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Envisioning a perfect efficient move? When you decide to contact Imperial Movers you will consult live with an agent experienced with moving customers in your same neighborhood or area, Contact Imperial Movers for the established pinnacle of stress-free total moving service. Our employees are the best in the business; our employees are paid higher than any old man with a van, ensuring our priority of quality in all we do. We can be reached by phone or email and will respond promptly and clearly to any submitted request or question
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Imperial Moving offers clear and precise estimates for a complete moving package, with zero hidden fees or nickle-and-diming. Upon request we offer a flat rate quote for the entire process. We will set a date and time in advance for our trucks to arrive at your origin point to pick up your luggage.
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Before An NYC Move
Moving can be complicated; we recommend keeping packed objects consolidated and organized by room, as well as packing bags for luggage to be transported separately. The night before the move, confirm that the materials are organized and labeled – and then relax; we will efficiently take care of the entire packing process the following day. We offer an additional packing service; we will wrap and package every object of your luggage for transportation, so you don’t have to lift a finger. Rest assured that your move will not only be handled by an experienced foreman but that the home office will be available to address any issues that arise.
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Moving Day
On the day of your relocation, our moving team will wrap all of your furniture and any loose fragile items will be boxed. After documenting all objects being moved, the movers provide you with an inventory form, and load all objects for transportation. We will provide a specific delivery time and wait for your arrival at your new home. Also, Imperial Moving and Storage dispatchers will never send out a crew without previous instructions of how to drive to each location. This is all to ensure that the move itself will be done as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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After Move
Unpacking is a fast process; our movers will unload all packed objects, assemble furniture such as bed frames or tables, and provide you with delivery receipts. Once fully moved in, payment can be processed via cash, credit, or check.
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- Joanne Russo felt a sense of panic when she awoke on October 29 to a rain-soaked, wind-battered city and reports that the worst was yet to come. “The last thing we wanted was to get stuck,” said Ms. Russo. “We were afraid the movers would bail on us and then we wouldn’t be able to leave for days.” She was relieved when Imperial Moving called at 8 a.m. to say that they would be there in an hour. As businesses shut down and traffic vanished, the movers emptied the women’s two-bedroom on East 31st Street and carted their belongings to their new sixth-floor apartment at 20th Street and First Avenue. They finished shortly before the electricity went out and the elevator shuddered to a stop. Calling it a rough week barely begins to describe New York after Hurricane Sandy.
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- If disaster (or the weather) strikes and your movers suddenly can't show up, what happens next will depend on a few different factors: the moving company itself, your current and future landlords, and the nature of your current and future leases. "There are a lot of variables that are affected by the cancellation," says Ruma Ferdous of Imperial Moving. "For instance, clients are worried about finding another mover, making sure they have proper insurance to work in the building, if their current landlords will allow them to stay for another day or if they will charge another month’s rent, etc."
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