Gun Safe Movers Near Me in Sandy, Utah
The safe is bolted to the basement floor and the sale closes in three weeks. Now what.
Get a Free Quote Call (435) 862-3080Selling a house with a large safe in it produces a decision that people put off, usually because both options involve effort and neither is obviously right.
Just-In-Time Moving moves safes across Sandy and Salt Lake County.
Leave it or take it
The question is worth settling early, because it affects the listing rather than only the move.
Taking it means a move that needs planning: anchors removed, a route out that may involve basement stairs, and a destination decided in advance. It also means holes in a floor and possibly a wall, and it is worth knowing what your agreement or your buyer expects about that.
Leaving it means agreeing explicitly whether it is included in the sale. Do not leave this to assumption in either direction. A safe is exactly the sort of item that one party assumes conveys and the other assumes does not, and discovering the disagreement at walkthrough is a poor time.
If it is being left, get it in writing, and change the combination or clear it properly before handover.
If it is coming
Say at booking whether it is anchored, because removing bolts is straightforward when expected and an unwelcome surprise when not.
Basement safes are the common case here and the harder one. Basement stairs are frequently steeper and narrower than the main staircase and often turn, and going up is slow while going down is genuinely dangerous, since a dense top-heavy object that starts moving on a staircase cannot simply be stopped.
Empty it completely. It removes real weight, stops contents shifting inside something already top-heavy, and means the contents are never our responsibility in transit.
Find the weight or the make and model, since manufacturer figures vary widely between similar-looking models.
Send photographs of where it stands, the route out, and the approach to where a truck can park. Those three tell us more than a paragraph.
At the new house
Decide the position before the day rather than with a safe standing in the garage. If it is being bolted down, plan that as part of the job so the tools are on the truck.
Tell us what the route surface is. Concentrated weight is harder on tile than people expect, and protection goes down before anything moves.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should the safe be included in the house sale?
Whichever you decide, put it in writing rather than leaving it to assumption. A safe is exactly the item one party assumes conveys and the other assumes does not, and finding out at the final walkthrough is a bad time to discover the disagreement.
It is bolted down in the basement. Can it come out?
Usually, and tell us at booking that it is anchored so the tools are on the truck. Basement stairs are the harder part: steeper, narrower and more likely to turn, and downward is genuinely more dangerous than upward.
What do you need to quote it?
The weight or the make and model, since manufacturer figures vary widely between similar-looking safes, plus photographs of where it stands, the route out and the approach to where a truck can park.
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