Information Regarding Quality San Diego Moving
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Before the move starts, the resident has signed the agreement for moving services. In this agreement the resident selects the level of mover liability for loss or damage to their property. The most common level of responsibility for the coverage chosen is basic coverage, which is free of charge. This limits the liability of the mover to 60 cents per pound per article. So if a TV that weighs 80 pounds is lost or damaged in the move, the limitation of liability for the mover is $48.00. Higher levels of coverage may be preferred by a resident, but considerably increases the extra cost to move and is rarely, if ever, paid for by the resident.
A lot of people wonder what kind of safety measures they have for loss or damage when they use San Diego movers. The first thing to comprehend is that there are two terms you should be familiar with, valuation and insurance. They are dissimilar and the difference can be very confusing to San Diego moving customers. If you recognize the difference between the two terms you are more likely to select the proper coverage for your move.
Valuation is a term used to illustrate the worth of your possessions (or shipment) to the San Diego moving company. California movers are required by law to offer free basic valuation on local San Diego moves. The cost of this valuation is in theory incorporated in the hourly rate charged by the San Diego moving company.
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