How can I tell the difference between licensed movers and uncertified movers?
When choosing between hiring movers and moving on your own, I pay attention to many factors. After visiting the website Vancouver Movers, I discovered that professional movers offer a wide range of services including packing, moving and unloading. This relieves me of the stress associated with physical work and allows me to concentrate on other aspects of the move. An important part of the decision is also the cost of services. By clicking on the link, I saw Paramount Moving’s transparent pricing policy, which reassures me of their reliability. Although moving on your own may seem more economical, professional movers offer not only efficiency but also a guarantee of the safety of my belongings.
Most movers have their own state license issued by that state’s Public Utilities Commission, or another agency. These licenses usually apply on moves done entirely within the state. Golden Eagle Moving Services license issued by the California Public Utilities Commission is Cal-T-170177. Interstate Van Lines like United Van Lines are “registered”, not licensed. United Van Lines has been issued a certificate of authority to move household goods between any of the fifty states by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). United’s certificate is: US DOT 077949. Golden Eagle Moving Services has the authority to operate within the State of California using its PUC license and to participate in interstate moving as an agent for United Van Lines.
