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Browse English-friendly businesses and community resources for moves within Prague. Listings include practical advice from local experts and clearly identified partner offers.
Furnished accommodation with online booking and support for flexible stays in Prague.
Expert tip
Don’t rush into signing a lease or paying a deposit before you’ve verified both the property and the landlord. If you’d rather avoid that process, using a trusted rental platform like Flatio can provide additional peace of mind.
— Jitka Pálešová, Flatio
Support for foreigners navigating Czech immigration, residency and relocation matters.
Expert tip
Expect Nothing. Embrace Everything.
Build your network, accept that mistakes will happen and allow the excitement of the experience to balance its frustrations.
— David Rankin, VisaForce
English-speaking Prague handyman offering furniture assembly, wall mounting, painting, repairs, plumbing, and move-out maintenance.
Expert tip
Before returning a rental apartment, fill holes properly, match the paint finish, and replace yellowed silicone around sinks and bathtubs. These small details commonly cause deposit deductions but can often be fixed in one visit.
— Roman Buchtajev, Handyman
Professional end-of-tenancy cleaning throughout Prague before the formal apartment handover.
Expert tip
Do not overlook the inside of the oven, range hood filters, the refrigerator, window tracks, sills and blinds. These details are frequently inspected during the formal handover.
— Cleanwork24
A responsible option for donating usable furniture and household goods instead of throwing them away during a move.
Expert tip
Contact the receiving organization before arranging a large donation, because acceptance can depend on the item’s condition, available space and transportation requirements.
— Jan Dominik, Sue Ryder
English-speaking handyman offering furniture assembly, household repairs, installations, and small moving services throughout Prague and the surrounding area.
Expert tip
Large pieces (such as beds, wardrobes, three-seat sofas, and large tables) are generally better disassembled before moving. Smaller items, including chests of drawers, chairs, small bookcases, and shoe cabinets, can usually be moved without disassembly.
— Jan Pekník, Handyman
English-speaking Prague handyman offering furniture assembly, minor repairs, painting, plumbing, and household installations.
Expert tip
My flat rate of 1,450 Kč includes the first hour of labour, travel, and parking. Additional time is 490 Kč per hour, so it makes sense to prepare a list and combine several small tasks into one visit.
— Josef “Pepe” Vejlupek, Handyman
English-speaking moving company providing insured local moves throughout Prague, including packing, transport, furniture assembly, storage, and office relocations.
Expert tip
Declutter Before Moving Day
Moving is an ideal opportunity to declutter. Sort out unwanted items before moving day to save time, reduce costs, and make settling into your new home easier. Start packing early, label each box by room, and keep documents, medications, chargers, and a change of clothes in a separate essentials bag. If needed, a professional moving team can also handle the packing for you.
— Radek Vavřík, Move Now
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