Whether you are a seasoned mover, or this is a first time move, you may notice your movers and packers using some industry terminology that is unfamiliar to you. The full service movers at 3 Guys Moving are trained to explain the process to our customers in detail. However, in the midst of everything, it may be difficult to remember all of the terminology. Our next series of articles will cover common terms used by movers and packers.

Bill of Lading

The bill of lading is another name for your receipt. You will be asked to sign your bill of lading before your movers and packers begin to transport your household goods. This document is extremely important and should be kept with you throughout your move.

Inventory

The inventory is a descriptive, itemized list of the household goods that your full service moving company will be handling and transporting for your move.

High Value Article

If you are moving an item valued at >$100 per pound, it will be classified as a high value article. It is advisable to disclose any high value articles to your movers and packers when they arrive. Piano movers will automatically list pianos, organs, etc. as high value articles.

Our next article will cover more moving terms commonly used by moving companies.

3 Guys Moving is a respected full service moving company serving clients throughout the United States. Our long distance and local movers have the expertise and passion to ensure your move goes smooth. We handle all types of moves, from small apartment and college moves to major corporate and military relocations. When you are in need of a full service moving company, the movers, and packers at 3 Guys Moving will be here to serve you. Give us a call to learn more today.