List furniture by room
Photograph sofas, beds, tables, cabinets and other pieces where they are. A room-by-room list is more useful than a general description such as “four rooms of furniture”.
The S$2280 example on this page applies to the property, furniture and working conditions described. A new quotation should be based on the actual items, access route, dismantling work and the areas that must be cleared.
Send a room-by-room inventory so loose furniture, fixed carpentry and a wider property clearance can be assessed correctly.
Photograph sofas, beds, tables, cabinets and other pieces where they are. A room-by-room list is more useful than a general description such as “four rooms of furniture”.
Identify furniture that can be carried out as it is and anything attached to walls, floors or ceilings. Built-in carpentry may require a different removal plan.
Include stairs, landings, corridor turns, gates and the loading point. A large item may fit inside the room but still need dismantling to leave the property.
Confirm whether the job covers named items, selected rooms or a wider property handover. This keeps the quotation tied to a clear result.
Keep the recorded price attached to the job shown here. A new total should use the new inventory, access and requested result rather than the number of rooms alone.
Use furniture disposal for loose pieces, built-in removal for fixed carpentry, or full-house clearance for a multi-room handover.
Explore recorded examples by property type and service. Each page describes a particular job and scope, so use it as a reference rather than a universal quotation.