Purely Canadian Movers
Moving policies

Policies customers should understand before moving day

These public notes explain estimate, booking, valuation, access, elevator, and building-planning topics that affect moving day.

Estimate and booking policy

Customers should request a written estimate and confirm move date, inventory, access, services, and timing before booking.

  • Written estimates should reflect inventory and access details.
  • Month-end, summer, and weekend moves should be booked earlier when possible.
  • Changes to inventory, access, packing, or route may change the final estimate.

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Valuation and coverage

Customers should review valuation coverage options before moving day, especially for long-distance moves and high-value goods.

  • Basic carrier liability and additional valuation options are not the same as separate home insurance.
  • Customers should disclose high-value or fragile items during the estimate process.
  • Damage concerns should be documented promptly with photos and item details.

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Building access and elevator planning

Condo, apartment, office, and high-rise moves need elevator booking, loading zone planning, and building access confirmation.

  • Customers should reserve elevators before moving day.
  • Loading zone and parking restrictions can affect timing.
  • Building rules should be shared with the moving team before arrival.

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Confirm policy details before booking

Every move is different. Ask the team to explain estimate terms, access needs, and valuation coverage before moving day.

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