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| Before the Washington DC mover leaves, make sure you understand all the paperwork before the driver departs for your new apartment. If there is something that is confusing to you, ask your driver to explain it before you sign it. |
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| Reserve a Parking Space for the Washington DC movers truck. If you live in a congested area, recruit some friends and park all of your vehicles one after another in a space close to your home and do not move them until the truck arrives. The closer the truck can get to your house, the better your chances are of not incurring an additional charge. |
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| You may want to arrange for someone to take care of the kids (and pets) while the Washington DC movers are packing and loading your items. Have the caregiver bring the kids back home prior to the truck leaving as it important for young children to understand where their belongings are going. |
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| When taking inventory please make an estimate of value to tell your Washington DC mover. A Valuation is the degree of "worth" of the shipment. The valuation charge compensates the mover for assuming a greater degree of liability than that provided for in the base transportation charges. |
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| If you have to leave the house for any reason while your Washington DC movers are packing and loading, make sure you have someone there that you can trust to oversee what is going on. Never leave your home alone to complete strangers. That is just inviting trouble. |
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| Are you ready to move and looking for a professional Washington DC mover? Our moving partner HomeBulletin has everything you need to plan, organize and manage your move. You can even request an estimate from one or more of their professional Washington DC apartment movers. |
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| If you are moving across country you may receive a Order (Bill of Lading) Number from your Washington DC mover. This is the number used to identify and track your shipment. |
