If you need helping moving antiques in Northern Virginia across the region, over state lines or even across the country, HulberWilmot Moving & Storage are the professional antique movers for you.
With a combined experience of over 35 years in the moving and storage industry, we use the proper techniques, equipment, and protection to ensure your antiques, collectibles, and other high-value items are safe and sound during your next relocation.
If you’re not sure whether you need antique movers, ask yourself, “Do I know how to move antiques?”
If the answer is yes, perhaps we can offer you a place to store or some extra hands to help wrap and pad them for protection.
If you answered no, it might be time to call the professionals at HuberWilmot. Our skilled team of packers and movers knows how to properly handle your fragile and expensive valuables from the moment they begin packing until the last item is unloaded.
We will take care of every possession on the truck while paying extra attention to those that are sentimental or monetary in value and those that are very fragile.
Whether you’re shipping antiques on your own or as part of a larger move, our logistics advocates will work with you to create a personalized plan that fits your needs.
To that end, we’ve prepared a few questions one may have about moving and shipping antiques:
For a complete list of questions asked by many movers, consult our Moving FAQs section.
With every move we manage, HuberWilmot is always professional, courteous, safe, and respectful. We’ll do whatever it takes to ensure your moving experience is a seamless and stress-free one.
Fill out our free quote form or contact us at info@hwmoving.com or call our office today at (703) 488-7117 to speak to a friendly and helpful moving advocate.
What is a Bill of Lading?
Every mover is required to prepare a bill of lading for every shipment transported. The bill of lading is the receipt for your goods and the contract with your mover for their transportation. The driver who loads your shipment must give you a copy of the bill of lading.
It is your responsibility to read and understand the information on the bill of lading before you sign it. The bill of lading identifies the mover and specifies when the transportation is to be performed. It also specifies the terms and conditions for payment of the total moving charges, along with the maximum amount required to be paid at the time of delivery (if you are moving under a non-binding estimate). Information regarding the valuation of your shipment and the amount the mover will be liable for in the event of loss or damage is also shown.
