GANZ Möbeltransport AG

A moving company built on decades of logistics

GANZ Möbeltransport AG is a Swiss moving and logistics firm based in Brüttisellen, near Zurich, operating from Ruchstuckstrasse 17. The company handles private residential moves, corporate office relocations, storage, specialized art and heavy-goods transport, and international relocations for employees moving to or within Switzerland. The firm operates under a formal legal structure (CHE-106.948.317 is its UID), indicating a registered and regulated business rather than an unincorporated operator. Contact is available at +41 44 687 11 11.

For someone arriving in Switzerland, GANZ offers the "Internationale Umzug" service: international employee transfers managed in partnership with specialized firms across Europe. The site describes these moves as handled "von A bis Z" (from A to Z), meaning the company oversees the entire process from planning through delivery. This is especially relevant for someone relocating from abroad to take up a job in Switzerland, or for a Swiss company bringing in international staff. The partnership model means GANZ coordinates the route rather than moving every mile itself, which is common for long-distance European relocations and allows GANZ to manage routes it would be inefficient to handle alone.

Brüttisellen is strategically located in the greater Zurich region (Kanton Zurich), making it well-positioned for both local relocations in the Zurich agglomeration and access to European routes via major highways and rail connections to neighboring countries. This location is relevant if you are moving to the Zurich area and want local pickup, or if you are coordinating from Zurich for a move to another European city.

What GANZ actually handles

The site lists these services in detail: residential moves (Privatumzüge), corporate office moves (Geschäftsumzüge), storage solutions for household goods and business inventory, assembly and disassembly of office and modular furniture systems, event setup and breakdown for conferences and trade fairs, and specialized transport including art handling (Kunsttransporte) for museums, private collectors, galleries and auction houses, plus heavy-goods transport (Schwertransport) for objects too large or valuable for standard moving. The site emphasizes that GANZ has been the "first choice" for these specialized transports for decades.

The company operates its own fleet of vehicles and uses a furniture lift to handle difficult access. The lift is significant because it means moving into upper floors or buildings without ground-floor loading areas does not require renting additional equipment on the day. It also manages intermediate storage (Zwischenlager) for moves that need flexibility, and stocks "transfer containers" (Umzugsfaltbehälter) described as environmentally friendly and designed to make transport safer by reducing waste. These containers are reusable, which lowers both environmental impact and the cost per move compared to cardboard or single-use packaging.

The firm's art transport service is detailed enough to name both public and private collectors, galleries, and auction houses as clientele, suggesting experience with insurance requirements and handling protocols for valuable work. Public museums in particular have strict curatorial standards and liability insurance requirements, so being trusted by public institutions signals regulatory competence and professional care. The heavy-goods service explicitly covers "unserzetzlicher Objekte" (irreplaceable objects), which signals expertise in transport methods for items that cannot simply be replaced if damaged. This is particularly relevant for anyone relocating a piano, sculptures, antiques or other high-value items. A piano mover, for example, must know specialized techniques for moving instruments through doorways, down stairs and via lifts without damaging the soundboard or mechanism.

For corporate moves (Geschäftsumzüge), GANZ emphasizes working "eng mit Ihrem Team zusammen" (closely with your team), which suggests coordination on timing, logistics and minimal business disruption. This is important for companies moving offices; downtime costs money, so a moving company that coordinates closely can often finish faster and with fewer interruptions than one that simply shows up and moves boxes. The modular nature of GANZ's services (you can hire moves, storage, assembly and cleanup separately or as a package) means you can customize based on your situation: a small household move needs only movers; a corporate office relocation might need movers, furniture assembly, and installation cleanup all coordinated together.

What remains unanswered

The site does not publish prices, either as a scale or as example quotes. For someone arriving in Switzerland from abroad, this means you cannot budget or compare GANZ against competitors without a phone call or email inquiry. The site does not specify which languages the team speaks; while Brüttisellen is Zurich's German-speaking region, the site does not state whether GANZ has staff who speak English, French or other languages, which is relevant for someone coordinating an international move from abroad. It does not name its office locations beyond the headquarters in Brüttisellen. It does not state how long it has been in business or when it was founded.

The site does not clarify whether international moves are handled end-to-end by GANZ staff or whether the "partnership-based" model means you may be handed off to another firm once abroad, which is common practice. This is an important distinction: end-to-end ownership means one firm responsible for the whole route, while a partnership model means GANZ coordinates but another firm's team may execute parts of it. The site does not say how far from Brüttisellen it will travel for a local move, so someone relocating within Switzerland but far from Zurich cannot tell if GANZ services their destination without contacting them.

The site also does not mention insurance for household moves, storage safety, or damage claims procedures, which are standard details for moving companies to publish. This does not mean GANZ is uninsured, only that the site does not make insurance visible.

Who it suits

GANZ suits a corporate relocation manager placing international staff into Switzerland, because the site explicitly names employee moves (Umzüge Ihrer Mitarbeitenden) as a service and the partnership model aligns with how multinational companies often coordinate cross-border transfers. It suits someone moving a household across several countries who wants a single point of contact and coordination for the entire route, though you will need to verify the partnership arrangement and insurance details before committing. It suits an art collector, museum or gallery moving valuable pieces, where the site's decades of art-handling experience (mentioned for both public and private collectors) is the selling point. It also suits someone with a high-value or unusual item (piano, sculpture, antique furniture) who wants movers with specialized experience.

GANZ does not suit someone looking for a price comparison or a published rate before contact, because no pricing appears on the site. It does not suit someone expecting a single integrated European mover to do all the work; the partnership model suggests handoffs at borders, which means multiple teams and potential language barriers. It does not suit someone wanting to understand the firm's background and track record in words; beyond "decades" and professional language, the site offers little history or detailed service commitments. It does not suit someone needing to confirm language services or insurance before moving forward, since these details are not published.