Relocation in Indiana
There are a million reasons to move to Indiana but the most notable are the friendly folks, Midwestern way of life, and serene landscape. Home to some of the nation’s most respected universities; Notre Dame, Purdue, and University of Indiana, the state does nott fall short of education and team spirit. Indiana also represents the signature racing event called the Indianapolis 500 which brings in over 400,000 racing fans.
If this sounds like your type of living, you need a directory of moving companies in Indiana who can make this dream come true. As fast as the Indianapolis 500, you can find the right moving company for your move. No matter where you are going, you can find a local moving company that is reliable, dependable, and affordable.
Indiana Moving Information
Finding the right moving company in Indiana is more than just a topnotch website along with a cheerful agent. You desire a moving company that follows the guidelines upheld by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).
Here are some tips for a successful move:
- Plan your move in advance, 2-6 weeks if possible.
- Find out if the mover is registered with the FMCSA. Visit protectyourmove.gov to research registered movers.
- Get several written in-home estimates from movers. Give yourself enough time to compare movers, costs, and services. Ask what the preferred method of payment is prior to the move.
- Avoid verbal quotes given over the phone.
- Have a clear understanding of who will be performing the move. Get information about how to contact the mover before, during and after the move.
- Do not sign blank forms. Thoroughly read over the contract and get everything in writing, including estimates.
- Be present at the time of loading and unloading.
- Find out what the mover coves if there are any damages or loss during your move.
For information on moving, finding moving companies in Indiana or making a complaint, visit protectyourmove.gov or call 1-888-DOT-SAFT (1-888-368-7238).
State Related Facts
- State capital: Indianapolis is the state capital
- Santa Claus, Indiana receives over one half million letters and requests at Christmas time
- Indiana’s shoreline with Lake Michigan is only 40 miles long, but Indiana is still considered a Great Lakes State.
- David Letterman, host of television’s "Late Show with David Letterman," was born April 12, 1947, in Indianapolis.
- Indianapolis grocer Gilbert Van Camp discovered his customers enjoyed an old family recipe for pork and beans in tomato sauce. He opened up a canning company and Van Camp’s Pork and Beans became an American staple.
