Versed in Eviction Laws & Regulations

There are law and police requirements that apply when a tenant does not move out by the deadline. The You Call, We Haul team helping with your eviction moving services is informed of these regulations. A landlord is not allowed to break into the living space and he or she is not allowed to leave your belongings on the curb or cut your utilities. In the event a tenant hires a professional service over legal services, a city marshal or sheriff will accompany the movers to the property.

Should I Choose a Legal or an Eviction Moving Service?

Since the landlord is not allowed to enter the living space, they have two options: hire legal services or eviction moving services. Legal services will be very expensive and can become a hassle quickly. That is where eviction moving services come in. The personal property of the tenant must be moved to a place where the tenant can recover it without difficulty. When the landlord hires eviction moving services, they must incur all the expenses and assume any responsibility for damage to the property during the eviction moving out process. However, hiring a professional service will ensure that the entire process goes smoothly. Our professionally trained team at You Call, We Haul are trained to make sure that none of the belongings are damaged.

Eviction Moving Costs & Avoiding Scams

Such jobs typically cost more than the regular moving and packing jobs because the professional movers have to pack everything- even garbage. The movers at an You Call, We Haul are legally not allowed to throw anything out, so even if it looks like garbage, it has to be packed and labeled.

Before hiring eviction moving services, it’s essential to check that the mover is licensed and trustworthy. It’s important to get a couple of estimates that are “not-to-exceed” binding quotes. Since an eviction moving out is an already extremely complicated situation, beware of the signs of a moving scam.

Being evicted is completely avoidable. If there is some reason that a rent payment cannot be made in time, the landlord should be made aware of this. Eviction is not always the answer and can be avoided with clear communication between the tenant and landlord. It’s always better to try to find a solution as soon as difficulties begin.