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We filled out a movers' form recently and they said to estimate 1200 pounds per room (excluding bathrooms).
I think it totally depends what furniture you have. I had way more books than normal, but, since I was taking very little furniture, it evened out. I can look up what the weight was when I get home.
But I had at least two companies personally come look at my stuff for estimates. That way I knew in advance what it was going to be.
they said to estimate 1200 pounds per room
At my house:
"Well, this is where all the books are, and there are several hundred of them, probably should add a few pounds there."
"OK, this is the armory, with the swords and armor and hammers and sheets of metal and all. It may need a separate truck."
Which is why people like me move themselves.
Eeep, i don't know! I used a "relo-cube" so i had a certain amount of cubic feets (which i filled almost perfectly and entirely) rather than weight.
You should be able to get an estimate from the company.....
I looked into a number of options. My movers were about $2500 with tip. I think a cube/box was going to be about $4000 because the California end made it very expensive (and I would have had to load it myself). The rental plus gas for a U-Haul was going to be about the same as movers (not counting the time I would spend on the road, or the fact that, again, I would have had to load and unload myself). I loved my movers (Mayflower).
our movers actually sent an estimator over first. he told them xxx book boxes and they came in loaded for bear. "this is a tiny house! that guy's off his gourd!... oh. crap."
this was the first time anyone has ever moved us. It was pretty awesome. We were also not paying for it.
MUST FINALIZE MOVERS SITUATION SOON! Ack! Stress. me? NO! ACK!
Omnis - do not, I repeat DO NOT hire movers that do not come to look at your stuff and give you an estimate. Seriously. Also make sure you get a Not to Exceed total.
I'm not moved yet, but that is what my research taught me.
Back from OB/GYN appt. She couldn't feel any fibroids on manual exam, but when she palpated my stomach (from the outside), it hurt really badly, in several places. So she wrote me an order for an ultrasound. I'ma try to fit it in before vacation, but things are getting tight. t edit Tight in terms of time, not my pants. (Although there's that, too.)
I appreciate very much that she took me seriously instead of pooh-poohing it, or attributing it to Zoloft withdrawal (which, don't get me wrong, could be a factor, but I don't think it can be the sole cause), or even worse, just telling me I was fat.
(Which, er, I am, but that's not actually a disease.)
And now I'm home early, and being barked at, so I have to resume my endless role as hapless doorman to the canines.
"this is a tiny house! that guy's off his gourd!... oh. crap."
Hee!!!
Steph, I hope it turns out to be something not-terrible. And I'm glad the doctor didn't just wave it off without checking.
Good to hear about a doctor treating you well and kindly and right, Tep. Way too many people here have way too many horror stories of the opposite.
And, because I've been running around with half a brain all day, I forgot to say {{{DJ}}} and {{{DJ's friend}}} with many years of good meds~ma and continued-medical-advances~ma as well.