Moving Tips from FreeMoverQuotes.com
Cats and Dogs - If you take your pets in your car remember to take along Food, Water, A leash for letting your pet out of the car, and Newspaper or sheets to keep your car clean. Animals can get car-sick and will require frequent stops along the way. Also, check ahead to see if the hotel where you are staying allows pets. Depending on the animal's temperament and size, it might be better to have it shipped by air. Be sure to check if your destination has any local requirements or restrictions on animals.
To have your pet shipped by air, make sure someone can meet your pet at the destination airport and take care of it until you arrive. A kennel can do this for you and keep your pet until you have completed your move, if necessary. If you are flying to your new destination, your cat or dog can ride in the baggage compartment. You may need a Health certificate which can be obtained from your veterinarian. A pet container and tranquilizers to be given to your pet immediately before going to the airport. Your pet can be comforted by having a piece of cloth with your scent on it.
Making an Inventory - Know what goes into each box and make sure the head of the moving crew legibly and accurately inventories each item as it's loaded. Review the list before signing the bill of lading. This is your contract with the mover, which sets out what services you are paying for. Read both documents carefully. Keep the contract and inventory to check off items as they come off the truck at your new home.
Filing Claims - Take pictures of major items before the move to prove their pre-move condition. When unpacking, take more pictures. Save the packing material and call the company to send an agent if you find damage after the movers have left. If you are not satisfied with the adjustment, contact AMSA. You have up to nine months after final delivery to make any claims, but you should make them as soon as possible. You have a right to receive your weight tickets; be sure you get them.
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