Once again, American Van Lines has been recognized as one of the top movers in the country. This time, we’ve been selected as one of the five best national moving companies in the country, according to Newsweek magazine. The magazine’s Reader’s Choice Poll, which was published at the end of October, featured national moving firms selected by a travel-writing panelist and voted on by members of the public.
The AVL Advantage: Flat Rate Pricing and Easy-to-Understand Contracts
Make American Van Lines your mover of choice and benefit from the AVL Advantage. Our 30 years of experience have taught us how to deliver a quality product at affordable prices. We offer the services you need at the time you need them. If you’re looking for a reasonably priced mover who can accomplish all your requests, investigate the AVL Advantage. We’ll give you a free quote.
Continuous Improvement Is the Key to Tackling Environmental Issues
The interstate moving business is a highly regulated arena that requires continuous improvement to remain competitive. Whether we’re faced with new rules for operating eighteen-wheelers or improved methods of recycling our debris, American Van Lines also aims for continuous improvement regarding our environmental efforts. Reducing our impact on the environment is a never-ending process that’s always in flux.
Understand Your Carrier’s Valuation and Liability Options Before You Move
The regulations that govern interstate relocations establish three ways of protecting your goods financially against damage or loss during your move. The three forms of protection offer varying degrees of financial compensation. It’s important to understand their differences so you can make the best decision.
Learn the Differences Between Binding and Non-Binding Estimates
Long-distance moving companies let you choose between two types of moving estimates: binding and non-binding. In this week’s blog, we’ll attempt to describe the fundamental differences between those two types of moving estimates. If you have further questions, please ask your sales agent for clarification.
Learn About Your Moving Rights and Responsibilities with American Van Lines
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), which regulates interstate moving companies, requires licensed long-distance movers to post the agency’s Moving Rights and Responsibilities pamphlet. The pamphlet describes in detail both your rights and your responsibilities as an interstate transportation customer in America. Your mover knows all this information, and you should too.
Begin Preparing to Move Three Months Prior To Your Relocation Date
Whether you’re hiring a professional moving company or relocating yourselves, you’ll need to follow a schedule so you don’t fall behind. Create a Moving Checklist that contains all the tasks you need to perform and the dates by which they must be completed. You can adjust your checklist as your move progresses, but it’s important to write everything down so you don’t miss anything.
Always Expect Exceptional Customer Service from American Van Lines
Whether you’re moving locally or long-distance with American Van Lines, depend on your dedicated customer service agent to keep you constantly informed of the progress of your move until you reach the finish line. It’s our duty to introduce ourselves, provide initial pick-up and delivery estimates, and keep you updated as your moving windows tighten. We need you to feel comfortable that your move is proceeding as planned.
Protect Your Goods By Buying High-Quality Professional Moving Supplies
To completely eliminate the hassle of packing from your moving itinerary, hire our experts to unpack your boxes right after they’re delivered. Our professional crews deliver your goods and then immediately begin unpacking them once everything is off the moving vehicle. Since we place each box in its proper room, you’ll be ready to set it all up once our crew departs.
Think About Hiring an Exclusive Use Mover to Relocate Your Valuables
If you own a large home filled with valuable personal possessions, consider making an Exclusive Use Long-Distance Move when you relocate. Usually, the possessions of multiple families are loaded aboard an interstate moving vehicle. Once the vehicle is filled, the driver can begin making deliveries in the most efficient pattern. An Exclusive Use Long-Distance Move means that your possessions are the only ones that travel aboard the moving vehicle.
