* Insurance # 0X5426908080|* ODOT Moving License # 119893|* US DOT Moving # 1863079

WE ARE A PACK & LOAD COMPANY meaning insurance will protect a consumer’s property while the pack and load service provider is loading or unloading a customer’s transportation. The insurance coverage will not, however, provide protection for the consumer’s property while the customer’s transportation is in transit. We don’t insure any vehicle we do not provide. If you ask for help driving, you’re still responsible.

All moves have a minimum number of hours plus drive from and back to All Service Moving home office. Under and over estimating moves is inevitable; therefore we never guarantee we will not be late.

Caution: If the actual value of your goods is higher than the amount you declare on the bill of lading, you may NOT be fully covered. If you are unsure of the value of your goods, check your homeowner's policy or call your insurance agent.
Not only do we abide by the insurance regulations below, but we also try to go above and beyond these minimums. We believe our customers are number one, not profit.

You are free to purchase insurance from someone other than the mover.
Valuation protection options are available from the mover, depending on your declared value of the goods. Notice: A household goods mover's liability for loss or damage caused by the mover is limited in Oregon to 60 cents per pound per article based on the actual weight of each article, unless you choose in writing a different valuation for an additional cost (see Options 2 and 3 below). Additional insurance may be purchased from an insurance company of your choosing. You may want to check with your own insurance company first. Ask whether your insurance coverage applies when your goods are transported by a for-hire carrier.

See additional valuation information on this page related to "ready to assemble" furniture.

If you have property damage claims, you must notify the movers before they leave your residence. We make to claim to damage if the movers are not made aware of it. All Service Moving does not insure boxes we did not pack, opened boxes, items that should be in boxes, containers, crated, packed a different way while in our possession. We do not insure damage done by furniture that was not made to be moved, too large or heavy to safely go/set down where it is intended or needs to be temporarily set, wheeled items that the wheels cause damage, items that are obviously going to be dangerous to be moved to where they are going unless a written contract stating that the item will be insured regardless is signed.


Option 1 – Released Value Protection/Almost No Coverage. This option pays up to 60 cents per pound per article for any lost or damaged article. For example, it would pay a maximum of $30.00 for a 50-pound table ($.60 x 50 lbs.). There is no extra charge for this option.

Option 2 – Depreciated Value Protection. The weight of your goods is multiplied by $1.25 per pound to figure its value, or you may declare a lump sum value for your goods. The greater of the two value figures will be used to calculate the amount you must pay for this protection. Ask your mover for the current price of this option. Any items lost or damaged are subject to depreciation under this option.

Option 3 – Replacement Cost Protection. The weight of your goods is multiplied by $3.50 per pound to figure its value, or you may declare a value of $10,000 or more. The greater of the two value figures will be used to calculate the amount you must pay for this protection. Ask your mover for the current price of this option. Depreciation does not apply under this option.

Other valuation protection options may be offered by the mover, if approved by the Oregon Department of Transportation.

READY TO ASSEMBLE FURNITURE:

Moving companies have limited liability for damage to "Ready to Assemble" furniture (furniture you assembled or a store assembled for you) whose components are NOT bordered by solid wood, veneer plywood, or metal with structural fasteners that join into one of these materials. This kind of furniture does not stand up to the normal strains of moving and needs to be fully disassembled prior to a move to avoid loose joints, chipping, and breakage. In many cases, the cost of repair can exceed the value of this kind of furniture.

If you've purchased furniture second hand, check to see if it's "Ready to Assemble" furniture by looking for fasteners secured into cam locks or into any material other than solid wood, veneer plywood, or metal. Review your  furniture and make sure it's worth moving. If it is, the best way to move it is to disassemble it at origin and reassemble it at your destination. Decide as soon as possible how you will have this done. You have two options:

Your least expensive option is to disassemble the furniture yourself, completely removing and carefully placing all fasteners, pins, cams, handles, wafers, and dowels in a clearly labeled box. Your mover will then move these items at the valuation you choose.

A second option is to arrange to have your mover disassemble and reassemble the furniture for you at additional cost. Your mover may do this, or arrange to hire a 3rd party that specializes in disassembling and reassembling this type of furniture.

If "Ready to Assemble" furniture is moved in its assembled state, it will be moved at your risk and at a maximum liability on the part of the carrier of $75 per article. If you can present proof of purchase, the maximum liability is 25% of the purchase price or $75, whichever is greater.