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What Coverage Is Included with My Move?

Standard released-value moving coverage explanation

Is My Move Covered?

iBox Moving is licensed and insured. Local household-goods moves include standard released-value protection as required by applicable rules.

What Is Standard Released Value?

Standard coverage is limited to $0.60 per pound per article. It is based on the damaged item’s weight, not its purchase price or replacement cost.

Is That Full Replacement Coverage?

No. If you need broader protection for artwork, antiques, electronics, collections, or other high-value items, arrange appropriate third-party coverage before moving day and review your homeowners or renters policy.

What Should I Do If Something Happens?

Notify the office promptly, preserve the item and packaging, and provide photos and supporting documentation. We will explain the claim process and applicable terms.

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Explanation of released-value moving coverage and insurance options

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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…

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What Not to Pack on a Moving Truck

Hazardous and Flammable Materials Do not pack gasoline, propane, fireworks, ammunition, paint thinner, solvents, corrosive chemicals, or leaking containers. Follow local rules for lawful disposal. Valuables and Documents Carry cash, jewelry, passports, IDs, financial records, keys, legal documents, collections, and irreplaceable personal items yourself. Medication and Daily Essentials Keep prescriptions, medical devices, chargers, clothing, toiletries, and anything needed immediately in a personal bag. Food, Plants, and Living Things Do not…

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