Service locations
Packers and movers support across Delhi NCR and major Indian cities
South Home handles local moves, intercity relocation, vehicle movement and employee transfer shifting with own vehicles, packing material and direct PAN India coordination.
Delhi NCR, major Indian cities, and PAN India routes are organized for easier quote planning.
Areas we shift from in Delhi NCR
Every area moves differently. These pages cover the lifts, lane widths, society rules and floor access our crews actually meet in each one, so you know what your move involves before asking for a quote.
Delhi NCR
Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
Home, office, vehicle and transfer shifting across the whole capital region, plus PAN India routes out of it.
View locationPahar Ganj
Central New Delhi
Our own base. Local shifting, small office moves and intercity dispatch from central Delhi.
View locationNew Delhi
Delhi
Household, office and government transfer shifting across the NDMC area and central Delhi.
View locationSouth Delhi
Delhi
Bungalow, builder-floor and apartment shifting across the South Delhi colonies.
View locationDwarka
South West Delhi
Society and apartment shifting across the Dwarka sub-city sectors.
View locationRohini
North West Delhi
DDA flat and society shifting across the Rohini sectors.
View locationNoida
Uttar Pradesh
Society, apartment and office shifting across the Noida and Greater Noida sectors.
View locationGurgaon
Haryana
High-rise, condominium and corporate relocation across Gurgaon and Gurugram.
View locationGhaziabad
Uttar Pradesh
Apartment, builder floor and independent house shifting across Ghaziabad and Indirapuram.
View locationFaridabad
Haryana
Sector housing, industrial area and independent house shifting across Faridabad.
View locationMeerut
Uttar Pradesh
Home, cantonment and student shifting across Meerut, an hour up the expressway from our base.
View locationCities we deliver into
Where Delhi NCR households most often move to. Each page covers what delivery in that city actually involves, from society timings to lane access.
Mumbai
Maharashtra
Moves into and out of Mumbai on any Indian corridor, with destination access planned first.
View locationPune
Maharashtra
Moves into and out of Pune on any corridor, including part loads for students and professionals.
View locationBangalore
Karnataka
Moves into and out of Bangalore on any corridor, with gate passes and lift slots arranged.
View locationHyderabad
Telangana
Moves into and out of Hyderabad on any corridor, including government and PSU transfers.
View locationChennai
Tamil Nadu
Moves into and out of Chennai on any corridor, packed for coastal humidity.
View locationPopular relocation routes
Route pages help customers compare distance, packing needs, delivery timing, and long-distance planning before asking for a quotation.
Delhi to Mumbai
about 1,400 km · 3 to 4 days
Delhi to Mumbai is the busiest long-distance shifting route we handle, and also the one where destination access causes the most surprises. The road is straightforward; the Mumbai building is usually not.
View routeDelhi to Bangalore
about 2,150 km · 4 to 6 days
Delhi to Bangalore is the longest route most of our customers take, and the one with the highest share of IT and corporate transfers. Long transit means packing has to survive days of vibration, not just the loading and unloading.
View routeDelhi to Pune
about 1,450 km · 3 to 5 days
Delhi to Pune moves are dominated by job transfers and student relocations, which means more partial loads and tighter budgets than a full family shift. The last stretch into Pune is also where the route gets slow.
View routeDelhi to Hyderabad
about 1,550 km · 3 to 5 days
Delhi to Hyderabad carries a high share of government and PSU transfers alongside IT relocations, which makes documentation as important as packing on this route.
View routeDelhi to Chennai
about 2,180 km · 5 to 6 days
Delhi to Chennai combines the longest transit of the southern routes with the most humid destination in this list. Moisture protection is the single thing that decides whether goods arrive in good condition.
View routeDelhi to Kolkata
about 1,500 km · 3 to 5 days
Delhi to Kolkata runs along the Grand Trunk Road, one of the busiest freight corridors in India. The traffic on it, not the distance, is what shapes the timeline.
