Removalists in Bellevue Hill
The highest ground we work, and the biggest gates. Bellevue Hill sits at about 90.7 m, a heritage belt of hedged drives and slate roofs, with 6,283 addresses of which, quietly, well over half are flats. Both kinds of move get the same survey.
Estate work, without the theatre
The gate is the first measurement. Plenty of Bellevue Hill's iron gates and sandstone piers predate the box truck by half a century. The walk-through measures the opening, the turn inside it, and the head-height of anything arching over the drive, and if the answer is "the truck stays on the street", the carry gets planned instead of discovered.
Long drives change the arithmetic. A hundred metres of gravel between truck and door is fine, planned: track boards down, a rolling relay, rest points in shade. Unplanned, it's an extra hour on the clock every trip to the truck. This is exactly the sum the Access Survey exists to catch early.
Heritage pieces in heritage houses. The hill's furniture skews old, big and loved: full-height wardrobes, sideboards with marble, art that's followed the family. The method page covers how each travels; here we'll just say the blanket count on a Bellevue Hill truck is roughly double the average.
And the flats between the estates. The Old South Head Road end carries solid unit blocks, moved on the $200/hr apartment tier like anywhere else. Nobody pays estate logistics for a two-bed flat.