Furniture Moving Company in Jeddah 0553923364 Dismantling, Packing and Moving Flats and Villas Inside and Outside Jeddah

Al Fares Al Dhahabi is a furniture moving company in Jeddah that moves your home, flat or office from North Obhur to south Jeddah, and from any district to Makkah, Taif, Madinah and the rest of the Kingdom. The crew takes apart bedrooms, wardrobes and kitchens and numbers the pieces, wraps sofas, appliances and glass in materials suited to Jeddah’s humidity, loads them into a closed-box dyna, and sets every piece down in its room at the new home.

Moving a one-room flat inside Jeddah starts from SAR 280, and we give you the final price after seeing the furniture or photos of it, before moving day. To book, call or WhatsApp us on 0553923364.

What our furniture moving company in Jeddah does

Moving in Jeddah has its own character: towers with booked lifts on the corniche and in Al Shati, spacious villas in Obhur and Al Mohammadiyah, and older buildings with narrow stairs in Al Balad and Al Sharafiyah. So every move gets what it needs:

• Flat moves: from one room to four, in buildings and towers
• Villa moves: with more than one dyna or a lorry in a single trip
• Dismantling: bedrooms, wardrobes, kitchens and offices
• Packing: bubble film, heavy cardboard and moving blankets
• Appliances and air conditioners: with a technician who removes ACs and prepares the fridge and washer
• Cranes: for high floors and pieces that won’t fit the lift
• Office and shop moves: at night or on holidays so your work doesn’t stop
• Moves outside Jeddah: to Makkah, Taif, Madinah, Riyadh and every city

Furniture moving prices in Jeddah

These are starting prices for moves inside Jeddah; the actual price is set after a survey by photos or a visit:

In Jeddah the price rises a little in towers that need a lift booked for a set slot and in older houses with no lift, and comes down when the two districts are close and the building entrance is wide.

Prices of extra services

Every extra service is written into the price before moving day, and nothing is added after loading unless you ask for a new piece or service.

What sets the price of a move in Jeddah?

• Amount of furniture: the number of rooms, large pieces and cartons
• Floor and lift: towers with booked lifts, older buildings with stairs
• Distance between districts: Obhur to the south is not the same as a move within one district
• Dismantling and packing: how many pieces need taking apart and how much packing
• Crane: if pieces won’t pass through the lift or stairwell
• Timing: nights, holidays and month-end are in higher demand
• Waiting: if the new home isn’t ready when the dyna arrives

Dyna furniture moving in Jeddah and vehicle sizes

We choose the vehicle after seeing photos of the furniture, because a vehicle smaller than the load means two trips and one larger than needed means a price you don’t have to pay. In Jeddah we prefer a closed-box dyna, because humidity and dust on the Haramain and Madinah roads affect wood and fabric.

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Taking furniture apart before the move

Dismantling decides whether a wardrobe arrives solid or wobbly. Our carpenter photographs the piece before taking it apart, numbers the panels by room, puts each piece’s screws in a bag tied to it, and removes hinges before lifting doors off so the wood around them doesn’t crack.

• Bedrooms: the bed, wardrobe and dresser are taken apart and every piece is labelled with its room
• Large wardrobes: doors and shelves come off first, and the panels are wrapped in blankets
• Kitchens: upper and lower cabinets are taken down and their hinges kept in bags
• Dining tables and desks: legs come off and tops are wrapped in heavy cardboard
• Screws and small parts: in clear bags tied to the piece itself so nothing goes missing

Packing furniture in Jeddah with the right material for each piece

Jeddah’s humidity makes packing matter more than in any other city: wood absorbs moisture if left bare in a truck, and fabric picks up a smell if sealed in plastic while damp. So we wrap wood in blankets first and then film, fabric sofas in breathable film, and mattresses in sealed bags.

Moving appliances and air conditioners

• Fridge: switched off and emptied a day before, moved upright, and switched on only hours after arrival
• Washing machine: water disconnected and drained, and the drum secured before loading
• Air conditioners: removed by a technician without bending the pipes, with the outdoor unit wrapped
• Screens: in their original box or a padded carton, upright all the way
• Ovens and gas: the gas cylinder is disconnected and moved separately, closed

Moving heavy and delicate pieces

Many Jeddah villas have marble tables, large chandeliers and heavy-framed mirrors, and these pieces move differently from the rest of the furniture, so we bring extra workers and special materials for them:

• Safes: on a special dolly with extra workers depending on the weight
• Pianos: fully wrapped and carried with a cross strap, never tilted
• Marble tables: the top is separated from the base and moved standing on its edge
• Chandeliers: taken down after the power is cut, with each crystal piece wrapped on its own
• Aquariums and plants: tanks are emptied, and plants go in last at the front of the box

Cranes for high floors

Towers on the corniche and in Al Shati and Al Hamra sometimes have narrow lifts, and some large sofas and one-piece wardrobes won’t fit. Here we use an external crane that lifts the piece from the balcony or window straight into the dyna, after checking the parking spot and the building’s permissions.

