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Happy Packers and Movers Pvt. Ltd.

Packers and Movers in Daund

We shift homes and offices throughout Daund, from the railway colony and the SRPF quarters to the old town by the Bhima and the villages of the taluka. Our Daund office, Happy House at Shalimar Chowk, is run by Sohan Lal and arranges the survey and the crew.

  • Office in Shivaji Chowk
  • Local moves from ₹6,500
  • Written quote before packing
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Moving in Daund

Shifting homes in Daund

Daund grew up around its railway junction, where the lines to Solapur, Manmad and Baramati branch off, and the railway is still the town's biggest employer. Railway colonies with blocks of quarters stand close to the station, and staff arrive and leave on transfer all year. The State Reserve Police Force has two group headquarters here, with their own quarters and families on postings. The old town lies along the Bhima, which divides the district from Ahilyanagar, with close-packed houses, a bazaar and temples.

Quarters shape much of the moving here. Railway and SRPF blocks are older buildings of a few floors with stairs and no lifts, and the families in them pack to an inspection date set by the department. The crew we send is sized for the stairs, and the flat is left empty and swept for the handover. Houses in the old town stand close together on narrow lanes, while newer bungalows and apartment buildings on the edges of town are easier, with a gate and room for a truck.

Sugarcane is the other economy. Cooperative sugar factories in the taluka, the farms along the Bhima and the Kurkumbh chemical estate to the south bring engineers, officers and workers. Our office at Happy House, Shivaji Chowk Road, is run by Sohan Lal, who sends the surveyor, writes up the quote and assigns the crew for each move in town. For a railway or police transfer, the office also prepares the inventory and GST invoice your department asks for.

Daund at a glance

Our office
Shivaji Chowk, Daund
Local move, 2 BHK
₹12,000 to ₹16,500
Nearest common move
Kurkumbh, about 15 km
Longest common move
Mumbai, about 230 km
Quote
Written, every charge listed
Price guide

Packers and movers charges in Daund

Daund is compact. The railway colony to Shalimar Chowk is a couple of kilometres, and the old town to the newer layouts not much more, so a 2 BHK goes from one door to the other inside a working day. Kurkumbh is about 15 km away and still a day move. What slows things is the stair carry in the quarters, the narrow lanes near the river, and traffic backing up where roads cross the railway at busy times. A large farm household is often packed over two days.

Cost calculator
Home sizeLocal, up to 200 km
Few items₹6,500 to ₹9,500
1 BHK₹10,000 to ₹13,500
2 BHK₹12,000 to ₹16,500
3 BHK₹17,000 to ₹21,500
4 BHK₹23,000 to ₹29,500

Work out a figure yourself with the moving cost calculator, which reads the same rate card we quote from.

Where we work

Areas we cover in Daund

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  • Shivaji Chowk and Shalimar Chowk

    The busy centre, with shops, offices and flats above them. The truck loads early, before the traffic builds, and parks on the widest stretch of road.

  • The railway colony

    Blocks of quarters near the junction, with stairs and no lifts. The move is fixed to the inspection date, and enough hands come for the stair carry.

  • The SRPF campus

    Police quarters behind a guarded gate. The truck and crew details go in advance, and the campus decides where the vehicle may stand.

  • The old town by the Bhima

    Close-packed houses and lanes near the river and the bazaar. A tempo does the shuttle, and heavy pieces come down narrow stairs by hand.

  • The Kurkumbh road

    Bungalows and newer apartment buildings on the road south out of town, where a truck can usually pull right up to the gate.

Local know-how

Before moving day in Daund

  1. 01

    Society and building rules

    Railway and SRPF quarters follow their own rules. The department sets a vacating date, the quarters are inspected, and meter readings and keys are handed back, so we load a day ahead of the inspection. The gate at the SRPF campus needs the truck and crew details ahead. In town, apartment buildings are small and run by their residents, who want notice and cleared dues. An independent house just needs the landlord's consent and the last rent and electricity bill paid.

  2. 02

    Where the truck can stand

    Most of Daund takes a 14 ft truck, and the railway colony and the newer layouts have space to stand at the gate. The lanes of the old town near the river and the bazaar are too narrow to turn in, so a tempo ferries goods out to the truck at the nearest open stretch. Shivaji Chowk and the station road are busy from mid morning, and a truck can only load there early. Farm addresses along the Bhima are easy in dry weather and soft after rain.

