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Who will bring the packing supplies?
Ans: United Van Lines Agent will bring high-quality packing materials for all the items listed in your inventory list. These supplies include moving boxes of different sizes and strengths, packing sheets, packing tape, bubble wrap, and more. For delicate and fragile items, specialized packing supplies will be used.
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Can the United Van Lines Agent disassemble and reassemble furniture?
Ans: United Van Lines Agent can arrange services to disassemble and reassemble the furniture. If you need such a service, inform us in advance.
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Does anyone need to be available at the current location and destination address?
Ans: Yes, you or your representative must be present at the time of pickup and at the new house. United Van Lines Agent will need to complete some paperwork and your directions to park the truck and proceed with the move.
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When is the best time to move?
Ans: The best time to move is weekdays and off-peak season. During this time the United Van Lines Agent are easily available and moves are less expensive.
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How are fragile items handled by United Van Lines Agent?
Ans: United Van Lines Agent uses high-quality packing supplies to pack fragile items. They use special packing items like bubble wrap and Styrofoam balls to avoid movement.