Your moving date first.The inventory next.

Show where there is room in the schedule before requiring a full inventory. If there is no connected planner, a maintained weekly indication and an agreed callback route can do the job. Only your real planning can confirm a date; the coloured calendar in the original is a structure, not available crews.

Ask about the living room, kitchen, bedrooms and storage, leaving space for a piano or another exceptional item. Add the floor and lift access at both addresses. Those answers support your assessment of volume and equipment; they do not create an automatic fixed price or a confirmed move.

Describe your actual insurance, damage procedure and service area in plain language. Display a quality mark only if you are a member, and explain its meaning. The original refers to the Dutch Keurmerk Erkende Verhuizer; that is not a claim of membership or a certification of every removals business.

Give the customer a practical place to find packing instructions, box collection and return arrangements, and parking preparation. Local access information should reflect the places you actually serve and be checked for that move. Check the applicable parking and permit arrangements for the actual moving location.

Start with the intake and draft design, then map the pages in a flowchart. Availability, inventory and useful location pages determine the agreed work. A complete website costs €75 per month and a webshop €150 per month, excluding VAT. Both have an initial fixed term of 24 months and can be cancelled monthly after that, without a new fixed term. There is no upfront build fee. Domain and email are paid by the client. Discuss any connection to your planning system separately before work starts. The first conversation is free and carries no obligation.