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Relocate Xpress covers Gurgaon from the NCR branch, moving households, offices and corporate transfers. A surveyor visits your address, lists what is going, and the price is built from that list and the city rate card. The same survey covers local shifts and outbound intercity runs.

Gurgaon is a condominium city and the constraint is almost always vertical. Towers along Golf Course Road and the DLF phases allot a single service lift per move, often in a fixed window, and basement clearance keeps the truck at the gate.
Offices in Cyber City and Udyog Vihar add security clearance for every crew member, submitted ahead of the date and not substitutable at the gate. Weekend windows are standard for office floors, because the lift is free and the floor is empty.
Tell us where you are moving from and to. A surveyor from the nearest branch calls to book a visit, and the figure comes after that, in writing.
Or Call+91 70909 13336
Local shifts and outbound intercity loads are booked from the same survey visit.
Bands below are by home size and distance from the NCR branch. Your figure comes from the survey, goes into the bond, and is capped 5% at invoice.
Bands assume a booked service lift and a gate-side truck. Security clearance for managed towers is included.
Area pages cover the tower and estate rules rather than repeating this page.
Corridors out of Gurgaon are priced from the NCR branch, not from Delhi.
Every mover promises care. We sign what each promise pays if we break it, before a single carton is packed. The bond is the same document on every move, local or intercity, and the four terms below are its core.
Anything damaged in our care is repaired or replaced at its full declared value, settled against your invoice.
Your final invoice cannot exceed the surveyed quote by more than 5%. Anything beyond that is waived in full.
Credited for each day past your delivery window, after a 24-hour grace, with a hotel stay arranged each night.
Anything lost in transit is refunded at 150% of its declared value, with cover from packing through to delivery.
A 1 BHK move up to 10 km costs ₹7,700, and a 4 BHK moving 25 to 40 km costs ₹31,500. Your own figure comes from the free survey, and the invoice can't exceed it by more than 5%.
DLF Cyber City, Golf Course Road and Udyog Vihar. Each has its own page with the society, lift and access detail for that area, and every other address in Gurgaon is covered from the same branch.
Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Ghaziabad and Noida, every one in both directions. Each route has its own page with the distance, transit time and rate table.
Condominium basements are too low for a moving truck, so it stands at the gate and goods come up by service lift. The lift slot is booked with the society before the date.
Managed towers in Cyber City and Udyog Vihar clear each crew member in advance, and the list cannot change at the gate. We submit it alongside the lift booking.
Yes. The survey is free and does not commit you to booking. You receive the written quote after the survey.
Yes. The quote is built from the survey and written into a bond before packing. Your final invoice cannot exceed the surveyed quote by more than 5%.
It is repaired or replaced at its full declared value and settled against your invoice, never argued over. Raise the claim within 24 hours of delivery. Anything lost in transit is paid at 150% of its declared value.
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Tell us where you are moving from and to. A surveyor from the nearest branch calls to book a visit, and the figure comes after that, in writing.
Or Call+91 70909 13336

Planning
Crockery, glass, mirrors and electronics need different handling. The materials, the order and the box rules that keep them intact.
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