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Terms of Service

These terms govern your use of the B. Moore Moving + Storage website. By using this site, you agree to them. The binding terms for any move, storage, or related service are set out in the written estimate and proposal you review and approve before work begins.

Quotes and estimates

Requesting a quote does not create a booking. Prices, availability, and scope are confirmed in a written proposal after a consultation. Any preliminary figures shown before that proposal are estimates, not final quotes.

Booking, your reservation fee, and payment

A reservation fee of 50% of your estimate schedules your date and your team. A further 40% is drafted seven business days before your first day with us, and we write to you the day before so the date is never a surprise. The remaining balance is due on completion, together with any additional labor, vendors and costs you approved while we were with you. Billing is presented transparently as labor, materials, and a truck fee, with no hidden per-item surcharges.

Rescheduling and cancellation

We ask for as much notice as possible so we can serve other clients, and we will always work with you on rescheduling. The specific notice window and any related terms are stated in your proposal.

Your belongings, protection, and claims

Every move is fully insured, and our crews are background-checked and trained in white-glove handling. Valuation coverage, liability limits, and the process for reporting any concern are detailed in your service agreement and bill of lading.

Website content

The text, images, and marks on this site belong to B. Moore Moving + Storage and may not be copied or reused without permission. Client reviews shown here are genuine and published with our clients' knowledge.

Contact

Questions about these terms? Email Info@bmooremoving.com or call (512) 756-3983.

This is a general terms summary and not legal advice. Review with counsel before launch, and make sure it aligns with the binding language in your estimates, proposals, and bill of lading.