At the foot of the Taunus, people live spaciously — which at moving time means: more volume, more floors, more garden shed. We price that honestly. Between Altstadt and Stierstadt, between Weißkirchen and Bommersheim, the same written fixed price applies as in the city.
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 Oberursel, 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
Altstadt, Stierstadt, Weißkirchen, Bommersheim, Oberstedten — and the Hochtaunus district along with them. Oberursel lies a good 20 kilometres from Frankfurt, so the travel is effectively included.
What a move costs in Oberursel
Two movers and a van cost €89 per hour, travel up to 20 km is included. Many houses here come with a cellar, an attic and a garden — it is the volume that drives the price, not the distance. Three rooms, second-floor walk-up on both sides: guide price €490–670. Four rooms with all the trimmings sit closer to the table on Moving costs — or simply run your case through the fixed-price calculator.
Bulky pieces from the garden shed
Whatever does not move along does not have to be your disposal problem — we take bulky waste and old garden furniture with us right away, details under house clearance. And what will not fit through the stairwell, the furniture lift brings in through the window.
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
Frankfurt is on the doorstep, Bad Homburg right next door; the rest of the Taunus follows at the same fixed price. Further into the Wetterau: Bad Nauheim.
Do you drive up into the Taunus too?
Yes. Within 100 km of Frankfurt the same written fixed price applies — hillside addresses included.
Do you take plants and garden furniture?
Yes, both. Large planters are secured like furniture; whatever stays behind goes into the clearance.