Request a moving quote in Milan

Requesting a moving quote in Milan means describing your belongings, collection and delivery addresses, and services. DUDA gathers these details to prepare a clear proposal and identify anything needing a site survey. You can start even if some information is missing. The guided form lets you prepare and check your enquiry before submitting it; you can also call or email us.

What to include in your enquiry

Start with both properties. Provide the collection and delivery addresses or neighbourhoods, floors and lift availability. Mark an unconfirmed destination as provisional. Give your preferred period and say whether the date is fixed or flexible. Key handover, a tenancy ending and work at the new home may affect planning.

Provide contact details and the name of the person who will agree the arrangements. An organised overview is enough initially, as long as it covers the main needs. Say whether this is a full home, office or small move and which tasks you want our team to handle. Distinguishing confirmed details, preferences and missing information is more useful than a long but unclear enquiry.

Preparing a room-by-room inventory

For a home, list the entrance area, living room, kitchen, bedrooms and ancillary spaces. Note the main furniture, quantities and items needing care. Wardrobes, storage beds, bookcases and delicate tabletops need different details. Add dimensions where known, particularly for bulky furniture. Include the cellar, loft, garage, balcony or store room if their contents are moving.

Estimate the boxes at first, distinguishing what you will pack from what you want us to prepare. Identify excluded belongings and anything going elsewhere. For an office, list workstations, records, furniture and equipment, explaining which connections or technical tasks other professionals will handle. The inventory need not be complicated: it establishes the shared scope and helps identify later changes.

Photographs that help the assessment

Photographs can make the initial discussion more precise. Choose an overview of each room and details of unusual items. For large furniture, a whole-item view and main dimensions help; add close-ups of fragile parts or existing damage. If requesting full packing, also show the contents to be packed so the assessment is not limited to visible furniture.

Photograph the entrance, stairs, lift, courtyard and route to the parking area. A short video can help explain access but does not replace measurements or direct checks. Avoid unnecessary documents, screens and people in images. The new form accepts optional photographs, which you can also share through channels agreed with DUDA.

Choosing the services to include

Your proposal may cover transport with agreed tasks or more extensive preparation. Say whether you need all contents packed, fragile items only or selected rooms. Identify required materials and boxes that will be ready. List the furniture needing dismantling and reassembly without assuming every item must be fully dismantled. The method depends on construction and access.

If you need temporary storage, provide an approximate quantity and expected duration. DUDA’s furniture storage facilities are at Via Don Sturzo 63 in Mariano Comense; describe collection in Milan and redelivery in your enquiry. Mention any possible furniture lift requirement, with details of outdoor space and openings. Suitable conditions are needed, and every additional service should be clearly described in the proposal.

Site survey, access and planning

A site survey examines anything photographs leave uncertain. Passage dimensions, dismantling and carrying routes should be checked before finalising the work. Describe the destination too: knowing only the collection property is not enough to plan unloading. If the new home is not yet accessible, tell us and gather the information available from those who can provide it.

Share building restrictions, access hours and ongoing work. Vehicle parking and carrying distance can change the arrangements. For public or shared spaces, clarify operational needs and any appointment to handle applications. You do not need every answer before contacting us: identify what is known and what needs checking so the proposal explains both the planned work and outstanding points.

Reading the proposal before accepting

When you receive the quote, compare it with your enquiry. Check the addresses, belongings, services and assumed conditions. It should be clear who packs the boxes, which dismantling and reassembly are included, and how additional tasks are handled. Ask about missing important details before confirming. Exclusions also help you plan work assigned to you or another professional.

Read the total, VAT treatment, payment terms and conditions. For insurance, refer to the cover applicable to the work and belongings rather than assuming unlimited protection. Ask how changes to dates, destination or quantity are handled. Compare equivalent services: a well-prepared enquiry and clear proposal reveal differences beyond the final amount.

From first contact to preparing your move

Submitting an enquiry does not automatically reserve a date or accept a price. It starts the assessment of availability and work requirements. Keep the final proposal and agreement. When appointing us, check what you must complete before the team arrives, such as your own packing, separating excluded items, clearing access or coordinating key handover.

Tell us promptly about changes. An additional bookcase, previously excluded cellar or unavailable lift can alter the conditions assessed. Update the inventory and check arrangements before moving day. Appoint a contact for both addresses and give destination-room instructions. These details turn an initial enquiry into a clear plan with shared responsibilities for the team and customer.

Contacting DUDA for a quote in Milan

Contact our Milan office at Via Carlo Imbonati 4, 20159 Milano MI, on 02 9475 5866. Our Como-area contact at Via Don Sturzo 63, Mariano Comense, is 031 447 7614. The mobile number is 329 474 2359 and the email is dudatraslochi@outlook.com. Choose your preferred channel and share the information available, even if some details will follow later.

The guided form helps you prepare an organised enquiry with your name, contact details, collection and delivery addresses, services and other information. Add optional photographs and check the summary before submitting. Read the privacy information while completing the form. Alternatively, describe the work by email or call DUDA to discuss the actual conditions.