What factors affect the cost of my move?

Several factors can influence the cost of a move with Mayflower Moving. One of the primary factors is the distance between your current location and your new home. Longer distances typically incur higher transportation costs due to fuel and time. The size and weight of your belongings also play a significant role in pricing. A larger inventory requires more packing materials, labor, and vehicle space, which can lead to increased costs. Another important aspect is the timing of your move. Moving during peak seasons, such as summer or weekends, can be more expensive due to higher demand. Conversely, relocating during off-peak times may offer cost savings. Additionally, the level of service you choose can affect the price. For example, opting for full-service moving, which includes packing, loading, and unloading, will be more costly than a self-service option where you handle most tasks yourself. The complexity of your move is also a consideration. Factors such as narrow streets, difficult access to your current or new residence, or special handling requirements for delicate items can lead to increased costs. Lastly, any additional services, such as storage or packing supplies, will contribute to the overall price. It is always advisable to visit Mayflower's current web page for detailed information and resources regarding estimates and services available.