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1. Actual weight of the shipment or labor time- The final charges on interstate relocation will normally be depending on the actual weight of the shipment, regardless of whether it's more or less than the estimated weight. The quote that you obtain ought to be depending on an onsite estimate (unless waived) or a list of objects that you simply wish to move. Anything that will be added or taken off the list will have an effect on the price. The final charges will be depending on the actual weight of the items to be shipped. Be sure to check what the charge per any additional pound is, as it may be different than the basic charge the quote is calculated by.

2. Packing materials- You will usually have 2 options for packing:

Full packing- The carrier (moving company) packs everything for you and is in charge to offer all the necessary packing supplies. All of the packing materials and packing labor should be included in the price. Make certain that the charge isn't calculated individually for the packing charges rather than a price per pound (interstate) or price per hour (intrastate), since that means that your cost will depend on the actual use of packing materials.

No packing- You are expected to pack everything yourself and the mover will usually only offer moving pads/blankets to protect your furniture. Some companies will need particular packing for certain objects, such as shrink wrap for fabric, bubble for glass etc. Some movers will not accept any container packing other than boxes (such as bags, totes, suitcases or plastic bins) Constantly be sure to go through your quotes and see if any requirements are specified as you'll be charged extra by the movers for re-packing those objects and for the packing materials they will offer.

3. Extra services- Such as further insurance, storage, extra labor, taxes, fuel surcharges and processing fees. Extra services such as further insurance coverage and storage will be included to your total cost and are probably extremely clear and acceptable by you. Nevertheless, movers may charge you extra for stairs, elevators, bulky items, extra stops, hoisting of furniture, disassembly and reassembly of furniture and so on. Always be certain to see if your quote includes any mentioning of these charges and if not, be sure to get that in writing from your mover as part of your quote.

In summary, movers might fairly much charge you for anything. Take some time to read and comprehend your quote, from beginning to finish, such as all the small fine print. If anything is not clear or not specified, be certain to check with your mover.