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Movers Tip # 24 -
Research Nearby Schools * Research nearby schools and along with parks and other recreational opportunities for your children before you move. Go to online neighborhood websites, along with any city or county websites that may provide info. Visit any prospect schools and local parks, both during school hours and after hours and evening to get a feel for safety issues.
Pro Movers Tip # 67 -
Having High Value Goods * Having Released Value coverage when your goods are worth at more than 60 cents per pound per article could give you a giant headache. You will certainly have problems if you have damaged goods and you didn't disclose the proper value. Please notify your mover in writing about items of unusually high value.
Moving Tip # 21 -
Create a Moving File for Your Move * When moving your home or business, create a "moving file" to keep track of moving company estimates, receipts and other important documents, such as home sale papers or escrow paperwork. Don't use an pendaflex or open manila folder. Things can fall out and get lost. Instead, use a large manila type envelope or something larger like an accordian style file folder.
Movers Tip # 91 -
Licensed and Insured Mover * Be careful when a mover claims to be "fully licensed and insured". Sometimes that does not mean a whole lot. In some states, no license is required for in state moving. And "fully insured" as required by tariff law, often only means very little cargo coverage.
Moving Tip # 85 -
What Are My Options For Buying Interstate Moving Insurance * Interstate movers normally must offer two different liability options referred to as valuation coverage: (1) Full Value Protection and (2) Released Value.
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.
Moving Tip # 42 -
Be Aware of What You Sign * Never sign a delivery receipt for your household goods if it contains any language about releasing the mover from liability. Read it carefully. Doubtful a mover would try and slip that in there, but you never know.
Pro Movers Tip # 48 -
Dispute Settlement Program * Movers must have a neutral dispute settlement program as a way of settling disputes that may arise concerning loss or damage of your household goods.
Quick Moving Tip # 9 -
Custom Picture, Mirror and Glass Top Packing * Pictures and mirrors often require customized packing due to their varying sizes and shapes. Tools and materials needed to facilitate this custom packing include paper pads, or your linens and / or blankets (for wrapping the pictures), picture sections (pieces of cardboard for packing), and box cutter for custom cutting of the picture sections. When using box cutters to cut picture sections to size, don't do it directly on carpet or other flooring, as you might cut through the cardboard then cut the carpet or flooring.
Quick Moving Tip # 63 -
Insuring High Value Items * High Value Article: Items included in a shipment valued at more than $100 per pound. Very Important to adequately declare and insure these Items.
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