The "Bill of Lading" is explained in this new guide from Movers.com, which explores everything users need to know before moving to ensure they're hiring the right crew, at a reasonable rate. Readers can also access no-cost, no-obligation rate estimates from local crews.
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When hiring a moving crew, it is usual to receive a “Bill of Lading,” and though many individuals may not be familiar with these documents, they are an essential part of the moving process. This new report from Movers.com explores what a bill of lading is, why it is important, and how to find the top local movers, before signing a contract.
More information about finding local moving crews, cost estimates for moving apartments, and the full report on bills of lading can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-guides/what-is-the-bill-of-lading.html
A bill of lading is an industry term for a contract between the moving crew and the individual moving to a new home. It lays out all the specifics, such as details about how the items are being moved, when, and where to. The full report explores what readers should expect to see in a bill of lading, as well as common issues and how to fix them.
Readers will find examples of a completed bill of lading on the Movers.com website, and a list of 27 items that may be included, depending on the conditions of the move. The report explains that a bill of lading can vary widely based on the methods of transportation being used, whether any of the transported items are potentially hazardous, and how complex the moving process is.
While a bill of lading for a simple move from one apartment to another may be rather simple, the report also includes several items to watch for in the fine print. One example is a listed “delivering carrier,” which means that the company clients are signing with is not the only company handling their possessions.
Although it is normal to have delivering carriers involved in some moves, particularly for long distances, the report suggests that readers should be aware and informed before the contract is signed. The bill of lading should also include information about tariffs, fees, and rules related to the move that readers may want to know in advance.
Movers.com also provides a simple cost estimation tool, available for anyone in the USA at no cost, and with no obligation. Readers can fill in a single quote estimation form, and Movers.com will request up to 7 estimates from top local crews, so users can more easily find the optimal service to work with.
More information about local moving crews in Virginia, the no-obligation cost estimation tool, and details about the bill of lading can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-companies/va-virginia/virginia-beach/cheap-movers.html
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