View routeDelhi to Jaipur
about 280 km · same day or next day
Delhi to Jaipur is short enough to complete in a single day, which changes the whole economics of the move. There is no overnight halt, so there is no reason to pay long-transit packing prices.
View routeDelhi to Chandigarh
about 250 km · same day or next day
Delhi to Chandigarh carries an unusually high share of government and defence transfers. It is also the easiest destination to deliver into on this entire list, because of how Chandigarh is planned.
View routeDelhi to Ahmedabad
about 950 km · 2 to 3 days
Delhi to Ahmedabad is the fastest of the long-distance western routes, with good roads the whole way and a destination city that is genuinely easy to deliver into.
View routeDelhi to Indore
about 850 km · 2 to 3 days
Delhi to Indore is a two-day run into one of the cleanest and best-organised cities in central India, which makes delivery here noticeably simpler than most destinations of this size.
View routeDelhi to Bhopal
about 780 km · 2 to 3 days
Delhi to Bhopal is the shortest of our central India routes and carries a high share of government transfers, since Bhopal is a state capital with substantial administrative housing.
View routeDelhi to Patna
about 1,050 km · 3 to 4 days
Delhi to Patna is largely a family and employee-transfer route, with a strong seasonal pattern around festivals when a very large number of people return to Bihar at once.
View routeDelhi to Ranchi
about 1,300 km · 3 to 5 days
Delhi to Ranchi combines a busy freight corridor with a final climb onto the Chota Nagpur plateau, and it carries a high share of PSU and mining-sector transfers.
View routeDelhi to Siliguri
about 1,500 km · 4 to 5 days
Delhi to Siliguri matters more than its size suggests, because Siliguri is the gateway to the entire Northeast and to the hill stations of North Bengal and Sikkim.
View routeDelhi to Guwahati
about 1,850 km · 5 to 7 days
Delhi to Guwahati passes through the Siliguri corridor, the narrow strip of land connecting the Northeast to the rest of India. Every consignment to the region goes through it, and that shapes the timeline.
View routeDelhi to Visakhapatnam
about 1,850 km · 4 to 6 days
Delhi to Visakhapatnam ends at a coastal industrial and naval city, which means both salt-laden air at the destination and a high share of defence and PSU transfers.
View routeDelhi to Vijayawada
about 1,700 km · 4 to 5 days
Delhi to Vijayawada has grown busier since the Amaravati capital region developed nearby, bringing government and administrative relocations alongside the usual family moves.
View routeDelhi to Coimbatore
about 2,400 km · 6 to 7 days
Delhi to Coimbatore is a long southern haul into a textile and engineering hub, with a milder climate than the rest of Tamil Nadu thanks to the Nilgiri foothills.
View routeDelhi to Mysore
about 2,300 km · 5 to 7 days
Delhi to Mysore runs the full NH-44 corridor and then continues past Bangalore. Mysore itself is one of the easier southern cities to deliver into, being planned and relatively uncongested.
View routeDelhi to Mangalore
about 2,150 km · 5 to 7 days
Delhi to Mangalore ends on the Karnataka coast, which means the Western Ghats crossing on one side and heavy coastal humidity on the other. Both shape how the move is planned.
View routeDelhi to Kochi
about 2,650 km · 6 to 8 days
Delhi to Kochi is one of the longest routes we run, ending in a backwater city where humidity is high year-round and residential lanes are famously narrow.
View routeDelhi to Thrissur
about 2,600 km · 6 to 8 days
Delhi to Thrissur serves central Kerala, an area with a high concentration of families whose members work abroad, which shows up in the kind of household goods that move on this route.
View routeDelhi to Kozhikode
about 2,500 km · 6 to 8 days
Delhi to Kozhikode reaches northern Kerala through the Wayanad ghat section, a winding hill descent that needs the load secured differently from a straight highway run.
View routeDelhi to Thiruvananthapuram
about 2,800 km · 7 to 9 days
Delhi to Thiruvananthapuram is the longest route we run, reaching almost the southern tip of the country. As a state capital it also carries a high share of government transfers.
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