How to choose a moving company for moving interstate - Sydney, Brisbane

We don't move our home or office very often. This is one of the reason why moving is very stressful to most of us. If we have to move to a new place and if we plan  our move well, that might reduce our stress and might let us have a safe move. Nothing is worst than hiring a wrong moving company for your move.
If you have decided that you will hire movers to help you move then the following
might be helpful to  you.
1. List things which need to be done by the movers. Do you need help in packing, unpacking. Do you need storage facilities, Do you have valuable goods or do you have items which need special care for example: fragile items.
2. List moving companies which you think would be good for you.The best company is that company which can provide you with all services those are in your list.
3. Book a moving company you think would be best for you, as early as possible.
You should book 4-5 weeks before you actually move.
4. Select a moving company which is recommended by previous customers or which have good reputation.
5. Collect 3-4 quotations, this will help you make a cost analysis and comparison.
Cost of your move will be based on three things.
     a. Quantity or number of boxes will be relocated.
     b. The distance.
     c. Type of  services you need to accomplish your move.
6. Know how much insurance you will need and and also know if the company have the needed insurance.
The best moving company may not be  what is best for others. What services you need from a moving company, how far is the destination, the quantity of your goods will be the major factors to decide which movers are good for you. Moving from one place to another within the city is always different from  moving interstate(move to Brisbane). Quantity of your packed boxes or your furniture will say how may truck or how many moving company staff should come to help your move. Take a look at the websites of the moving companies and see the testimonials, this would give you a rough idea on company's reputation or intention.