Moving Company in Jeddah 0560533140 | Closed Trucks, Dismantling & Assembly Citywide

Saudi Express is a moving company in Jeddah that moves apartments, villas and offices between every district of the city, from Obhur and Al Shati in the north to Al Safa and Al Samer in the east and Al Jamiah and Al Kandarah in the south. The service covers the survey, dismantling and reassembling bedrooms and kitchens, packing every piece, a furniture lift for high floors, moving appliances and air conditioners, and storage when needed, using closed trucks and a trained crew. A move inside Jeddah starts from SAR 280; book on 0560533140 by call or WhatsApp.

How much does moving furniture in Jeddah cost?

Moving prices in Jeddah start from SAR 280 for a small move within the city and rise with the number of rooms, the truck size and the services you choose, such as packing, the lift and dismantling. These figures are a clear starting point for your budget; the final price for your move is set after we see the furniture in photos or on a visit.

The table below lists starting prices for the most requested services in Jeddah:

The difference between one Jeddah move and another comes from details a customer rarely thinks about when asking for a price: does the lift fit the wardrobe, can the truck park at the entrance or will the crew carry items a long way, is the bedroom set solid wood or particle board that needs careful handling? That is why we ask for photos of the rooms and the building entrance, or send a surveyor, so you know the full figure before moving day and it does not change halfway through.

Other factors include the distance between districts, since moving from Al Hamdaniyah to North Obhur is different from a move within Al Safa, the floor you live on, the number of appliances to disconnect and reconnect, and special items such as a piano, a safe or large chandeliers. The more small belongings you box before the crew arrives, the fewer working hours and the lower the cost.

What does the Jeddah moving service include?

Our Jeddah service covers every stage from taking furniture apart to setting it up in the new home, and you can choose the full service or only parts of it. Some customers pack their own boxes and ask for dismantling and transport; others hand over the keys and come back to an arranged home. Both options come with a clear price.

Packing is what protects the value of your furniture on the road. Sofas are wrapped in heavy film and then a fabric layer to stop rubbing, glass tabletops are separated and wrapped individually, dishes and ornaments go into small boxes with paper and bubble wrap, and every box is labelled with the room it belongs to. That makes unloading faster, so nobody hunts for the kitchen box among the bedroom boxes.

If you are moving only a few belongings or a single item such as a fridge or a sofa, our small moves service or the wanet moving service in Jeddah suits you better than booking a full truck and saves a good part of the cost.

Which vehicle fits your Jeddah move: dabab, wanet or dyna?

The right vehicle depends on the volume of furniture and the street, not only the number of rooms. A two-bedroom flat with light furniture may need one dyna, while an Obhur villa with large majlis sets needs a closed truck or two dynas.

A comparison of the vehicles we use in Jeddah:

In older districts such as Al Balad, Al Kandarah and Al Hindawiyah the streets are narrower and parking is harder, so we sometimes send a smaller dyna or split the move into two trips rather than trap a large truck in a tight lane. In newer northern districts such as Al Shira, Al Sawari and Obhur there is more space, and the truck can park right at the villa door, cutting loading time.

How do we dismantle and reassemble furniture in Jeddah?

Dismantling and assembly are handled by a carpenter, not a loader, because a bedroom set taken apart the wrong way may never be as solid again. The carpenter empties the wardrobes, removes doors and drawers, bags and numbers each piece’s screws and hinges and ties the bag to it, and photographs complex pieces before taking them apart.

Particle-board furniture, common in ready-made bedrooms and showroom furniture, suffers more from repeated dismantling than solid wood, so we only take apart what must be taken apart and leave pieces that fit through the door intact. Aluminium or wooden kitchens are removed after plumbing and gas are disconnected and refitted in the new home if the measurements match; if they do not, we tell you before removal so you can decide.

After assembly we check doors, drawers and mirrors with you, hang curtains if requested, and fix tall wardrobes to the wall when that is needed for children’s safety.

When do you need a furniture lift in Jeddah?

You need a lift when pieces are larger than the elevator or stairwell, when you live on a high floor without an elevator, or when the staircase is narrow and its walls could be scratched. The lift takes the piece from the balcony or window straight to the ground, saving time and protecting both furniture and building.

Many Jeddah residential buildings have four floors or more with small elevators, and towers on the Corniche, Al Shati and Al Murjan have their own rules for booking the service elevator. Before moving day we check the elevator size and the building management’s hours, and if the lift is needed we agree where it will stand so it does not block the street or the neighbours’ entrance.

How do we move villas and large homes in Jeddah?

A villa move starts with a written plan, because a villa has majlis rooms, halls and bedrooms on more than one floor, an annex or roof with accumulated items, a large kitchen and many appliances. We survey every floor, set the number of loaders, carpenters and trucks, and decide whether the move fits in one day or two.

On the day we split the crew: one group dismantles bedrooms upstairs, another wraps majlis sets and ornaments downstairs, and a technician disconnects ACs and appliances. The truck is loaded in reverse order, so what is assembled first in the new home is loaded last and bedrooms go up as soon as we arrive. A villa move starts from SAR 930 and is set after the survey.

Do you move offices and shops in Jeddah?

