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Question by Yo Vern (Vernon Nichols)

What is the cost of moving a 1-bedroom apartment from Patchogue, NY to Chicago, IL?

What is the cost of moving a 1-bedroom apartment From Patchogue, NY to Chicago, IL?

Nov 03, 22:01
Answer by julie (Julie Owens)

Congratulations on your exciting long-distance move. The best way to determine moving costs is to locate a mover in your area on VanLines.com. Simply locate your city and listing of movers will appear, along with their contact information. Call about 3-5 movers and ask them information about their company including years in business, services offered and what licenses they have but never accept a moving quote over the phone. From there, ask 3 movers to come to your home for an in-house moving estimate where they can actually look at your items and give you a quote. During this meeting you can also ask your potential moving company additional questions and be sure that any quotes you get are in writing.

Best of luck!

Good luck with your move,

Julie Owens @ MovingAnswers.org

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