Moving Company in Qassim | Buraidah and Unaizah with Packing and Storage

Saudi Express is a moving company in Qassim that moves homes, flats and offices within Buraidah and Unaizah and between the region’s towns, including Al Rass, Al Bukayriyah, Al Badai, Al Mithnib and Riyadh Al Khabra. We take furniture apart, wrap it so dust cannot settle in it, load it into a sealed truck and rebuild it wherever you are moving to. A small flat starts from SAR 275, a move between Buraidah and Unaizah starts from SAR 280, and storage starts from SAR 140 a month.

How much does moving furniture in Qassim cost?

Moving in Qassim starts from SAR 185 for a few items or one room inside Buraidah, SAR 275 for a small flat, SAR 560 for a family flat and SAR 830 for a villa. The figure pays for the team, a sealed truck and taking beds and wardrobes apart and back together; floors, appliances and how much wrapping you want move it up.

Moves between Qassim towns are priced separately, since Buraidah to Al Rass is much further than Buraidah to Unaizah and some routes run through farms and side roads. Our starting prices:

Which Qassim towns do you cover?

Every town and governorate in the Qassim region, each treated on its own terms rather than as a district of one city. Qassim is a region of several neighbouring towns, each with its own streets, houses and access:

If your home is on a farm or in a small settlement outside the towns, send the map location and we will choose a vehicle suited to the road and estimate arrival time.

Which Buraidah districts do you cover?

All of them, north, south, east and west, with arrival planned around distance and main-road traffic. Districts we often move to and from include:

• Al Safra, Al Naqa, Al Iskan and Al Nahdah in the north.
• Al Rayyan, Al Salam, Al Rawdah and Al Khaleej in the centre.
• Al Fayziyah, Al Shimas, Al Rehab and Al Khuzama in various parts of the city.
• New plans on the edges of the city with modern villas and wide access.

Buraidah is spread out, so moving from a northern to a southern district can take time at peak hours. We start early and load so that everything unloads in one trip wherever possible.

How do you move between Buraidah and Unaizah?

As a short move between two cities about 28 km apart, usually finished the same day, with a small flat starting from SAR 280. We dismantle and pack at the first home, load into a closed vehicle and reassemble at the second.

Many of these moves are for employees and students who work in one city and live in the other, or for families moving into a new house they built in their home town. We always pick a time that avoids peak traffic on the road between them.

How do you protect furniture from dust and heat in Qassim?

Always with closed trucks and packing that covers whole pieces, not just the edges, because dust storms that sometimes sweep the region get into fabric and foam and leave marks that are hard to clean. If a strong dust storm blows on moving day, we stop open loading until it settles and keep dismantling and packing indoors.

Summer heat calls for early starts: we begin first thing, finish the hardest work before midday and never leave leather sofas or electronics in the sun while waiting to load. Winter nights can be cold, so an evening move is fine if it suits you better.

What does the Qassim moving service include?

Dismantling, packing, loading, transport, assembly and arranging, with materials and tools brought by the crew. Take the full service or only part of it:

• Taking bedroom sets, wardrobes and kids’ beds apart and rebuilding them.
• Moving a kitchen across when its units fit the new walls.
• Rolling Arabic majlis seating, rugs and bolsters, numbered by position.
• Packing glass, mirrors, ornaments and chandeliers.
• Moving fridges, washers and freezers upright and secured.
• Removing and refitting ACs, curtains and hanging lights.

How do you pack furniture before the move?

Each piece gets what suits it: blankets for wood, full plastic for sofas and mattresses against dust, bubble wrap and card corners for glass and mirrors, and sturdy boxes for kitchenware and books. Every box is labelled with its room and contents so it lands in the right place.

Arabic majlis seating, common in Qassim homes, needs special care. Cushions and bolsters go into clean covers and are numbered by their position, and large rugs are rolled on a tube instead of folded so they keep no creases. Light-coloured fabrics get an extra layer because dust shows more.

Dismantling and assembling bedrooms and kitchens

A carpenter dismantles bedroom sets, numbers the panels and bags the screws, then rebuilds them at the new home and adjusts doors and drawers. Dismantling and reassembling a small bedroom on its own, without transport, starts from SAR 140, a service people use when rearranging a home or moving a room between floors.

