Are you a fully licensed and insured moving company?

Yes, we are fully insured and licensed by the P.U.C. (public utilities commission)

Do you have qualified, experienced, moving labor?

Yes, all of our laborers are fully qualified and have many years of in experience in addition to many years of working together.

How will you protect our items and property?

We are very careful to prepare any move before the move starts with floor runners protection for bannisters and doors. We also use moving pads to protect all items.

Are your prices fixed or do they change a lot?

The only way the price quote of your move will chage is if there additional services you ask for or materials you need in order to do the job professionally. We have no hidden prices, any extra pricing will be fully disclosed to you and agreed upon before any change is made to your price.

How much does a move cost?

This is the most frequently asked question and it has no definite answer. The cost of a move is based on many factors: weight, distance, length of time and the manpower involved. The best option is to contact each prospective mover and request a free estimate. Here are some tips on getting a good estimates. However, don't let price be the deciding factor. It should be about getting your family and your items safely to your new residence. The reputation of a good moving company should go a long way.

How do I begin packing for a move?

Packing is one of the most important aspects of your move. It is recommended that you have the proper moving boxes. The ones you can get from supermarkets may be free but they're not nearly as strong or padded. They are more susceptible to causing damage to your valuables in transit.

Always remember that the heavier the item, the smaller the box that it should occupy. Buffer and separate fragile objects with sheets, blankets, pillows and towels. Fill in empty spaces to minimize movement during transit. Always mark the boxes containing fragile items. Here's how you can pack like a pro.

Are any of my moving expenses deductible?

The moving process can be costly.However, some moving expenses can be tax-deductable.

• Job-related relocation. If your new job is at 50 miles away from your old job, the IRS allows you to claim some expenses as tax deductions.
• Packing and unpacking expenses. Includes materials and services, such as boxes and moving services.
• Transportation to your new home. Includes moving trucks, rental vans, and personal travel. Lodging is also deductible.
• Moving insurance. Either standard, declared value or full replacement value.
• Storage. Up to a month during the relocation.
• Donations. Moving is the best time to rid yourself of unwanted possessions. Toss aside everything you don't want to bring with you. If you give your unwanted items to charity, you can deduct your donations. Keep a list and approximate value of what you've donated, along with the receipt from the charitable center, and submit both items with your tax return. However, there is such a thing as too many donations.