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ABOUT US
TLC Moving is a fully licensed and insured New York City moving company with a difference: we “elevate” the process of moving, making it as smooth and simple as possible. And in an industry where word-of-mouth means everything, we take customer satisfaction very seriously.
“ELEVATING MOVING” is not just our slogan we really mean it. TLC Moving & Storage is a business that was founded on hard work and commitment to efficiency, reliability and high standards with no exceptions.
Our philosophy is simple: Relocate our customers quickly, successfully and courteously, with no surprise charges, continuously exceeding our customers’ expectations.
With over 20 years of industry experience, we know what’s important not only in successful moving, but also in customer satisfaction. Our professional trained movers get the job done with Tender Loving Care, and customer satisfaction is always our highest priority. But you don’t have to take our word for it, our completely clean record with the Department of Transportation and Better Business Bureau speaks for itself. Since our inception, we’ve moved thousands of people and have never had a single complain. That’s truly rare in this industry.
We offer a wide selection of moving services, using state of the art modern equipment. And whether you are relocating locally, nationwide or overseas, you can feel confident that we will provide you with a safe and damage free move. Unlike most moving companies, we don’t “nickel and dime” our customers by charging extra fees for fuel surcharge, assembly, disassembly, delivering packaging materials, or even packing.
Our commitment to you begins long before your move date, and continues past the point when we’ve successfully gotten you settled into your new location, whether it’s residential or commercial, across the street or around the world. Our goal is to deliver the kind of service that will lead you to rely on us the next time you need to move … and the next time. Tender Loving Care – it’s not just our name, it’s our whole approach to moving.
MOVING TIPS
Summary of INFORMATION for SHIPPERS of HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Do's and don'ts of moving
Regulated transportation
Order for service - what is it?
Bill of loading document - what is it?
How much should it cost you to move?
Who prepares your articles for shipment?
Press board, praticle board and/or engineered wood furniture
When will your shipment be picked up?
When will your shipment be delivered?
Condition of your household goods
What is the mover's liability for loss or damage?
Glossary of moving terminology
Do you feel as if you don’t know what you’re doing?Don’t know what to handle – or where to start?
It is important to try to make arrangements for your move well in advance,These tips will help you to control your move, and still be able to deal with any changes or unexpected events that could impact your plans.
• Clear out unwanted goods
• Get rid of flammables - paint, petrol, gas cylinders.
• Empty fuel from mowers, clippers, trimmers and so on.
• Clothes - do you need them all? Charity shops may want them.
• Separate books - disposable, family reading, valuable.
• Check all electrical goods - will they work in the new home?
• Start making up your change of address list.
• Arrange to have mail forwarded.
• Agree termination date for electricity, gas, oil, telephone and other main suppliers.
• If you are taking electrical goods such as a stereo, see if you still have their original boxes.
• If you have children, separate cherished toys to travel with you.
• Round up personal documentation - marriage/birth certificates, driving licenses and so on.
• Keep passports separate so they are not packed.
• To say nothing of family pets - make sure vaccinations and documentation are up to date.
• Will your new home is ready? If not, you need to arrange temporary storage.
• Shops, schools, theaters, life styles - it's never too early to find out about your new home.
• Start running down freezer stocks.
• Arrange your finances - close or transfer bank accounts, savings accounts and so on, if necessary.
Packing Materials
Use only strong, corrugated cartons with covers. We can supply you with specially made cartons, for everything from mattresses to clothing and mirrors.
The added protection of mover-provided cartons may avoid damage that results from the use of poor-quality packing materials. Your alternative is to collect boxes discarded by your grocery or liquor store. Save old newspapers for use in packing, but remember that ink may rub off and stain clothing or other items boxes. Keep this in mind when getting boxes from food stores.
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