Bronx High-Rise Apartment Movers: Binding Vs Non-Binding Estimates Explained
Knowing which type of estimate to go for can make the difference between an affordable move and getting downright scammed - and Movers.com explains it all.
Binding estimates commit the company and homeowners to a set price established based on a premove assessment.
have to pay the price quoted in the estimate, regardless of any potential An advantage of binding estimates is that you'll know what the cost of the move is beforehand - however, if the initial price is overestimated, you'll get no discount.
Non-binding estimates, by contrast, will only give an approximate price that may increase or decrease on moving day - which leaves you vulnerable to being scammed by movers who deliberately underestimate the cost of the move only to charge an unreasonably high price at the end.
The solution? Binding-not-toexceed estimates. Learn more at https://www.movers.com/movingguides/the-difference-betweenbinding-and-non-binding-movingestimates.html
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