Does your moving company handle everything in-house? Or do you contract third parties?
Some companies only handle part of your move, contracting the rest to other parties. Make sure you know all the players before committing.
Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
The movers should be licensed and have insurance and bonding for theft and liability.
Is there anything you do not move?
Some movers won’t transport high-value property, pianos, etc. Checking on this ensures you know what you’ll need to handle independently.
How long has your company been in business?
Check on the company’s experience and history. It’s okay to ask for references and research online reviews. Also, ask about employee training to ensure you’re getting experienced labor.
What equipment do you use?
Ask about moving blankets, appliance dollies, furniture wraps, and ramps. How do they move fragile items like mirrors? Ideally, they have everything needed.
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Mike offers years of proven experience successfully helping clients, buy, sell and invest in Lake Country Real Estate.