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How Do Movers Charge?
How Do Movers Charge There are as many ways to charge as there are movers. How do movers charge? There are a few methods: charge per hour – you will pay for the amount of time a moving company works charge by weight and distance – you pay for the amount of goods you…
Will Movers Move Alcohol?
Will Movers Move Alcohol? We often have prospective client believe we can’t move alcohol. Will movers move alcohol? Yes, we will. Alcohol is simply a liquid and part of your personal goods. We are able to, and happy to move your alcohol for you. We have been honored to help people move anywhere from a…
Can Movers Pack For You?
Can movers pack for you? When it is time to move, can movers pack for you? Yes, we can pack all of your good goods, a portion of your goods or just offer you advice and materials as you pack on your own. Your approach will depend on the amount of time you have and…
Do You Tip Movers?
Do You Tip Movers? Our customers sometimes call and ask us, “Do you tip movers?” The moving industry is a service business and if the service provided is to your satisfaction then a tip is appreciated. Gratuities are at the customer’s discretion and not expected, though appreciated. How Much Do You Tip Movers? We are…
Estimating And Pricing Moves Accurately
Seventy percent of people who sell their homes in our mountain towns sell them furnished. Unlike moves in the big cities where the whole house goes at once, the majority of our moves are a subset of a home’s contents. This fact shapes our approach to estimating and pricing moves accurately. A variety of factors…
How Does Moving Insurance Work?
Though as a professional moving company we take every precaution to avoid damage, any time an object is moved there is a chance some damage may occur. The majority of damage comes in the form of small nicks and scratches. Very occasionally, a piece is damaged enough that it must be replaced. Which brings us…