Moving Inventory Checklist by Room
Count the things that change labor; do not turn the estimate into a tax return.
Direct answer
Start with large furniture, beds, appliances, boxes, and specialty items. The estimator handles standard preparation and setup automatically, so the customer only adjusts quantities and important exceptions.
Planning information only. Confirm route, inventory, access, written moving documents, and applicable rules before booking.✓
Eight room categories with visual icons
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Home-size starter lists remain editable
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Voice and text can populate the same inventory
Living room
- Sectional or sofa
- Loveseat or recliners
- Coffee and side tables
- TV stand
- Bookcases or wall units
Bedrooms
- Bed frames and mattresses
- Dressers and chests
- Nightstands
- Wardrobes or armoires
- Cribs or bunk beds
Dining, office, and appliances
- Dining table and chairs
- China cabinet or credenza
- Desk and office chair
- File cabinets
- Washer, dryer, refrigerator, or stove
Boxes, garage, and specialty items
- Small, medium, large, and wardrobe boxes
- Plastic totes and suitcases
- Bicycles and gym equipment
- Patio furniture and grills
- Pianos, safes, pool tables, mirrors, and televisions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know the exact furniture name?
No. Describe the item naturally by voice or text, or choose the closest visual card. The draft inventory remains editable.
Should I count every lamp and small object?
Small loose belongings are usually represented through packed or crew-packed box counts. List separate objects when they require special handling.