Kitchens are moved when the measurements suit; if they differ, we tell you beforehand what can be reused. Built-in or wall-fixed wardrobes are assessed on survey, as some cannot be moved without damage.

Do Qassim homes ever need a winch?

Most Qassim homes are single-storey or two floors, so most moves need no lift. It becomes useful in multi-storey apartment blocks in Buraidah and Unaizah with a small or missing lift, and in villas where large pieces come down a narrow staircase.

We decide after seeing photos or surveying, tell you the price beforehand and never add it without agreement. Often dismantling the large piece is enough to get it down the stairs, saving you the lift cost.

Which vehicle suits your move in Qassim?

We match vehicle to load and distance, and every vehicle has a closed box:

For large homes with several majlis rooms and storerooms we may send two vehicles at once so the move finishes in one day instead of two.

Moving large family homes in Qassim

Qassim homes are often spacious, with separate majlis rooms for men and women, many bedrooms, a storeroom and an outdoor annex. Moving one needs planning before the day: counting large pieces in each part of the house, setting the order of dismantling and loading, and splitting the crew to work in several rooms at once.

At the new home we unload bedrooms and the kitchen first, since the family needs them on the first night, then majlis rooms and living areas, then the storeroom and annex. If the move runs into a second day, the essential rooms are ready by the end of the first.

Our moving steps in Qassim

1. Tell us the town and district at both ends and attach photos.
2. A price comes back with the truck size and headcount, or we visit a big house.
3. We fix a start time, first light in the summer months.
4. Panels get numbers, sofas get wrapped, boxes get room names.
5. Freezers and wardrobes go in at the front, then cartons, then mattresses on top.
6. Everything is carried to its room and the beds go back together first.
7. You walk the house with us; we leave with the rubbish.

Furniture storage in Qassim

Waiting for the keys to a new house, or away studying or working for months? Your furniture can sit in our locked store from SAR 140 a month, wrapped, stacked on pallets off the tiles and recorded on a written list you hold.

Storage also helps when the new home needs work before you move in, such as fitting a kitchen; we move the furniture to storage, then to the house once it is ready. Details are on our furniture storage page.

Moving from Qassim to other Saudi cities

If you are heading out of the region, we dismantle and wrap in Qassim, drive it in a sealed truck and rebuild at the other end. Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah, Madinah and Hail come up most often.

Routes linked to Qassim have their own pages with distance, timing and price: moving from Riyadh to Qassim, moving from Dammam to Qassim and moving from Jazan to Qassim.

Small moves for students and employees

Not every move is a full house. Many requests in Buraidah and Unaizah come from students and employees moving a room or small flat, or families who bought a large appliance and need it delivered. For these we send a small vehicle and two workers, starting from SAR 185 inside Buraidah.

See our small moves page for details. If you would rather sell old furniture than move it, our used furniture buying service buys it and saves you the moving cost.

Tips before moving in Qassim

• Start boxing a week ahead, one room at a time.
• Sort the storeroom and annex first; they fill up with things you do not need.
• Unplug and dry the fridge and freezer the night before.
• Keep documents and jewellery in a bag that stays with you.
• Watch the weather on moving day and tell us if a dust storm is expected so we can adjust.
• Make sure power and water are on at the new home before the furniture arrives.
• Label room names on the doors of the new home.

Office and shop moves in Qassim

Offices, clinics and shops in Buraidah and Unaizah move once business closes, often on a Thursday night, so they open the next working morning at the new address. Every desk and carton carries its department name, computers and printers get thick padding, and the layout is rebuilt as it was.

Shop shelving and displays are numbered, internal glass displays are wrapped, and the shop is arranged at the new site from a layout you give us.

Why choose Saudi Express for moving in Qassim?

A move inside Al Safra is not a move from Buraidah to Al Mithnib, and we plan each by its road and its house. Our truck boxes shut dust out, a carpenter comes with every team to rebuild your rooms, and the figure we agree is the figure you pay.

Our work does not stop at Qassim; other Saudi cities and routes are listed on the furniture moving page.

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