| Bonding requirements
One thing to consider when looking at moving companies is whether or not their employees are bonded. A bond is a type of insurance contract by which a bonding agency guarantees payment of a specified sum to an employer in the event of a financial loss caused by the act of a specified employee.
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| Do-it-yourself vs. professional movers
There are three ways to move: you can move yourself, hire a professional moving company, or you can use nonprofessional movers. Moving yourself can be the most inexpensive method, but it is also the most time-consuming.
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| How important is a moving company's reputation?
When planning a move, you will want to be certain that the moving company you are entrusting your belongings to is of the highest quality. One good indication of the type of service you can expect will come from any available referrals and word of mouth.
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| Insurance coverage
Insurance coverage is an important issue to ask about when moving. Insurance protection, also known as coverages or valuation, is based on the total weight of your shipment.
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| Licensing requirements
As you consider a moving company to handle your move, you may want to inquire about any licensing requirements that are needed for moving companies in your area.
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| Selecting a moving company
When selecting a moving company, you want to find the one that best meets your needs. There are several factors to consider when doing this. First, decide approximately how many items you will be moving, and the distance you'll be traveling.
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