Comments on: Choosing a Moving Company http://www.themovingplanner.com/the-perfect-movers/choosing-a-moving-company "Moving should be made as simple as possible, with no hidden costs or surprises." Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:14:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: yuvali6 http://www.themovingplanner.com/the-perfect-movers/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-42 yuvali6 Tue, 10 Oct 2006 21:20:44 +0000 http://www.themovingplanner.com/moving-planning/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-42 Great movers in nyc: We recently used Hercules Movers for our move, and we were very pleased with them. They were prompt, professional, and efficient. Everything went as planned, nothing damaged, and the price was fair. We are recommending them to all our friends. Pros: prompt, professional, and efficient Overall user rating: Highly Recommended Overall user rating: Recommended Great movers in nyc: We recently used Hercules Movers for our move, and we were very pleased with them. They were prompt, professional, and efficient. Everything went as planned, nothing damaged, and the price was fair. We are recommending them to all our friends. Pros: prompt, professional, and efficient Overall user rating: Highly Recommended

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]]> By: yuvali6 http://www.themovingplanner.com/the-perfect-movers/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-41 yuvali6 Tue, 10 Oct 2006 21:19:51 +0000 http://www.themovingplanner.com/moving-planning/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-41 This was not the first time I moved in the USA but definitely the first time the moving was perfectly smooth! I was expecting delays, excuses, broken items, overcharges like any other time I had to use movers but this time I found none. The movers were right on time, friendly and professional, did not rash with my furniture and made sure everything was packed and stored in the most secure way possible. Everything got to my new apartment on time and in the exact same condition as they left my old one! I am very satisfied with the service and highly recommend every moving tenant to use them!!! Overall user rating: Highly Recommended This was not the first time I moved in the USA but definitely the first time the moving was perfectly smooth! I was expecting delays, excuses, broken items, overcharges like any other time I had to use movers but this time I found none. The movers were right on time, friendly and professional, did not rash with my furniture and made sure everything was packed and stored in the most secure way possible. Everything got to my new apartment on time and in the exact same condition as they left my old one! I am very satisfied with the service and highly recommend every moving tenant to use them!!!

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]]> By: yuvali6 http://www.themovingplanner.com/the-perfect-movers/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-40 yuvali6 Tue, 10 Oct 2006 21:18:58 +0000 http://www.themovingplanner.com/moving-planning/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-40 HERCULES MOST RELIABLE! I WAS VERY SATISFIED WITH THE SERVICE, I HAVE A VERY BUSY SCHEDUAL AND EVERY THING WAS VERY RIGHT ON TIME, I COULD DEFINETELY TRUST THEM WITH MY DEAREST THINGS, EVERYTHING WAS PACKED AND DELIVERED TO MY NEW HOME IN THE MOST PROFESSIONAL AND RELIABLE WAY, NOTHING WAS BROKEN AND NOTHING "DISSAPEARED" I HIGHLY RECOMEND HERCULES! Overall user rating: Highly Recommended HERCULES MOST RELIABLE!
I WAS VERY SATISFIED WITH THE SERVICE, I HAVE A VERY BUSY SCHEDUAL AND EVERY THING WAS VERY RIGHT ON TIME, I COULD DEFINETELY TRUST THEM WITH MY DEAREST THINGS, EVERYTHING WAS PACKED AND DELIVERED TO MY NEW HOME IN THE MOST PROFESSIONAL AND RELIABLE WAY, NOTHING WAS BROKEN AND NOTHING “DISSAPEARED” I HIGHLY RECOMEND HERCULES!

