Do I need Mover’s Insurance?

This question is asked quite frequently by individuals planning a move. To me this depends on the type of move in Cincinnati you’re making.  For instance, if it’s a small apartment move from one area to the next, I would say no.  However, if your upcoming move is a large home to another large home, I would say yes.  Other deciding factors are the amount of fragile and large items.  Professional Cincinnati movers are experienced with both, but accidents do happen.  Local Cincinnati movers usually provide insurance up to $.60 per pound per item.  In most instances that is not enough of coverage.  You can add additional coverage on your own, or sometimes Cincinnati movers refer you to a third party for additional coverage.  The additional cost to ensure your items are covered is nothing.  So, weigh the pros and cons.  Let me know how your move goes.  If I can answer any more of your moving questions let me know that too.

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Moves in review

Choosing a moving company is an important decision if you’re moving across town or cross-country.  Think about it, you’re entrusting years of memories and your valuables into the hands of your Cincinnati mover.  That’s why our Cincinnati movers provide feedback from our customers online so you can hear first-hand what our customers are saying about their recent move.  As one of Cincinnati’s premier movers we know that trust is the deciding factor for any individual or family seeking to hire a Cincinnati moving company.  Our reputation is linked to our tradition of providing old-fashioned care, treating our clients like family.

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Storage anyone?

As with any season, many individuals change draperies, bedding, move furniture around and change décor.  Are you considering changing décor and have no place to put your spring and summer items?  Years ago our grandparents used containers in the home and stored items with moth balls until the next season.  However, in today’s world even though our homes are somewhat larger than back then, we still don’t have enough space for our out-of season items.  Is that your issue?  Consider using a storage unit.  A storage unit could be a good remedy to store your items until spring and then add your fall and winter items for storage until the next season. 

Now, this type of storage can’t be done by anyone.  For safe-keeping of your valuables you need a reputable moving and storage company.  Moving and storage companies will come and pick up your items, wrap them for secure transport and storage in their climate-controlled facility for any length of time.

For more information on storage view the full article:  Storage Anyone?

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