Moving villas in Jeddah

Moving a villa in Obhur, Al Mohammadiyah or Al Shati takes planning: we start upstairs, load bedrooms in one vehicle and the majlis and kitchen in another, and leave the garden and roof for last. At the new home we unload from the ground floor up so workers don’t crowd the stairs.

Moving flats and apartment buildings in Jeddah

In apartment buildings we agree with you the day before on the lift booking and where the dyna will park, because streets in central districts such as Al Safa, Al Marwah and Al Naeem are busy. For older buildings with no lift we bring more workers so the stairs go faster.

Office and shop moves in Jeddah

An office or shop move in Jeddah is usually done after hours or over the weekend: we take apart desks and cabinets, wrap computers and screens, number each department’s cartons, and place the pieces at the new site to the plan you give us, so staff are back at their desks on day one.

Student rooms, single rooms and single items

King Abdulaziz University students and people in furnished rooms need a small, quick move, so we provide a small vehicle with one or two workers, and we also move a single piece such as a sofa or fridge from home to home or from the showroom.

Who works in your home on moving day?

• The move supervisor: takes the list of pieces, assigns the work and follows it to the last piece
• The carpenter: takes apart bedrooms, wardrobes and kitchens and numbers the pieces
• The appliance technician: removes air conditioners and prepares the fridge and washer for the road
• The packers: wrap every piece in the material that suits it
• The loaders: load in order: heavy first, delicate last
• The driver: knows the city’s roads and picks the right time to set off

Protecting your home during the move

• Floors: we lay cardboard or covers along the route from the door to the truck
• Walls and doors: corner guards on the edges that large pieces pass
• The lift: we line it with blankets and keep to the building’s booking times
• Stairs: large pieces are carried by at least two people with shoulder straps

Districts we serve in Jeddah

We serve every district of Jeddah, and north-to-south moves are scheduled early in the morning to avoid traffic on King Road and Madinah Road.

Moving furniture from Jeddah to other Saudi cities

We move furniture from Jeddah to any city in the Kingdom by dyna or closed truck, with the same dismantling, packing and inventory. A one- or two-room flat from Jeddah to Riyadh starts from SAR 1,650, and shorter distances such as Madinah and Taif cost less:

Humidity and heat in Jeddah: how we protect your furniture

In summer the temperature passes forty degrees with high humidity, which affects appliances, wood and leather. So large moves start at dawn, electronics go in last so they don’t sit for hours in a hot box, the fridge stands for hours before being switched on, and leather is never sealed in plastic all day.

The best time to move in Jeddah

The best time to move in Jeddah is from dawn to midday, and mid-week days are calmer than weekends. Month-end and the start of school holidays are in heavy demand, so book at least a week ahead.

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How a move with Al Fares Al Dhahabi works in Jeddah

1. WhatsApp us on 0553923364 with photos of the rooms and appliances, your current and new district, and the floor and lift.
2. We give you the price and the date, or visit for a survey if the move is large.
3. On moving day the crew arrives on time and starts dismantling and packing.
4. We load in order and write the inventory with you.
5. We drive over and set every piece down in its room at the new home.
6. You check the pieces against the list before the crew leaves.

A checklist before moving day

• A week before: get rid of what you don’t need, and book the lift in both buildings
• Three days before: pack clothes and books into cartons and write the room on each
• The day before: empty and switch off the fridge, drain the washer and charge your phone
• Moving day: keep papers, gold and medicines with you in a separate bag
• At the new home: show the supervisor where each room is before unloading starts

Mistakes that push up the cost of a move

• Not sending photos of every room: so a smaller vehicle turns up and a second trip is needed
• Forgetting to book the tower lift: so the crew waits for hours
• Leaving the fridge full: so water leaks onto the sofas
• Removing the AC yourself: so the pipes bend and it is damaged
• Booking the same day you get the keys: and finding the new home isn’t ready

How to save on the price of a move

• Get rid of extras: every piece you don’t need frees space in the vehicle
• Pack small cartons yourself: clothes, books and toys
• Pick a mid-week day: lower demand and a faster crew
• Do it in one trip: instead of several separate runs
• Sell old furniture before the move: instead of paying to move it

The inventory: your paper on moving day

Before loading we write down with you the number of cartons, the number of large pieces and the condition of every valuable item, and we both sign it; at unloading we go through the same list. Any remark about a piece is written in front of both sides, which protects you and us.

Why choose Al Fares Al Dhahabi for your move in Jeddah?

• A price before moving day: after the survey, with no extras at loading
• A carpenter and a technician in the crew: for dismantling and preparing appliances and ACs
• Packing suited to Jeddah’s humidity: blankets, film and cardboard by piece
• Closed-box dynas: that protect furniture from sun and dust
• A signed inventory: at loading and at unloading
• Every district of Jeddah: and from there to every Saudi city

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