Moving a fridge is not an easy job, whether you are relocating your home, apartment, or office. They are big and heavy on top and have fragile parts inside that need to stay stable while they are being moved. If you tilt or lay a fridge down the wrong way, it can hurt the compressor and cooling system, which can cause problems later on.

Our Professional Fridge Movers in Lake-Bennett know how to move a fridge the right way from start to finish. We use heavy-duty appliance trolleys, protective padding, and secure positioning inside the truck to keep your fridge upright and safe during the move, no matter if it's a standard household model, a large French-door model, or a commercial unit.

Our Fridge Removalist also ensure your floors, doorways, and walls are safe while we remove the appliance. Every move is planned carefully to make sure your fridge gets to its new home safely, without any scratches, and is ready to be plugged back in.

1. Knowledge of the Local Suburb

As Professional Movers in Lake-Bennett, we know how to deal with narrow apartment lifts, hard-to-reach places, and high-set Northern Territory-style homes. This local knowledge helps us plan your move so that it goes smoothly and without any problems on moving day.

2. Commercial Experience

We know how to move big restaurant refrigerators, display coolers, and other heavy commercial units safely and place them correctly at your new location.

3. Clear Pricing

Our refrigerator removals team tell you exactly how much it will cost to take your fridge away, which is why Lake-Bennett residents trust us as the cheap removalists.

4. Professional Appliance Dollies

We use trolleys with safety belts and stair climbers to keep the fridge from sliding as we move it up or down the stairs of Lake-Bennett's high-rise homes.

5. Short Distance Experts

Our small moves removalists service can get your new fridge to you quickly and for a good price if you're buying it from someone nearby.

6. Full Wrapping for Safety

To keep the glass and stainless steel finishes from getting scratched, we wrap the unit in heavy-duty furniture blankets and industrial shrink wrap.

7. Careful Removal and Securing of Fragile Parts

We either secure the egg trays, glass shelves, and crisper drawers or take them out so they don't break while they're being shipped.

8. On-time Service

You won't have to wait all day for your Fridge Removalist to show up; we only make you wait a short amount of time.

1. Mini and Bar Fridges

These are small, but they are often top-heavy. Our small team of movers makes sure the fridges stay upright so that the oil doesn't leak into the cooling lines. We tape the doors shut and lock all the drawers inside the freezer combo units so that the top and bottom freezer combos don't swing. Our team keeps refrigerators standing upright to prevent oil from shifting into the cooling system.

2. French Door Refrigerators

Our Lake-Bennett team is excellent at moving these big fridges. We can safely remove the doors so that we can fit through narrow hallways.

3. Side-by-Side Double Door Fridges

These tall fridges have a high centre of gravity. We use strong straps to keep them from falling over or moving while we move them.

4. Counter-Depth Models

These expensive models need a "no-touch" method to keep the polished stainless steel safe. We put padded covers on your fridge to keep it from getting scratched.

5. Display Coolers and Wine Fridges

We wrap wine fridges in a special material that absorbs shock. We use small removals with low vibrations to keep the temperature sensors safe.

6. Full-Sized Deep & Chest Freezers

Chest freezers are very heavy, so we use wide-base dollies and hydraulic tail lifts to move them.

7. Commercial Kitchen Units

We are professional movers of commercial fridges, so we have the people and equipment to move large stainless steel restaurant fridges.

8. Upright Freezers

Our Lake-Bennett Fridge Movers use two-point strapping systems to keep these tall units perfectly straight as they move them from one kitchen to another.

1. Safety of Internal Parts

We use tape that doesn't leave a sticky residue to keep the glass shelves and plastic crisper bins from moving around inside.

2. Power Cord Safety During Transport

Making sure the power cord doesn't get stepped on or caught in the wheels of the trolley, we tie it to the back of the unit.

3. Side-by-Side Double Door Fridges

Extra padding is put on the corners and handles to keep them safe. These are the parts that are most likely to hit doorways.

4. Moisture Protection

We use industrial shrink-wrap to keep moisture out of the surface. This protects the finish from Lake-Bennett's rainy weather while it is being moved to Lake-Bennett.