For you, is when you need it.
For us, the busiest times are during the summer months. The volume of movings is very high.
If you are not in a hurry and have some flexibility in your schedule, giving us a time window for your moving, will help us a lot to schedule without stress.

Your first step is see the reviews of your options. It’s a good idea to research first local moving companies — ask people you know for a referral. Investigate each of the movers you select with the Better Business Bureau. Good service is the best measure of a good mover!

Try to reach the moving company with as much time as possible, especially if you are moving during a busy summer season. Six weeks from your actual move date is a great time frame for estimators to come into your home and complete a visual survey of your household goods shipment.

Additionally, call the mover to confirm your booking and schedule your packing, loading and delivery dates. This time frame can be shortened if you are moving outside of the peak moving season.

The relocation specialist will arrive at your home to complete the visual survey of your items.
Once this is completed, he or she will calculate the weight, packing cost and any other charge related to your move — please remember that the relocation specialist must clearly see what you are moving in order to provide you with an accurate estimate. Crawl spaces, attics, and cluttered closets can often be deceptive, so organize your house well before the relocation specialist arrives.

Don’t be alarmed—it is normal for a relocation specialist goes through all of your cabinets and closets, or even looks under beds and on top of cabinets. He or she must be able to completely see what is moving and possibly needs packing. If you know of items that are out of view, be sure to point them out to the relocation specialist. In addition to this, if there are items you will be eliminating, be sure to point them out as well.

One word of caution that can save you a great deal of trouble on loading day is to get rid of all items you do not plan to move — otherwise, there may not be enough space for your shipment. This will not occur on one or two small items, but if you anticipate eliminating an entire bedroom suite and do not do so, it is quite possible that this could violate the integrity of your binding estimate, or cause the driver to run out of space.

All loose items must be packed in boxes to prevent loss or damage while moving. It is recommended that you pack all items and leave the drawers empty.

Yes, as long as the driver deems them safe for transport.

Waterbeds need to be drained completely, while fiber-filled waterbeds need to be professionally vacuum-drained in advance of your moving date.