive to the destination at night to avoid traffic, and also, they might have connecting goods to pickup.

p/s: For the first trip, I gave pocket money to 1 driver and 3 movers to be extra careful with my expensive items.

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post Jan 31 2024, 10:03 AM

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QUOTE(meowtaro @ Jan 31 2024, 09:53 AM)
1) Download their apps. Apps will guide you. Let's say you have one set of sofas, a dining table, and two beds with mattresses; the apps will show how many tans of lorry are required. In my experience, you also need to consider how many boxes you will have for small items. For furniture, you can pay their service to dismantle it and wrap it for you. I'm using their service to dismantle my 8-seat marble dining table, which is quite heavy, and wrap it. To avoid two trips like me. Also, consider whether the destination big lorry can reach the point. If not, you might want to take a small lory with more than one trip.

2) If I'm not mistaken, they sell boxes and wrap them in the apps. But I bought it outside; it is cheaper and has many sizes that suit your needs. As for the wrap, you can get it from Mr. DIY.

3) They have a service where somebody will look at your item and suggest which lorry. They will take care of everything, from boxing, wrapping, moving, and transport. You sit and relax, but it will be very expensive.

4) Scheduling. I suggest packing all small items first before ordering their service. Moving between states far from 500km, you'd better have them come and pick up the thing in the early morning. Then, they will arrive at their destination in the evening. Some of the drivers will prefer to pick up things in the morning or afternoon and drive to the destination at night to avoid traffic, and also, they might have connecting goods to pickup.

p/s: For the first trip, I gave pocket money to 1 driver and 3 movers to be extra careful with my expensive items.
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TQ for sharing. I ever asked for quotation from a few movers over the phone. They macam only interested in knowing what big items to move. Maybe to know whether I need one ton or 3 ton lorry. In my case, they advised to use 3 ton which I think is wise.

What I'm not looking fwd to is kena "scam" if they start adding additional charges to move the barang packed in paper boxes, or the bicycle, things like that which I did not mention during the quotation stage (not possible to know how many paper boxes I'll end up having since belum packed lagi).

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post Jan 31 2024, 10:44 PM

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QUOTE(mushigen @ Jan 31 2024, 10:03 AM)
TQ for sharing. I ever asked for quotation from a few movers over the phone. They macam only interested in knowing what big items to move. Maybe to know whether I need one ton or 3 ton lorry. In my case, they advised to use 3 ton which I think is wise.

What I'm not looking fwd to is kena "scam" if they start adding additional charges to move the barang packed in paper boxes, or the bicycle, things like that which I did not mention during the quotation stage (not possible to know how many paper boxes I'll end up having since belum packed lagi).
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I think taking a bigger lorry if worried about inaccurate estimation is wise. Better have some free space rather than need to rent another lorry. If I am not mistaken, from 1 to 3 tons, just add a couple of hundred (around 200 to 300). If you need to take a second lorry, it will be double the cost.

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QUOTE(meowtaro @ Jan 31 2024, 10:44 PM)
I think taking a bigger lorry if worried about inaccurate estimation is wise. Better have some free space rather than need to rent another lorry. If I am not mistaken, from 1 to 3 tons, just add a couple of hundred (around 200 to 300). If you need to take a second lorry, it will be double the cost.
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Definitely requires min 3 ton because I have a metal cabinet that is 6" tall.

 

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