Hartford Licensed Movers For No-Elevator Apartments, New Pre-Screened Directory
Dec 13, 2023
An expanded directory of pre-screened moving contractors in Hartford is now available for no-elevator apartment owners, announces Movers.com.
North Brunswick Township, United States - December 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Movers.com is announcing an update of its directory of pre-screened movers in Hartford, Connecticut, to help owners of apartments in no-elevator buildings find reliable help for their next move.
More details can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-companies/ct-connecticut/hartford/cheap-movers.html
With figures from the Better Business Bureau showing that moving scams are up 12% in 2023 compared to last year, more and more homeowners are looking for ways to make sure the movers they choose are reliable, says Movers.com.
Connecticut no-elevator apartment owners are at a higher than average risk. The state ranks 8th for incidence of moving scams, and overcharging - a common type of moving fraud - is more likely if the apartment is located in a building with no elevator.
To help Hartford apartment owners find trustworthy movers, Movers.com has compiled a list of 26 licensed and certified moving companies in Hartford. The contractors are pre-screened and fully insured, and Movers.com allows homeowners to request up to seven free estimates directly from its website.
The site has helped thousands of homeowners across the US access expert moving help from the nation’s top movers.
A satisfied client said: “Thoroughly professional, extremely efficient, and completely no fuss, at a very reasonable rate! They do not waste any time. No extra charges. The crew was very helpful and professional throughout the process!”
About Movers.com
An online portal dedicated to helping US homeowners get expert moving tips and connect with trustworthy movers, Movers.com has developed a large collection of moving resources. The website offers easy-to-fill online forms for homeowners looking for local, interstate, and international moves, as well as auto transport shipping quotes, comprehensive moving guides, and an “Ask an Expert” section where readers can get pro answers to any moving-related questions.
“Doing something the right way takes time, and we haven't pleased more than 750,000 customers overnight,” said a company representative. “It's taken nearly fifteen years of intensive industry research, robust cutting-edge technology, and careful attention to relocation trends to get to the top. Now we're proud to be the Internet's best moving resource.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.movers.com
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