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Tips For Choosing The Right Moving Company

Tips For Choosing The Right Moving Company

The most important thing that you can do when you are planning a move is to choose the right moving company. Pick the one that offers the best service, is insured and is a reputable company. Follow these tips on what to look out for in a mover and ensuring your move goes smoothly.

ProMover Website Relaunch Is Better Than Ever

ProMover Website Relaunch Is Better Than Ever

The ProMover website, Moving.org has been relaunched and revamped and it is better than ever before. Not only does it offer some great advice to people looking to move, but it can even connect customers with ProMover certified moving companies in their area.

Training for Truck Accidents

Training for Truck Accidents

Accidents can happen and they certainly can cause a difficult situation but one that must be prepared for. Just like your company must undertake fire drills, it is just as important to practice truck accident drills too. Knowing what you need to do in case of an accident is important.

Be Prepared For Potential Accidents

Be Prepared For Potential Accidents

You never know if you are going to be involved in an accident. However, it is important as a business owner to understand the necessary requirements to follow in case a team member and company vehicle is involved in an accident, regardless of who is at fault.

Do Not Underinsure Your Possessions Before Moving

Do Not Underinsure Your Possessions Before Moving

Don’t cut costs in a move especially if it relates to your insurance. Often it is difficult to put a value on the possessions that you own, but under insurance could spell disaster if anything does go wrong in a move. As a mover, ensure your potential customer is fully aware of the commitment that it takes to assess the true value of the possessions they own.

Proper Paperwork Can Protect Your Moving Business

Proper Paperwork Can Protect Your Moving Business

Getting the proper paperwork completed for a job can save your business money. Paperwork left incomplete and unsigned can result in a company not only facing fines, but also they might be liable for full valuation costs if some damage occurs to a customer’s goods.

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