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Moving in Bytom

Bytom has one of the most beautiful city centres in Silesia – and also one of the most difficult for moving. Grand turn-of-the-century tenement buildings, no lifts, courtyards behind gateways, and old mine workings underground. So we plan Bytom–Wrocław moves, and moves from Bytom to other regions of Poland, with the stairs and access in mind, not just the motorway drive.

From Wrocław to Bytom

We take the A4 motorway to the Sośnica interchange, where we switch to the A1 and head north to the Bytom exit. The whole route is about 200 km and takes a little over two hours. The final stretch runs through city streets with trams, and some underpasses beneath viaducts have height restrictions – so we check the route to the specific building before setting off.

City centre: high, steep, no lift

The tenement buildings on the Market Square and on Dworcowa, Piekarska and Chrobrego streets have three or four storeys, but each of them is nearly four metres high. A third floor therefore means a long climb with every wardrobe, fridge and box. Such buildings rarely have a lift, and the stairs can be wooden and uneven. When quoting, we always ask about the floor and whether the flat is at the front or in a rear building. This determines the size of the crew and the realistic working time.

Mining damage

In some parts of Bytom, buildings visibly lean and floors are uneven because of past coal mining. For a move, this means wardrobes need levelling during assembly, and furniture on castors can roll away on its own. We keep this in mind when positioning items in your new home and when securing them in the old one.

Districts outside the centre

DistrictWhat we expect
Miechowiceprefabricated blocks and houses, long estate lanes
Arki Bożka estate, Stroszeklarge estates of blocks, lifts in the tall buildings
Szombierki, Bobrek, Łagiewnikitraditional workers' housing and old tenements
Sucha Góra, Górniki, Stolarzowicedetached houses, garages and gardens
Rozbark, Karbpre-war buildings, narrow courtyards

Moving from Bytom to Wrocław – who and why

We often move young families who have found work in Lower Silesia, as well as older people moving closer to their children. For the latter, the job usually involves more than transport: sorting belongings, packing keepsakes and clearing the flat of furniture that isn't coming along. We do all of this on a single date. We describe these services in detail on our additional services page.

Our base is in Wrocław at Zabrodzie 27, where we also have our warehouse. We use our own vehicles, work under a contract and issue a VAT invoice. Before you call, you can get a rough count of your belongings with our volume calculator.

Moving in Bytom – questions

I live on the third floor of a tenement with no lift. Does that increase the cost?

Yes, the number of floors without a lift affects working time and crew size. That is why we ask about it when quoting, not on moving day.

Can you move a piano out of a Bytom tenement?

Yes, it is one of the jobs that requires extra people and equipment. Describe the floor and stairwell to us and we will prepare a separate quote.

How long does a move from Bytom to Wrocław take?

The drive itself is just over two hours. We complete a flat in a block in one day, while a high-floor tenement flat with full packing is sometimes planned over two.

Will you take away furniture I'm not bringing?

Yes. On moving day, we can clear the flat, cellar and attic and send unwanted items for disposal.

A tenement in Bytom? We'll account for every floor

Tell us where you are moving from and to – a free quote with no surprises on the stairs.

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