FAQ's - Frequently Asked Questions
What is a short haul move? This is a move that is less than 450 miles. Make sure to inquire with your moving company as you may have to pay long distance charges even for short haul moves.
What is a local move? This usually refers to moves that are less than 100 miles and within the same state.
What is an intrastate move? This refers to a move of more than 100 miles within the same state.
What are additional services? These include services such as appliance servicing, stair carries or shuttle service that you request or are required. They will result in additional charges.
What is partial packing? This generally includes the packing and wrapping or pictures, mirrors, glass items, lamps, china cabinets, televisions and furniture.
What is an international move? This is a move where your items must cross an international boundary, regardless of actual distance.
Can I ask my movers to place the furniture where I want in my home? Most movers will place the furniture where you would like. However, you need to remember that you are being charged per hour so decide where you would like the furniture to go beforehand.
How should I move any hazardous items? We recommend that you dispose of any hazardous items such as paint, propane tanks and aerosols. Professional movers can’t move combustible or hazardous items because of the potential for fires or explosions.
What is an extra pickup? Most moving companies will charge you extra to make any stops to pick up or deliver additional items from anywhere other than your origin and destination.
Why is my city not listed on the ?to city? drop down? We pull into our database the largest cities in the states. If your city is not listed, please select ?other? and enter your city name into the field. (Or you can select the nearest city to your destination that is listed on the drop down.
Can I pack and move some smaller items before the movers arrive? Yes, you should spend your time packing boxes and have friends and family members spend their time carrying the boxes to the moving truck.
Should I store items that won’t fit in my new home? You can choose to store items that won’t fit. However, if you have items that are old or have little value, you may be better to sell or donate them instead of paying the high cost of storing them for a long period.
Can movers transport my hot tub or spa? Yes, but moving companies will charge extra because these items require a special dolly and flatbed truck.
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