Furniture collection in Amsterdam

Yes, we do that almost daily. We know the typical narrow streets, the loading hours and the limited loading options of Amsterdam's city centre, and we deliberately plan our route and vehicle around them.

Canal houses often have steep, narrow staircases that weren't built for large furniture. In that case we disassemble the item as much as possible, or use a hoist through the window if needed. Send a photo of the staircase and the item, and we'll work out the best approach in advance.

Yes, many of Amsterdam's pre-war walk-up apartments have no lift. In that case we plan with enough people to carry the item down the stairs.

Absolutely, we're also active in the newer neighbourhoods like IJburg and Houthavens. These buildings often do have a lift, but sometimes tight scheduling around shared lifts in apartment complexes. Feel free to mention this in your message.

That depends on the type of sofa, the floor and the accessibility of your home. We don't work with fixed rates on the website, but always send a fair price based on a photo, within 10 minutes.

In many cases, yes, depending on the schedule at that moment in your district. Send your photo as early as possible, and we'll try to fit you in the same day.

Yes, Amsterdam-Noord falls fully within our service area, including neighbourhoods like Noordstrand, Buiksloterham and Tuindorp Oostzaan.

We take care of that ourselves when planning the trip. You don't need to worry about it as a customer, we make sure we arrive at an allowed time.

Yes, smaller spaces like studios and student rooms around Watergraafsmeer and Oost come up regularly. It's often a single bed, desk or wardrobe.

No, we know the parking situation in Amsterdam and account for it in advance, for example by keeping double-parking brief and limited to loading and unloading.

Yes, we regularly come across houseboats in Amsterdam. This calls for a slightly different approach because of the gangplank and the weight on the hull, but it's very doable. Feel free to mention this in your message.

That depends on the current schedule in your neighbourhood at that moment. For the most urgent situations we always look at the fastest possible option, just make clear it's urgent.

Yes, Amsterdam has many listed buildings with special features such as low doors or narrow stairwells. We handle these carefully, both the building and the item.

We work neatly and try to prevent damage or mess, but a thorough clean of the stairs and hallway falls outside our standard service. Feel free to ask about it via WhatsApp if relevant to your situation.

Yes, at apartment complexes with a homeowners' association, we coordinate where needed on the use of the lift, stairwell or shared entrance, so it goes smoothly for all residents.

Yes, we also offer evening options for people who work during the day and can't be home. Mention this in your WhatsApp message, and we'll look at the possibilities.

Yes, that happens regularly, for example during a move or clearance. Just send multiple photos, and we'll assess the whole job at once.

We always try to work as calmly and efficiently as possible to limit any nuisance, especially in densely populated areas like the Jordaan or De Pijp.

Yes, we also collect pianos, though because of the weight this usually needs a bit of extra planning and manpower. Send a photo and let us know where the piano is in the home.

Yes, this happens for example with owners refreshing their interior between rental periods. Make sure you have permission from the owner or manager before booking an appointment.

Yes, student houses with changing residents regularly have old furniture left behind. We collect this just as easily as from a family home.

Our team is trained to safely lift and move heavy furniture too. If extra manpower turns out to be needed, we sort that out ourselves without it causing delay for you.

Yes, a single item left behind in an otherwise empty home is a normal job for us too.

Yes, that's no problem. Many customers prefer to plan a few days ahead so they know for sure it fits their schedule.

On most public holidays we try to remain available on a limited basis for urgent cases. For a specific date, just get in touch via WhatsApp to discuss the options.

Yes, loose kitchen parts such as cabinets, a kitchen unit or an old stove can be collected by us, although a full kitchen removal is sometimes more specialist work we look at together.

Yes, this comes up more often with inheritances or moves abroad, for example. Communication just runs via WhatsApp, and if needed we coordinate with someone present on site.

If it's clear the furniture is yours and meant to be collected, this is no problem. Just clearly provide the exact location.

Yes, no problem. Just provide the correct collection address in your WhatsApp message, even if it differs from your own address.

Our team works carefully and with the necessary caution to prevent this. Should anything happen despite that, discuss it directly with the person present so it can be handled properly.