Residence change
For boxes, clothing, a desk and other declared belongings between residences.
A room, studio or small apartment assessed according to volume and access.

Student moves often involve a room, studio or small apartment, but building access and timing still matter. DTHV reviews the actual inventory rather than assuming every student move is the same.
The service can be considered for a residence change, first apartment or shared housing within served areas. Price, resources and availability are confirmed for the specific request.
A few practical situations to identify when you submit your request.
For boxes, clothing, a desk and other declared belongings between residences.
For a compact inventory that may include a bed, table and small appliances.
For one person's clearly separated belongings in a multi-person address.
Accurate information supports a realistic scope adapted to the actual access.
The declared boxes, furniture and access determine the project scope.
Residence, apartment and arrival procedures are recorded in advance.
Clearly labelled belongings reduce confusion in shared spaces.
Items are directed to the agreed destination area on arrival.
These answers are general; the written quote confirms the scope that applies to your project.
No. A request may involve a residence, room, studio or apartment, subject to the served area and confirmed scope.
No discount is promised by this page. The estimate reflects the volume, access, route, date and resources considered.
The customer should check move-in hours, elevators, loading access and residence procedures with the institution or building.
Disclose electronics and pack them appropriately. Keep irreplaceable devices, data, documents and valuables with you when practical.
Share the addresses, access, volume and preferred date to receive a response suited to the project.
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