Impulse Removals
Roman personally attends jobs and has carried furniture up fire stairs mid-move without missing a beat.
That operational reliability is what distinguishes this business from removalists who are simply polite and on time. Customers across apartment moves, full house relocations, and interstate jobs all use similar language: nothing was too hard, nothing was damaged, pricing matched or beat expectations. If you're planning a move with any complicating factor — settlement delays, tricky access, tight timing — it's worth calling Roman directly to discuss specifics, since the reviews suggest he'll give you a straight answer on what's feasible rather than overpromise.
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“arrived on time, loaded everything quickly and carefully, with no fuss”
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About Impulse Removals
Roman Bratash runs Impulse Removals as a hands-on owner-operator, regularly showing up personally to jobs alongside a small trusted crew — with teammates Taras also named by customers for reliable work. The operation covers local apartment-to-apartment moves, full house relocations, and interstate jobs (Sydney to Brisbane and Gold Coast both appear in reviews), making them more versatile than a typical metro-only moving company. What sets Roman's crew apart in practice is their problem-solving under pressure: they've navigated broken lifts with fire-stair carries without complaint, handled last-minute settlement-day reschedules, executed 9-hour unsupervised moves where customers left them the keys and returned to everything arranged correctly, and worked through heavy rain with full furniture protection intact. The team arrives with blankets, trolleys, ropes, and protective wrapping as standard, and at least one crew member has carpentry skills — multiple customers mention on-site furniture disassembly and reassembly, and one reviewer notes a wobbly table leg and broken drawer were fixed on the spot. Roman is specifically praised for flexible quoting on short notice and for pricing that multiple reviewers describe as fair or economical without being prompted, which suggests he's pricing competitively rather than padding hours. For anyone anxious about a complex or time-sensitive move, the pattern across 50 reviews is remarkably consistent: the team doesn't manufacture delays or create billable drama.
Best for: last-minute or settlement-day moves with tight timing, difficult-access apartments with no working lift, interstate relocations from Sydney, and homeowners who need furniture disassembly and reassembly handled on the day.
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Does Roman from Impulse Removals handle interstate moves, or just local Sydney jobs?+
Roman and his team have completed interstate removals — reviews specifically mention moves from Sydney to Brisbane and from Sydney to the Gold Coast. These weren't isolated cases; the team is described as professional and damage-free on long-distance jobs. If you're planning an interstate move, it's worth contacting Roman directly to discuss logistics and availability, as interstate scheduling likely requires more lead time than a local move.
What happens if my building has no working lift or difficult access?+
This scenario comes up directly in reviews — one customer's lifts were out of service on moving day, requiring everything to be carried via fire stairs, and the team handled it without complaint or extra drama. Another customer notes difficult access at their property was managed efficiently. Roman's crew bring trolleys, ropes, and blankets as standard, which helps with awkward access situations. It's still worth flagging access details when you get your quote so they can plan staffing appropriately.
How does Impulse Removals handle pricing — is it hourly or a fixed quote?+
Multiple reviewers describe the pricing as fair, reasonable, or economical compared to other quotes they received, with one customer noting Roman's quote was the most economical of several they considered. Reviews don't specify whether jobs are priced hourly or as fixed quotes, and the structure may vary by job type. Contact Roman directly for a quote — several reviewers mention he's easy to deal with and straightforward from the first call.
Can I leave the team unsupervised with keys to both properties?+
Yes — this is explicitly described in at least one review, where a customer handed over keys to both the old and new home, went to work for a 9-hour move, and returned to find everything arranged as discussed with no issues. Roman is also described in another review as trustworthy enough to be left without supervision due to a family emergency. That said, any arrangement like this is worth discussing with Roman in advance so expectations are clear on both sides.
Does the team disassemble and reassemble furniture as part of the move?+
Yes — furniture disassembly and reassembly is mentioned across multiple reviews as something the crew does as part of the job, not an add-on. Specific items mentioned include gas-lift beds, dining tables, and flat-pack furniture. One reviewer also notes that a crew member with carpentry skills fixed a wobbly table leg and broken drawer on the spot. Confirm with Roman whether complex pieces you have in mind are included in your quote.