When many companies provide interstate relocation services, they try to cut costs however they can. This sometimes involves a process known as ‘backloading’, whereby so-called interstate furniture removalists load the client’s belongings onto an empty truck that is about to return to its original location and coincides with the client’s destination. This is cheaper, as the truck is headed in that direction anyway, but as far as Ashfield Removals is concerned, it is not a professional, reliable way to operate. We insist that the same ‘leading hand’ oversees the loading and unloading our clients’ belongings, no matter the distance. Relying on unknown, untested drivers to behave professionally and take care when driving is not something we are prepared to risk, so we do not consider it an option.