Yes. We move offices, shops and small clinics within Jeddah, scheduling the move for the weekend or after working hours so your business does not stop. Desks and cabinets are dismantled and numbered by room, computers and printers are wrapped, and files travel in sealed boxes labelled by department. A simple plan of the new space lets the crew place every desk directly, so staff can start work the next day.

Common mistakes that raise moving costs

• Booking without a survey and then finding you need two trucks instead of one.
• Leaving clothes and small items unpacked until moving day, so loaders become packers.
• Not checking the elevator and building hours, so the crew waits for permission.
• Moving furniture you will not use in the new home and paying to move and store it.
• Choosing midday in summer, which slows work and exposes items to heat.

Which Jeddah districts do we serve?

We serve every district in Jeddah and schedule the crew by pickup and drop-off location so we arrive on time. These are the districts we work in most often:

• North Jeddah: North Obhur, South Obhur, Al Shati, Al Murjan, Al Zahra, Al Naeem, Al Muhammadiyah, Al Basateen, Al Nahdah, Al Shira, Al Sawari, Al Hamdaniyah, Al Rehab.
• Central Jeddah: Al Rawdah, Al Salamah, Al Faisaliyah, Al Aziziyah, Al Rabwah, Al Ruwais, Al Hamra, Al Andalus, Al Sharafiyah.
• East Jeddah: Al Safa, Al Marwah, Al Naseem, Al Samer, Bani Malik, Al Ajwad, Al Bawadi.
• South Jeddah: Al Balad, Al Kandarah, Al Hindawiyah, Al Jamiah, Al Sanabel, Al Quraiyat.

Moving from east to north Jeddah, for example from Al Samer to Obhur, means a longer drive and more time on the road, and we factor that into the schedule. If your district is not listed, it is still within our coverage; just share the location when you book.

How does a move work, step by step?

Each move goes through six ordered stages, each with a crew member responsible, so nothing gets lost and no piece goes unwrapped.

1. Survey and quote: by photos or a visit; we set crew size, truck and materials.
2. Booking: we agree a day and time and check the elevator and parking.
3. Dismantling and packing: the carpenter starts and the packing team follows room by room.
4. Loading: heavy pieces at the bottom, appliances upright and strapped.
5. Transport and unloading: every box goes to the room written on it.
6. Assembly and handover: we rebuild rooms, reconnect appliances and check items with you.

At the end we ask you to walk through the rooms and compare items with what we agreed. If something needs adjusting, such as a wardrobe door or a curtain, the crew handles it before leaving. This simple check closes the move clearly for both sides.

How do we protect furniture from Jeddah’s humidity and heat?

Jeddah’s high humidity and summer heat affect wood, fabrics and electronics if they are left exposed, so we move furniture in closed trucks and wrap it in layers that keep moisture out. Mattresses go into sealed bags, sofas into film and then fabric, and electronics into their boxes or bubble wrap.

In summer we prefer to start early in the morning when it is cooler and the roads are lighter, so the crew works comfortably and furniture spends less time in the sun during loading. For long moves such as a large villa we split the job across two days so nothing is left outside at midday.

Moving appliances and air conditioners in Jeddah

Moving an AC needs a technician who disconnects the unit, retains the gas and seals the pipes correctly, because careless removal can crack the copper pipe or lose the gas. Removing and moving an AC starts from SAR 95 per unit, and we refit it in the new home if the openings are ready.

Fridges, washers and cookers are disconnected, wrapped, loaded upright and strapped inside the truck. Large TVs travel in their original boxes if you have them, or in padding on both sides. Chandeliers are taken apart and each part is wrapped on its own.

Can furniture be stored in Jeddah for a while?

Yes. Furniture can be stored in a closed warehouse for a short or long period, starting from SAR 140 a month depending on volume. This helps when the handover of the new home is delayed, when you travel, or during renovation.

We wrap furniture before storage with the same care as a move, stack it on wooden pallets off the floor, and give you a list of stored items. When the home is ready we deliver and assemble everything. Details are on the furniture storage page.

What should you prepare before moving day?

A few simple steps on your side save hours of work and reduce the chance of loss or damage:

• Keep documents, gold and cash in a bag that stays with you, not in the truck.
• Empty wardrobes into boxes or closed bags.
• Disconnect appliances and use up the food in the fridge a day earlier.
• Photograph TV and router connections before unplugging them.
• Check parking at both homes and tell us about any restrictions.
• Set aside a small room for items you are not moving so they do not get mixed in.

Do you move furniture from Jeddah to other cities?

Yes. We move furniture from Jeddah to cities across the Kingdom in closed trucks, with the same dismantling, packing and assembly. The most requested routes are to Makkah, Madinah, Taif, Riyadh and Dammam, and each has its own guide with distance, duration and prices, such as moving from Jeddah to Riyadh and moving from Jeddah to Taif.

If you need specific furniture moved, such as bedrooms, kitchens, antiques, office furniture or a villa, see the detailed furniture moving company in Jeddah guide. Anyone relocating outside the Kingdom can read about our international shipping service.

Why do people move with Saudi Express in Jeddah?

Because the move is organised from the first call: a price built on the survey, a time we keep, a carpenter who dismantles and reassembles, a packing team that does not rush, closed trucks, and a supervisor who stays with you until the last piece. We do not charge for services you did not ask for or add items we did not mention when agreeing.

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