Family Movers (Pvt) Ltd, Sri Lanka’s leading all-in-one relocation service provider, celebrates its 35th anniversary this year. Since its establishment in 1989, Family Movers has offered comprehensive relocation solutions for homes and offices, prioritizing safety, security, and peace of mind. The company takes full responsibility for the entire relocation process, including packing, transporting, dismantling, reassembling furniture, and unpacking at the destination.
Their services extend to international relocations, handled seamlessly from pickup to final delivery. Additionally, Family Movers offers secure short- and long-term storage facilities, using raised platforms to protect customers’ valuables with maximum safety and security.
“Our goal is to continually enhance the customer experience, making every move a happy and positive memory,” said Akila Chandrasiri, Managing Director of Family Movers (Pvt) Ltd. “Our operations are supported by in-house ERP and GPS tracking systems, enabling close monitoring and supervision of every job we undertake, ensuring a seamless moving experience for each of our valued clients,” he added.
The company’s team consists of over 45 skilled and experienced permanent staff trained in first aid and fire safety, alongside a well-maintained fleet of vehicles in various sizes, capable of handling relocations of any scale.
Family Movers boasts a long list of prestigious corporate clients, including Sampath Bank, MillenniumIT, Sunshine Holdings, Informatics, DMS, IBM Sri Lanka, John Keells Holdings, and Fab Foods. They have also managed high-profile relocations, such as moving the Department of Immigration & Emigration, the Department of Registration of Persons to Battaramulla, the Sri Lanka Customs office to its new headquarters in Colombo Fort, and the SriLankan Airlines office to the World Trade Centre.
Notably, Family Movers specializes in handling heavy and sensitive items such as iron safes, ATMs, server racks, medical equipment, and pianos, showcasing their expertise in managing complex relocation challenges.
