Local moves require nearly as much planning as cross country moves. You still have time lines, deadlines, and plenty of details to pay attention to. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions that we receive and we help you solve when it comes to a local residential move.
A: You cannot guarantee that your family and friends will actually show up on move day. It is not that they do not plan on helping when they say they will but things happen. People get sick, get called in to work, simply forget, or just are not as reliable as you thought they would be. A mover will be there. They are completely dedicated to giving you the best possible moving experience.
A: As your professional mover we are not only bonded but also have insurance in place to cover any mishap that may occur. When you move there is a complete inventory list that you sign off on when the mover leaves your old residence. You sign off on it after they have delivered it to your new residence as well. There will be a time period after your move where you can file a claim for damage to any item that the mover packed for you.
A: The move is always easier if you did not procrastinate. You should have stable boxes for packing your belongings. Make sure the boxes are not too heavy. For example, if you have a lot of books you do not want to make a one hundred pound box. There are many places that you can purchase moving boxes and supplies. As your mover we will always have them available for you too. It is an investment that will give you organization on moving day. It will also help you organize your new residence.
A: We can do as much or as little as you need. If you want to pack everything up yourself and just have them transport it from point A to point B that is fine. If you would prefer trusting your possessions to professionals who know how to pack, stack, and move that is also available. The decisions you make will depend on your budget, value of time, and physical ability to take care of the task of moving.
A: You cannot put flammable things in the moving van. That is important for the safety of your mover first and foremost. It is also good for the safety of your possessions. You can either put flammables in your car or get rid of them and replace them at your new residence.