  3. 03

    Traffic and timing

    The centre is busiest from late morning, with shoppers around Shivaji Chowk and the bazaar, and traffic near the station rises with train arrivals. Railway transfers tend to follow the school year, so May and June are busy for quarters moves, and those dates go first. Ganesh festival processions close central roads for a few evenings. While the factories are crushing, the roads towards them fill with cane tractors. Weekday mornings with an early start are the easiest time.

  4. 04

    Weather and the months to plan around

    Daund sits on the dry plain of the Bhima, with light rain and hot summers. Afternoons in April and May regularly cross 40°C, and upper floors in the quarters are hot by noon, so the crew starts at 7 am and carries the heavy pieces first. Rain from June to September comes in short, heavy bursts that leave the old town's lanes muddy, and in a wet year, when dams upstream release water, the Bhima rises along the edge of town. Moving is least tiring in the cool, dry months, November to February.

Local office

Our own office in Daund

Moves in and around Daund are run from this office, so the person who surveys your home and the crew that packs it answer to someone in the city. Sohan Lal runs it, and the number below is the one to call about a move here. If something needs sorting out after the move, there is a person and an address, not a helpline.

Office
Happy House, Shivaji Chowk Road, Shalimar Chowk, Daund 413801
In charge
Sohan Lal
+91 93700 34666
Moving out

Moving from Daund to another city

Railway staff leave Daund for postings along the lines that meet here, and SRPF families move with their units across the state. Graduates head for Mumbai and other cities, and families from the villages move into town for the schools.

Moving toRoad distanceUsual transit2 BHK guide price
KurkumbhAbout 15 kmSame day₹12,000 to ₹16,500
ShrigondaAbout 30 kmSame day₹12,000 to ₹16,500
BaramatiAbout 45 kmSame day₹12,000 to ₹16,500
PuneAbout 75 kmSame day₹12,000 to ₹16,500
AhilyanagarAbout 85 kmSame day₹12,000 to ₹16,500
SolapurAbout 190 kmSame day or next morning₹12,000 to ₹16,500
MumbaiAbout 230 kmSame day or next morning₹16,000 to ₹21,500

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Sending a car or a bike as well? From Daund to Mumbai a car costs about ₹5,800 to ₹12,500 and a bike about ₹2,800 to ₹5,800. A vehicle rides on its own carrier rather than inside the household truck, so there are two arrival windows to plan for.

Nearby

Also covered near Daund

The Maharashtra page lists everywhere else we cover in the state. Every city we cover is on one page.

Worth reading before a move in Daund: How to transfer goods from one city to another as a business and How to choose the right packers and movers in India.

FAQs

Moving in Daund: your questions

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Do you have an office in Daund?

Yes. Our Daund office is at Happy House, Shivaji Chowk Road, Shalimar Chowk, and Sohan Lal runs it. He sets up the survey, prepares the written quote, assigns the crew and handles the railway or SRPF paperwork where it is needed. You can reach the office on +91 93700 34666.

I am a railway employee vacating quarters in the colony. How do you plan around the inspection?

Tell us the inspection date and the day you are due at your next posting. Packing and loading happen on the eve of the inspection, and the quarters are left swept and empty. Enough hands come to bring heavy items down the stairs safely. Your transfer claim gets a GST invoice and a full inventory, and for a long move there is a consignment number to follow.

Can you move an SRPF family to a new posting?

Yes. Before the day, the campus gate needs the vehicle's registration and ID for everyone in the crew, which we send once you book. Packing is planned around your vacating date, and a car or motorbike can go separately on a carrier. For a posting in another district the load travels with a consignment number and updates.

We are moving across the Bhima to Ahilyanagar. Can it be done in a day?

Yes. Ahilyanagar is about 85 km away by way of Shrigonda, so goods loaded at breakfast time are normally going into the new house by afternoon. At this end the time goes on the stairs or the lane, and at the other on the new building's rules, which we check before the day.

What does it cost to shift a home in Daund?

On our rate card a local move inside Daund costs ₹10,000 to ₹13,500 for a 1 BHK, ₹12,000 to ₹16,500 for a 2 BHK and ₹17,000 to ₹21,500 for a 3 BHK. A 2 BHK going from Daund to Mumbai, about 230 km, is ₹16,000 to ₹21,500. Stairs, lift access and packing material decide where in the range you land.

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