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Movers Tip # 17 -
Load Last, Unload First * When loading your items, make sure you designate some boxes for essentials and items needed immediately at unload. Be sure these boxes are clearly labeled as "load last / unload first" or something similar, for easy accessibility. These items might include first day snacks, drinks and food. Also important toiletries and linens, medications, bedding, TV remote and flashlights.
Movers Tip # 38 -
Use Your Coupons * The entire moving process can get expensive, so make use of your coupons for meals, carpet cleaners, and other useful services.
Movers Tip # 51 -
Know Your Moving Rights and Responsiblities * Know your rights, you will be signing a contract. As a consumer you are protected and you do have rights. But you have to do your homework before signing anything. And make sure you completely understand all the terms and conditions of the contract.
Movers Tip # 46 -
Moving Terms - Truck For Hire * Truck for-hire: A trucking company that is paid to transport cargo belonging to others. These trucks can be very big, and sometimes can be very difficult to maneuver in residential neighborhoods.
Quick Moving Tip # 22 -
Know When To Move * The busiest times for local moving companies are generally weekends, the end of the month, end of the year, and the summer months. The busiest times for long distance movers are usually from June to September each year. The busiest times for local office movers is usually Saturdays and ends of months. You may want to consider relocating when movers are least busy so you can avail yourself to the best services and best rates.
Pro Movers Tip # 74 -
Take One Last Look * Take one last look around the house before the moving truck leaves the house. It's very easy to miss stuff that may be hidden in the closet. So do one last look before the truck leaves the house, you won't regret it.
Quick Moving Tip # 97 -
Packing Large Fake Plants * A good way to pack and protect your large fake plants is to place them into wardrobe cartons, which are cartons about 4 to 5 foot tall.
Moving Tip # 66 -
Filing a Claim With Your Movers * For interstate moving you have 9 months to file a claim in writing. It does not have to be submitted on a mover's claim form, however it must clearly identify your shipment, clearly identify the damage or claimed items, and also claim a specific dollar amount. Remember you have plenty time to go over all your goods more carefully. So don't worry that you have to identify any and all claims before the movers leave, however any damage that is clear and evident should be noted on the shipping documents.
Moving Tip # 58 -
Provide Movers With Contact Info * Provide movers with your contact info so you can be reached during the move. It's a good idea that you provide movers all pertinent contact phone numbers. Cell phone numbers are great, but also a landline or 2 for cases where cell reception is spotty, or cell batteries go dead.
Moving Tip # 34 -
Use Your Luggage * Use your suit cases and duffle bags to fill with clothes, sheets or other fabric items. Otherwise you will not be using these resources effectively.
Movers Tip # 60 -
Estimates From Several Movers * Get estimates from at least three movers, and compare costs and services between the movers. Doing so will give you a piece of mind knowing you are not getting overcharged.
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