Planning a move? One thing you’re probably wondering is how much the move will cost. There are many factors that go into determining the cost of a move, and here are some insights into how pricing works.
How Long-Distance Moves are Priced
The cost of a long-distance move is typically based on the weight of the items being shipped. An estimator will inventory the items to be included in the relocation and a mathematical formula will be applied to estimate the weight of the items. Then the total weight and the carrier’s tariff rate are used to determine the final cost.
Pricing for Additional Services
The price of the move usually includes transporting the included items. Additional services, such as packing, storage, crating, vehicle shipping, and anything else that requires additional manpower or supplies, will come at additional costs.
Binding VS Non-Binding Estimates
Many people don’t know the difference between binding and non-binding estimates. Ideally, you’ll get a binding estimate in writing, as this is the most accurate. A binding estimate helps to protect you from extra changes, while a non-binding estimate leaves you open to the possibility of additional charges and price increases during the move.
Ask Movers About Financing Options
Some moving companies offer financing options for long-distance moving. These financing options may provide better terms than what you’ll get by using a credit card, so they are definitely worth looking into.
The residential movers from Coleman Worldwide Moving bring more than 100 years of experience to your move, and we provide accurate written estimates.
Contact Our Trusted Moving Company to Learn More
The only way to get an accurate estimate for your relocation is to have a consultation with a reliable moving specialist. Our moving company is proud to be an agent of Allied Van Lines, which means we can help with your move anywhere in the country. Our business has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and ProMover status with the American Trucking Associations' Moving & Storage Conference. Call Coleman Allied today or fill out our online form now to request a consultation.
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