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Important questions to ask before hiring a moving company.

Moving Tips 2019 How to choose the right San Diego Movers

 

Finding the correct movers is not an easy task, here are some questions to ask yourself while searching for local San Diego movers.

 

1. Licensed: Are they Professional Licensed and Insured Moving Company?

 

First impressions are always important, and it usually starts off with a website and a phone call. Make sure to look for a proper MTR/PUC (motor carrier transport) number displayed. Most local San Diego movers will carry a state license, in the state of California click here to find your moving company. Make sure the moving company has an active permit—do not go with a company that has a still pending application. San Diego movers are required to have workers compensation, property damage and cargo insurance. Of course, if you choose, We Like To Move It Moving, we are local San Diego Movers properly insured and licensed following all laws and regulation related to moving and transport.

 

2. References: Do They Care?

 

Customer services is important, and one of the biggest concerns. Unlike customer service at a store or a restaurant, your trusting movers to handle your most valued possession. Don’t just look at the least expensive service, also take into consideration the overall company . For example, did the receptionist explain the processes? Did you feel comfortable talking/emailing the office? Do they advertise their reviews? Do they mention training and experience? If a company is careless about answering your questions—they most likely be the same regarding handling your items.

 

Here at We Like To Move It Moving we make sure whether you inquiry though text, email or over phone that all your questions are answer completely and with a proper explanation of our process. We Like To Move It movers and office are dedicated to making your moving process as easy as possible. Our movers go through an extensive2-week training prior to entering the field. Our movers are properly background checked and perform physicals prior to employment . Our office and movers always work with each other on ways to keep up to date on how customers can save on moves

 

3. Price: What’s Included in the Move?

 

The second biggest factor, after customer service, is price. Local movers in San Diego charge hourly rates for local moves, long-distance movers (150 miles +) are usually flat rates . Companies that have lower than average hourly rates not include everything in the price—they charge “hidden fees” or they may have a large minimum charge. Beware of lower than average rates, deals to good to be true may be a big warning sign.

 

At We Like To Move It Moving we are located centrally in San Diego. We can service a20-mile radius of 92117 without charging a mileage fee! We are very competitive with our pricing, keep a look out for our spontaneous promotions. Unlike other moving companies We Like To Move It does not charge hidden fees. We provide high-quality service by continuously re-training our staff and updating our methods. Our goal is to handle your furniture with care and keep it within your budget. Moving is hectic enough, you don’t want to deal with a moving company that is anything less than the highest of quality.

 



Important questions to ask before hiring a moving company:

 

How long will the move take? (informal quote, for formal quote—visual required)

 

How do I contact you and the driver during the move?

 

Will my items be transferred to another party along the way? Do you subcontract your moves?

 

Are there any potential charges I’m not already aware of? What additional moving supplies will I be paying for?

 

Do you have a cancellation policy?

 

What forms of payment do you accept?

 

Are there any restrictions on what and how I pack?

 

Will you pack specialty items, such as TVs and electronics?

 

Will this moving company be delivering my items or will another party be delivering them?

 

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