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Friday, April 22, 2005
When you're choosing a moving company, you want to know the difference between attributes for which you might want to pay more and inflated costs that you can cut. There are extremes at both ends of the spectrum which have sucked people in with their promises, potentially to disastrous results. A very cheap mover may well just be some big guy and his cousin who will rent a van and come over and move you. If you're a student, or if you don't have much of value, this may actually be a great option for you; but if you have any special needs, delicate furniture, or breakable items, you don't want to get a mover that cheaply.
Ask anyone who's survived the moving experience. Hiring a moving company isn't something you can take lightly. You've heard the horror stories about broken TV screens, scuffs on the freshly painted walls, chips on the banister, gashes on the chair legs, grease-stained sofas and dirty footprints on the plush carpeting. It's tempting to get caught up in the dollar figure you receive from a moving company, but the ultimate determinant of your move is the level of customer service that moving company brings you.
If you're moving in Manhattan, you need a mover who is familiar with the area. The logistical concerns will frazzle you to the point where something is likely to go seriously wrong if you try to handle the move yourself. Let an experienced mover take on the unique challenges of dealing with the busiest and most crowded city in the country.
New York movers can handle moves between boroughs or within the same part of the city. If you are moving into New York from the neighboring states, or are moving out of New York City, depending on how much you own, contacting professional movers in the area may be your best option.
Give us a call with your questions and thoughts usually at Divine Moving we can anticipate your needs even before you do!
Courtesy of Divine Moving http://www.divinemoving.com
Ask anyone who's survived the moving experience. Hiring a moving company isn't something you can take lightly. You've heard the horror stories about broken TV screens, scuffs on the freshly painted walls, chips on the banister, gashes on the chair legs, grease-stained sofas and dirty footprints on the plush carpeting. It's tempting to get caught up in the dollar figure you receive from a moving company, but the ultimate determinant of your move is the level of customer service that moving company brings you.
If you're moving in Manhattan, you need a mover who is familiar with the area. The logistical concerns will frazzle you to the point where something is likely to go seriously wrong if you try to handle the move yourself. Let an experienced mover take on the unique challenges of dealing with the busiest and most crowded city in the country.
New York movers can handle moves between boroughs or within the same part of the city. If you are moving into New York from the neighboring states, or are moving out of New York City, depending on how much you own, contacting professional movers in the area may be your best option.
Give us a call with your questions and thoughts usually at Divine Moving we can anticipate your needs even before you do!
Courtesy of Divine Moving http://www.divinemoving.com
Sunday, April 03, 2005
