Planning Your Move

  • Get Ready!

  • Pack your goods and make them ready for loading!

  • IMS Customer Care calls you to confirm last details

  • Moving Day

  • Professional IMS packer ensure safe transit while protecting your home during move-out

  • Create an inventory list together with the IMS driver!

LOADING AND MOVING DAY

Your household goods are packed and ready to be loaded. The day before moving day, you will be called by our IMS Customer Care to schedule move times and discuss any last minute details.

It is your responsibility to be there on moving day. If you cannot be there, you must designate a person to be present on moving day. Be assured that your household goods will be loaded and transported by professionally trained service providers experienced in proper loading techniques to minimize damage in transit.

IMS knows how important it is to protect your home, so we use runners and special padding throughout the house to avoid any damage to carpeting, flooring, doorways and molding during the move-out. We will also use stretch wrap or padding to protect upholstered furniture or any other furniture that can cause damage to other items.

Your IMS driver will prepare an inventory of items to be moved, and each item is noted for its physical condition. Please be sure that each item is listed and that the condition of each item is accurately indicated. Each item to be moved will be labeled with an inventory sticker and numbered so that its matched on the inventory sheet. Both you and the driver will sign the inventory to finalize the items being loaded and moved.

Our loading team will load your goods onto the moving truck using strapping if necessary.

  • Delivery Day

  • Be sure that your payment is ready!

  • Check your items for any damages and match them with your inventory list!

DELIVERY DAY

It is your responsibility to be present on delivery day. Be sure to have your payment ready, as payment is required upon delivery, unless other billing arrangements were made in advance.

As the driver unloads each item, carefully inspect each item for damage and check it off the driver’s original inventory form. If any item is damaged or missing, you must identify the missing items and/or note the damage on the driver’s inventory. This is required if a claim is filed and settlement is to be made. After unloading, you will be asked to sign the inventory form. Before you sign, be sure that you accompany the driver for one last inspection of your shipment and your residence. Your signature indicates that you have received your articles in the same condition (unless noted) as when they were picked up by IMS for transportation.