A long-distance move may end within 250 miles of Miami or 3000 miles away, and each requires a different arrangement.
The most important thing to remember is that, once your belongings are on a truck, heading to your new location, it is usually costly to change plans, and it is better to initiate the transportation stage only when you are certain that you are settled in your new location.
It sounds like a big project, and indeed it is, and we are here to assist you.
We will learn about your needs, and advise you on a recommended move solution for you, based on our Trucks or our contractors or affiliates.
Depending upon your final location and timetable, we will either move you into our storage or “live load” your belongings onto a truck or another transportation method.
The Basics of a move plan are really all about the planning.
First mile: Pick up your belongings, prepare them for shipping, and have them ready for transportation.
Transportation: Load your belongings into their designated transport vehicle, safely secured, and all inventory accounted for.
Last mile: Unload your belongings at your new residence or office, assemble and stage your home or office, make sure all your needs were met, and that your belongings made it safely to their destination.
When you are hiring residential movers, you should always hire a moving company that is licensed and insured. It is important that your residential moving company is insured because if something were to go wrong during the move, you need to be covered. An unlicensed company will not reimburse you for any damages, leaving you on your own.
