Your local furniture delivery service can make life easier by arranging to collect and deliver all sorts of larger purchases you can’t fit in your car. Here are some common types of furniture delivery services and what to expect with each:

New furniture delivery

Did you purchase some new furniture? Big furniture stores like Super Amart and IKEA often have their delivery drivers, but this means working with their schedules and paying their (often inflated) prices. By arranging your delivery independently, you can buy your furniture, and arrange for a local furniture delivery person to collect the items and safely bring them to your door. If you’ve bought flat-packed furniture from IKEA, you can ask for it to be assembled, too!

Secondhand furniture delivery

Buying secondhand furniture off eBay, Gumtree, or Facebook Marketplace is fantastic - you’ll often get unique finds for great prices! But it also means it’s up to you to arrange delivery, with a trailer, van, or ute - plus someone strong to help lift things. Your local furniture delivery service can help shift bulky items like wardrobes, TVs, or BBQs. Once you’ve won the item or confirmed your purchase, you’ll need to figure out a time for pickup that works for everyone. Then your furniture delivery team will head to the location, pick up your items, and help you get them safely home.

Aldi special buys delivery

If you love getting special-buy furniture from Aldi, but don’t have a way to get it home, a local furniture delivery service will ensure you don’t miss out. You can even ask your Tasker to brave the shops, early starts, and line for you to purchase and deliver the items all at once.

Furniture removals

Perhaps you’re moving house, and you’ve got everything sorted except for the larger furniture items? A furniture removalist will help load your big stuff - like beds, mattresses, couches, and tables - into a truck, trailer, van, or ute. Then they’ll safely transport your furniture to your new place. They’ll help you unload everything, using a trolley to help cart large items to the right spot in your new home.