Frequently Asked Questions

We move all types of artwork including paintings, sculptures, antiques, collectibles, installations, and decorative pieces. Whether it's a single valuable piece or an entire collection, we have the expertise and specialized equipment to handle artwork of all sizes and values safely.

We use museum-quality packing materials including acid-free tissue, custom foam padding, climate-controlled vehicles, and shock-absorbing crates. Each piece is individually wrapped and secured using techniques developed specifically for fine art transportation to prevent damage from vibration, temperature changes, and handling.

Yes, we provide custom wooden crates built to museum standards for high-value pieces. Our crates are designed specifically for each artwork's dimensions and requirements, with interior padding systems that prevent movement and protect against environmental factors during transport.

We carry comprehensive fine arts insurance coverage that protects your valuable artwork during transport. Our policies are specifically designed for art moving and provide coverage for the full declared value of each piece being transported.

Absolutely! We have specialized equipment and techniques for moving large sculptures, installations, and oversized pieces. This includes custom rigging systems, hydraulic lifts, and coordination with cranes when necessary. We plan each move carefully to ensure safe passage through doorways, stairwells, and tight spaces.

Yes, we work regularly with galleries, auction houses, museums, collectors, and art dealers. We understand the specific requirements of the art world including time-sensitive deliveries, white-glove service, and the discretion required for high-value transactions.

For extremely valuable pieces, we provide enhanced security protocols including GPS tracking, dedicated vehicles, security escorts if needed, and detailed documentation throughout the process. We also coordinate with insurance companies and provide complete photographic documentation before, during, and after the move.