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WASHINGTON
DC
MOVERS
EMPIRE MOVING AND STORAGE
Get a MOVING ESTIMATE for your
Washington DC move
from Empire Moving and Storage.
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We
pride ourselves on reliability and dependability. Once you've
booked with us we make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible.
Our rates are highly competitive - you'll get the best price without a compromise
in service. All our staff is friendly and trustworthy - all equipped with mobile
phones.
Our vehicles are regularly serviced and selected specially for your move.
We have a proven track record (references available on request) and we're very
flexible.
Estimating moves is an inexact science. Many variables are factored into how
long a move will take. A professional estimator uses his experience from doing
similar moves in order to figure out how many hours the move will require.
His estimate includes the amount of time that will take from the moment the
truck first leaves the mover's location until it returns after the job is finished.
One of the most important things that you should do before you move is to have
complete knowledge of your new neighborhood, apartment complex, and the route
to your destination. With local moves, time is everything. You can save hours
off of the moving time if you can recommend a quicker route to your destination
than the one your mover was expecting to take.
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Always
have a person accompany the movers during the packing and
loading processes. It will help keep you informed, just in
case your furniture needs to be disassembled.
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Check
your new area for the availability of suitable parking for
the truck - one that will allow the movers to comfortably
load and unload your items.
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The
availability of suitable elevator for apartment moves is
very important, this will definitely save you time and money.
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In
order to keep the cost as close as the estimate, the estimator
assumes, in every situation, the following:
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You
will not need additional supplies to be provided by the mover.
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You
will have packed everything yourself.
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The
scope of the work does not change markedly on the day of
the move. In other words, you didn't forget to tell the estimator
about important (and heavy) stuff, such as:
- The
lawnmower your neighbor borrowed from you.
- The
unknown contents of your filled storage space.
- The "priceless" stuff
in the basement you found under the tarp - the stuff
that your someone was hoping it would be left behind "by
accident."
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