Tempting as it might be to turn to the lowest bidder, it should only be done after confirming that the bid accurately reflects all the moving that needs to be done. Insurance coverage is a must. Make sure the mover is adequately insured in case of damage or injury. Although an accident is not likely to occur, you do not want to be liable if your office building's entrance is damaged or a mover hurts himself while hauling equipment on your premises. And you certainly want some compensation if your equipment gets damaged.
References can be particularly helpful in making a final decision.
Ask for references from companies that have moved within the last month. That way, you will still be able to tap fresh recollections of the ease or difficulty with which the move was conducted. Particular areas of inquiry should include how cooperative the movers were, how careful they were, and how well the movers kept to their estimate. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Insurance Center Covering the needs of small business owners Legal Center Hundreds of business legal tools Office Products Special deals on equipment, supplies. Classifieds Search for business services, real estate and career opportunities.