THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN GETTING QUOTES FROM RELOCATION COMPANIES
Introduction
How to get quotes from relocation companies
What are some questions to ask relocation companies?
2. What are your rates?
3. What is included in your quote?
4. How long have you been in business?
5. Do you have any references I can contact?
6. What is your process for handling moves?
7. Are you licensed and insured?
8. Do you offer any discounts?
What to consider when getting quotes
• Be sure to get quotes for both the cost of the actual move itself, as well as any additional services that you may need, such as storage or packing.
• Make sure that you understand all of the fees and charges that are included in the quote. There should be no hidden fees or surprises.
• Ask each company what kind of guarantees they offer. You want to be sure that your belongings will be safe and sound during the move.
How to choose the right relocation company
Conclusion
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