How Does iBox Moving Protect Furniture?
How Do You Protect Furniture?
Our crew uses moving blankets, furniture pads, shrink wrap, tape, straps, and appropriate handling techniques for standard household furniture.
How Is the Truck Loaded?
Items are positioned and secured to reduce movement during transport. Fragile or unusual pieces should be identified before the move so the crew can plan their placement.
What Should the Customer Pack?
Loose contents should be packed in closed, labeled boxes unless packing service is booked. Keep cash, jewelry, medications, documents, and irreplaceable personal items with you.
What About High-Value Items?
Tell us about antiques, artwork, electronics, glass, or unusually valuable items before booking. Some items may require special preparation or additional third-party coverage.
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Moving Tips & Guides
How to Pack for a Local Move
Gather the Right Supplies Use strong boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap where appropriate, quality tape, labels, and markers. Avoid weak or dirty cartons. Pack Heavy Items in Small Boxes Books, canned goods, and dense objects belong in smaller cartons. Use larger boxes for light items such as linens and pillows. Protect Fragile Contents Wrap items individually, cushion empty space, and avoid placing heavy objects on top. Mark the box FRAGILE and identify the destination room. Finish Before Moving Day Unless packing service is booked, boxes…
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Moving Coverage and Insurance Options
Standard Coverage for Local Moves iBox Moving is licensed and insured. Local household-goods moves include standard released-value protection as required by applicable rules. What Does $0.60 per Pound Mean? Standard released value is limited to $0.60 per pound per article. Compensation is based on the item’s weight, not its purchase price or replacement cost. For example, a 20-pound item would have a maximum standard released value of $12. Is This Full Replacement Coverage? No. Customers moving artwork, antiques, collections, electronics, designer furniture, or other high-value belongings should consider appropriate third-party coverage and…