Archive for June, 2010

All local moves are regulated by your state’s Department of Transportation (DOT) or by the Public Utilities Conference (PUC). Each Cincinnati mover is responsible for any loss or damage that takes place during the transporting of goods and all services performed and specified on your bill of lading.

Cincinnati movers are responsible for assuming liability for the assessed value of your items. However, be careful there are different levels of liability, so research the amount of coverage provided and the fees associated with each. If you hire a reputable Cincinnati moving company your moving coordinator will provide you with this information as well as offer suggestions for additional insurance coverage for your items.

In this day of technology, moving in Cincinnati has grown significantly from just contacting a local mover by phone. Most Cincinnati moving companies are accessible via their website, by email, Twitter, Facebook and of course phone. The most popular method of receiving a moving quote is via the moving company’s website. With several Cincinnati movers you can click on their get a free quote box and will be prompted to enter some basic information about your move. You will receive a moving quote within minutes. 

Email is also a viable option for those on the go. A moving company can forward a form to you to complete and then return your moving quote via email. Social networking is another way movers connect with their clients. You can receive updates regarding your move, address customer service issues and more all via Twitter. Gone are the days of one dimensional service. Today Cincinnati movers are at your service in every way.