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What time will the crew be here?
Beltway has never stood up a customer in our 43+ years of business. All of us who live in the Washington Metro area understand its traffic issues. These unforeseen gridlocks will on occasion make us late, however, be assured that they will be there!. Our consultants noted an approximate arrival time on your written estimate. You will receive a call from our dispatcher on the day before your move to confirm the arrival time, introduce you to the crew and discuss any last minute details. If you have more move day questions visit our FAQ.
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5-15-2010
Crew: Gibson, M. ,Siler, G. & Saber (Alexandria Branch)
Consultant: Steve Jojokian (Alexandria Branch)
“Mo, George & Saber were prompt, efficient, careful and friendly. We’ll be back”
Gene W.
Washington DC
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Back to Understanding Insurance
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Replacement Cost Valuation
Replacement Valuation means that claim settlement is based on full repair or cash allowance up to replacement of an item with like kind and quality
- This coverage will also cover your belongings during handling, loading, transport and unloading.
- Claim settlement is based on full repair or cash allowance up to replacement of an item with the like kind and quality.
- A loss will be handled in terms of today's market value. This means that the cost of replacing the item with a new one of like value will be the benchmark in settling claim.
- The luxury of full replacement valuation can be a more reasonable option if you consider increasing the standard deductible from $250.00 to a higher amount.
- If there is a major problem--you will enjoy the benefit of a full replacement--at a cost that you can easily afford.
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Actual Cost Valuation
Actual Cash Valuation means that claim settlement is based on repair or cash allowance determined by replacement value less depreciation
- This coverage will protect your belongings during loading, transit and unloading.
- Any claim settlement will be based on repair or cash allowance determined by replacement value less depreciation.
- Actual value is not the cost of your goods but the depreciated value at the time of your move.
- In most instances, the amount you are reimbursed will be less than the cost of a new or replacement item.
- Claims adjusters use depreciation tables in arriving at a settlement with you.
- You have the option of accepting the cost of repairs or depreciated value of a damaged item; the mover's liability is generally limited to whichever is less.
- High value items or bonefide antiques should be specifically listed and their values stated on a descriptive inventory with supporting documentation.
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