For moving companies, May 15 through September 15 is “peak season” where equipment and personnel are in high demand. If your moving plans are flexible, avoid moving during this time frame. Also, many people plan to move at the beginning and end of each month. Schedule your move for the middle... More
When packing your belongings for Moving Day, please be aware that some common household goods are not allowed on the moving truck as cited by federal law or van line regulations. The following list of potentially flammable, hazardous and perishable items are restricted for transfer by the moving company: Examples... More
If the movers are not able to park the van close to your home entrance, you may be charged for a “long carry.” In other instances, because of low hanging tree branches or narrow streets, the van is not able to come within a distance normal for carrying goods to... More
At Daryl Flood Relocation & Logistics, we offer our customers two different levels of valuation protection to help cover costs should their items get lost or damaged in transit – Basic Carrier Liability and Replacement Cost Valuation. The level of valuation protection you choose upon booking a move, will determine the type and amount... More