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Large items that measurements show cannot pass through any indoor moving route.
Hoisting Service
When items cannot pass through doorways, stairs, or lifts, we perform a site and safety assessment before confirming lifting arrangements.
Want a clear written quote?
Share your items, addresses and moving conditions, or send photos on WhatsApp first. We will follow up on anything else needed.
Is this service right for you?
When is Hoisting Service right for you?
This service starts with a feasibility assessment, not a promise to lift an item. Once measurements show that lifts, stairs and dismantling cannot provide an indoor route, we review the weight, exit, external route and ground exclusion area. No date, method or feasibility is confirmed before site safety checks and the required approvals.
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Proposed window or balcony transfers that need an external-route assessment.
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Customers comparing dismantling, stair carrying and external lifting options.
Service process
Hoisting Service process
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Review the information
Collect item specifications, photographs of indoor and external routes, and management requirements.
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Assess site safety
Inspect the exit, securing conditions, ground area and nearby obstructions where necessary.
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Check feasibility
Identify equipment, third-party approvals, weather and exclusion-zone requirements without guaranteeing feasibility.
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Confirm the scope
Define the executable scope and arrangements only after all required conditions have been confirmed.
Scope of service
What's included?
Included in your quote
- Review individual dimensions, the weight source and load-bearing information.
- Compare the indoor access route with the proposed external route.
- Identify the ground exclusion area, obstructions and site restrictions.
- List further surveys, approvals or third-party equipment that may be needed.
Requires separate confirmation
- Actual lifting work, labour, rigging and specialist equipment.
- Crane hire, scaffolding, road arrangements and third-party engineering services.
- Removal and reinstatement of window frames, railings or fixed fittings.
What affects your quote?
What affects your quote?
Weight information
Reliable weight, centre-of-gravity and securing-point information are essential for assessing a method.
Vertical route
Check the floor level, facade clearance, canopies, cables and projecting obstacles.
Ground control
Pedestrians, traffic, property boundaries and the available exclusion area affect feasibility.
Approvals and weather
Management rules, third-party permissions, wind and rain may restrict the work.
Checklist
Prepare these details or photos before requesting a quote
- 1Provide the model, photographs of all sides, accurate dimensions and a reliable weight source.
- 2Measure lifts, stairs, doorways and turns to rule out indoor routes.
- 3Photograph the proposed window, balcony, facade and floor level from inside and outside.
- 4Photograph the pavement, driveway, canopies and surrounding obstacles below.
- 5Ask management about lifting permissions, exclusion areas, documents and permitted hours.
Lifting arrangements require a safety review first
Initial information or estimates are not a commitment to perform the work. Lifting must not proceed if the exit, securing conditions, ground exclusion area, approvals or weather are unsuitable.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Do photographs guarantee that an item can be lifted?
No. Photographs support an initial review only. Site safety, reliable weight information, the external route, ground control and approvals still need to be assessed.
Does an initial indication of feasibility confirm a date?
No. Work is not promised and a successful lift is not guaranteed before the safety review and written confirmation of the plan.
Will the same plan proceed in bad weather?
Wind and rain change outdoor working risks. Even after an assessment, unsuitable conditions on the day may require postponement or cancellation.
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