In-Home or Video Survey: Why It Decides Whether Your Moving Estimate Holds
Since 2022, interstate movers must survey your belongings before giving you a written estimate, either in your home or by video, unless...
Category: Quotes and estimates
How to Read a Moving Bill of Lading Before You Sign It
The bill of lading is your moving contract. On an interstate move it must be in your hands, signed and dated, at...
How to File a Moving Damage Claim, and What Happens Next
If your mover loses or damages something on an interstate move, you have nine months from delivery to file a written claim....
How Movers Calculate Weight, and How to Dispute It
Most long-distance moves are priced by weight. On a non-binding estimate, the estimated weight is a guess and the scale decides the...
Full Value Protection vs Released Value: What Your Mover Owes If Something Breaks
Every interstate mover must offer two levels of liability for your belongings: full value protection and released value. If you do nothing,...