Moving companies listed on MovingLabor.com provide labor-only services: movers that
load or unload a moving truck, trailer or
storage container that you
provide. When it comes to
hiring help for your move we want you to have
peace of mind, which is why we've created this
guide.
What
if an item is Damaged?
All movers providing labor-only services
are responsible for basic damage
protection. This protection covers up
to $0.60 per pound when damage
occurs while being handled by the movers.
Learn more about basic damage
protection.
Am I
Liable if a mover gets Injured?
You are never liable for any injury
sustained by the movers that occurs as a
result of normal household goods movement.
All movers listed on our site have
contractually agreed not to hold a
customer liable for an injury.
Are They
Experienced?
MovingLabor.com will only approve a moving company that
has met our requirements and passed our
screening process. Movers listed on our
site have had their professional
experience verified. The average customer
rating for movers listed on our site is
4.6 out of 5.
Professional Credentials
Moving companies listed on MovingLabor.com may have a variety of professional
credentials. If a mover has any of these
credentials they will be shown on their
profile.
Background
Check
The mover has passed a thorough background
check conducted by our trusted vendor. Our background check includes these databases:
- Sex offender
- Global watchlist (terrorism)
- National criminal database (includes
felony and misdemeanor)
- Address history
- SSN verification
- County criminal check (based on their
current county of residence)
Business
License
A license issued in the business name under the
authority of the city/town, county or state in
which the mover operates. A license is not required to provide moving
labor.
Name
Registration
An official registration of the company name,
typically a
or .
Depending on the location of the mover a name
registration may be issued by a city/town,
county or state.
Liability
Insurance
An insurance policy that covers a variety of
claims, including bodily injury, property
damage, personal injury and others that may
arise from normal business operations.
Worker's
Compensation
Provides wage replacement and medical benefits
to employees injured in the course of
employment.