FAQs

The cost depends on the size and specific services needed. For an accurate estimate, contact us for a free assessment, available online, over the phone, or through in-house visits for local moves.

**PRICING/RATE:**
a) $149 per hour for 2 movers and a truck
b) $199 per hour for 3 movers and a truck
c) $65 per hour per mover/helper

Hourly rates include all necessary equipment, supplies, and released/liability value protection. Flat-rate options are available. Minimum durations apply. A one-time fee (0.5-1 hour) for truck / travel / gas will be added. No hidden charges. Invoice/receipt sent promptly after completion.

At Gentle Goose Moving, we prioritize transparency and do not apply any additional fees or hidden charges. When scheduling your move, our sales consultants provide a comprehensive confirmation detailing all charges, ensuring clear understanding and preventing unexpected surprises.

You can easily request a quote by contacting us through our website or giving us a call/text. We'll ask you a few questions about your move or delivery needs and provide you with a detailed estimate based on the information provided.

While we recommend booking your move or delivery in advance to secure your preferred date and time, we understand that circumstances can change suddenly. We will do our best to accommodate last-minute requests based on our availability.

The duration of your move is unique and depends on factors such as home size, belongings, and distance. A local one-bedroom move may take around three hours, while long-distance moves vary. Delivery for long-distance moves may take up to two weeks. Here's an approximate breakdown:

a) 1-2 room condo/apartment: 2-4 hours
b) 3-5 room condo/apartment or 2-3 room house/bungalow/townhouse: 5-7 hours
c) 4-5 room house/bungalow/townhouse: 8-10 hours

Factors like stairs, packing, and furniture assembly impact duration. Ensure a smooth move by clearing pathways. Consider our Professional Packing Service for secure and convenient packing, saving time and avoiding supply hassles.

The level of valuation protection you receive depends on your chosen option, influencing claim adjustments and the carrier's maximum liability. Valuation is distinct from coverage and is subject to federal laws, carrier tariffs, and regulations, with potential limitations. To ascertain coverage, check with your homeowners insurance.

Two primary valuation protection options exist:

1. **Released Liability Protection:**
- Provided at no cost but offers minimal coverage.
- Carrier pays $0.60 per pound per article for loss or damage.
- Example: A 75 lbs furniture piece yields a $45 settlement.
- Initialing the bill of lading signifies your choice.

2. **Replacement Value Protection (RVP):**
- Comprehensive coverage; damaged or lost items repaired or replaced at full value.
- No depreciation factor in determining replacement value.
- Offers enhanced peace of mind for full protection.

Carefully evaluate your valuation protection options, choosing the one aligning best with your needs and the value of your belongings.