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If you've got a big move coming up this summer, you're not alone. It's estimated that about 60% of moves take place between the months of May and August, according to Shyft. As you prepare for your big move, you probably have dozens of questions rattling in your head and a to-do list that feels miles long. It's true that the process of moving can be one of the most stressful, headache-inducing events in a person's life. But a moving company can help ease some of that anxiety.
There may be plenty of local movers in your area to choose from, but don't take this decision lightly. Show the selection of a moving service the same thought and attention you'd give any other major life decision. Here is a list of key questions to ask your local movers before signing on for their services.
Whether you opt for local movers to make a move across your city or state, or you hire a nationally recognized moving service, the movers you choose must be properly licensed. There are plenty of moving scams out there that can suck you dry or leave you with lost or damaged property. To avoid these dangers, make sure that any moving company you do business with has the necessary credentials for your area.
Your belongings are precious, and it can feel like a big enough risk to let local movers handle your prized possessions. You need to make sure there is proper coverage in place to recoup the costs of any damaged or lost items. While hopefully there will be no mishaps during the moving process and this will be a non-issue, this is a possibility for which you must always be prepared. Make sure that your moving company offers a protective policy with which you feel comfortable.
You wouldn't hire a contractor to perform work on your home without a record of their work history, right? You should demonstrate the same diligence with your local movers. Ask the moving company for reliable references to help aid your decision. A quality moving company will have no problem providing these references in a timely manner. If the moving service hesitates or gives you any hassle with this request, this is a major red flag.
These are just the starting points in your selection of a moving service. As with any major life decision, take your time with this choice. Make sure to consider all your options and do all the research and background-checking necessary before settling on an option.
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