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]]> By: The Moving Planner Blog » Moving Checklist: Moving should be simple as possible, with no hidden costs or surprises http://www.themovingplanner.com/the-perfect-movers/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-39 The Moving Planner Blog » Moving Checklist: Moving should be simple as possible, with no hidden costs or surprises Tue, 10 Oct 2006 21:17:10 +0000 http://www.themovingplanner.com/moving-planning/choosing-a-moving-company#comment-39 [...] Put together a ‘moving list’ to keep notes of what you need do, what you’ve done etc. Use this checklist to help you assess what you need to do and when and write out your own plan. Buy a file to store all the documentation and paperwork associated with the move. If you haven’t got a moving company yet, GET ONE!   For more info about how to find the right moving company for you visit:http://www.themovingplanner.com/moving-planning/choosing-a-moving-company If you need to move vehicles, pets or specialist items and you need outside help start sorting it out now. If you need to use storage facilities look at your options and book it. Make a list of everyone you need to notify of your change of address. Start contacting key financial providers such as your bank or other institutions to have your details changed and to start up the process of cancelling/setting up automatic payments and/or accounts etc. Notify schools and employers of change of address. If moving out of the area you’ll need to register your kids for a new school. Start packing non-essential stuff (it’s never too soon to begin!) whenever you have some free time. Buy, hire, beg, borrow or steal suitable boxes and containers to pack your stuff into. Talk to your doctor, dentist, veterinarian etc., to notify them of your change of address or to come off their books if necessary. In some cases you may need to get copies of your records to take with you. If moving abroad ask about vaccinations etc. If you or your family (or pets) have regular medical prescriptions, get them filled to cover you throughout the moving process. If you’re moving out of the area ask for referrals to new practices. Contact all of your insurers (home, vehicle, medical etc) to notify them of your move. Ask your home insurer for details of your existing coverage for the actual and arrange new coverage or a transfer to your new home. Get a lockable box and start putting in important documents as you come across them. Give all service providers such as gardeners, domestic help and regular delivery services notice that you will be moving. Cancel or change any subscriptions or memberships you have. Send out change of address notices to friends and family if you have a firm moving date now. You’ll have less time as the days pass so it’s good to get this out of the way. Get a form from your local Post Office for their mail forwarding service, fill it in and send it off. Start making an inventory of your goods and take photos/videos of valuable items. Complete any repairs to your home that you are committed to. Two-three weeks before…… [...] [...] Put together a ‘moving list’ to keep notes of what you need do, what you’ve done etc. Use this checklist to help you assess what you need to do and when and write out your own plan. Buy a file to store all the documentation and paperwork associated with the move. If you haven’t got a moving company yet, GET ONE!   For more info about how to find the right moving company for you visit:http://www.themovingplanner.com/moving-planning/choosing-a-moving-company If you need to move vehicles, pets or specialist items and you need outside help start sorting it out now. If you need to use storage facilities look at your options and book it. Make a list of everyone you need to notify of your change of address. Start contacting key financial providers such as your bank or other institutions to have your details changed and to start up the process of cancelling/setting up automatic payments and/or accounts etc. Notify schools and employers of change of address. If moving out of the area you’ll need to register your kids for a new school. Start packing non-essential stuff (it’s never too soon to begin!) whenever you have some free time. Buy, hire, beg, borrow or steal suitable boxes and containers to pack your stuff into. Talk to your doctor, dentist, veterinarian etc., to notify them of your change of address or to come off their books if necessary. In some cases you may need to get copies of your records to take with you. If moving abroad ask about vaccinations etc. If you or your family (or pets) have regular medical prescriptions, get them filled to cover you throughout the moving process. If you’re moving out of the area ask for referrals to new practices. Contact all of your insurers (home, vehicle, medical etc) to notify them of your move. Ask your home insurer for details of your existing coverage for the actual and arrange new coverage or a transfer to your new home. Get a lockable box and start putting in important documents as you come across them. Give all service providers such as gardeners, domestic help and regular delivery services notice that you will be moving. Cancel or change any subscriptions or memberships you have. Send out change of address notices to friends and family if you have a firm moving date now. You’ll have less time as the days pass so it’s good to get this out of the way. Get a form from your local Post Office for their mail forwarding service, fill it in and send it off. Start making an inventory of your goods and take photos/videos of valuable items. Complete any repairs to your home that you are committed to. Two-three weeks before…… [...]

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