Aschaffenburg lies in Bavaria but feels like the Rhine-Main region — and that is exactly how we treat it: the same crew, the same hourly rate, the same written fixed price. From the Schlossviertel to Schweinheim, from the A3 junction down to the Main.
Here is how it runs: you fill in the fixed-price calculator or write to info@umzugschef.de. We come for a survey on request — anywhere in Aschaffenburg, or by video call. After that, a quote with the final amount is on the table. Whatever is not in the quote costs nothing.
The districts we work in
Innenstadt, Damm, Gailbach, Schweinheim, Leider, Obernau — and the villages at the edge of the Spessart just behind. Aschaffenburg lies a good 40 kilometres east of Frankfurt; the travel stands openly in the quote.
What a move costs in Aschaffenburg
Two movers and a van cost €89 per hour. Travel is included up to 20 km, after that every kilometre counts at €1.20. Three rooms, second-floor walk-up on both sides, a good 40 kilometres of travel: guide price €540–720. All conditions sit in the open on the Prices page, saving tips under Moving costs.
It carries on eastwards
Aschaffenburg is our bridge between the two bases: whoever moves from here towards Fulda or further into East Hesse drives through with the same team — no reloading, no handover. More under long-distance move.
Liability and payment
Every piece we transport is covered by law: €620 per cubic metre of load under § 451e HGB. Payment is due once the move is done — by bank transfer or in cash. We never ask for a deposit.
Nearby towns
Hanau and Offenbach on the way to Frankfurt — and eastwards our team in Fulda.
Bavaria, Hesse — does that change the price?
No. The hourly rate applies across the region; only the travel differs, and it stands openly in the quote.
Do you take bulky waste as well?
Yes — whatever does not move along, we drive away directly: house clearance, handed over broom-clean.