"When it came to the future of moving, we knew exactly which way to go!"
 For more than a decade, Future Moves of America has provided the most experienced relocation specialists in the industry.
No matter how large or how small your move is, finding trusting, reliable movers and monitoring your domestic or international relocation from start to finish is what FMA does best, and without an additional charge! Your Move Management Coordinators (MMC) will oversee your personal or corporate move and serve as your single point of contact throughout the relocation.
FMA's service providers are some of the most respected and experienced movers in the industry who have served our customers for more than a decade, assuring you that your belongings will be carefully handled by professionals who really do care.
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Here are some helpful tips:
 Make sure that the mover has a good BBB rating and can answer "yes" to each of the questions below. You should consider making an appointment to see their representative for a free estimate. Two or three estimates are considered a reliable number for comparing estimates. More than three estimates can become confusing.
Carefully compare each estimate. If the estimate is guaranteed, choosing your mover will be simple once you compare each estimate and determine the following:
- What is the estimate weight of my shipment? If the weight compares much higher or lower (more or less than 10%), compare the Table of Measurement/Cube Sheets and check for any discrepancies that may include items that were included or excluded that are to be moved.
- Did the mover provide me with a copy of the Table of Measurement or Cube Sheet? This can be used to compare how each mover determined their weight for your estimate and can be used as a tool to check for any possible discrepancies or for comparing with other estimates. If your mover did not leave the Table of Measurement/Cube Sheet, ask for a copy.
- Was the representative helpful and did they leave moving materials? Most of these materials include helpful brochures and moving materials, references, packing and moving tips, history of the moving company and the Rights and Responsibilities booklet.
- Which carrier offers the best price? This is important, but consider all answers before choosing your mover - choosing a mover based on price only can be a huge mistake.
- Is the price "bound" or "guaranteed", or is it just an estimate? Your estimate should clearly state if the charges are binding, guaranteed, guaranteed not-to-exceed or estimated.
- Is the valuation/insurance premium included in the cost or will it added to the cost? Is there a deductible? Most premiums for valuation or insurance vary slightly in cost. Be careful that you're not fooled by a lower cost premium that has a high deductible attached.
- Is any packing included in the estimate? If you're packing your own personal effects, most movers will include the cost to pack and unpack your mattresses and box springs - Most moving companies will not move these items unless they are packed in boxes or heavy plastic.
- What payment terms and options does your company offer? If the mover requests a deposit, they should not be considered - payment before unloading is standard and is Federally mandated.
- Who do I contact if I encounter a problem during my move or if I need to file a claim? Dealing with different people and different office/agencies/affiliates when something goes wrong, if you have a question, or if you need to make a change can be frustrating and will send you and your move into a tailspin! If the mover you choose to work with is service oriented, they will ask you to call them for everything, not a different office, agent, affiliate or the van line.
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