Stair fees
Some movers may charge an additional fee if there are stairs involved in the move, especially if they have to carry heavy items up or down several flights of stairs.
Long carry fees
If the moving truck has to park far away from your home or apartment, some movers may charge a long carry fee for carrying your items a long distance from the truck to your home.
Shuttle fees
If the moving truck can't access your home due to narrow streets, low bridges, or other obstacles, the moving company may need to use a smaller shuttle truck to transport your items to and from the main truck. This can result in additional fees.
Fuel surcharges
Some moving companies may charge a fuel surcharge if the price of gas exceeds a certain amount. This fee can vary depending on the distance of the move and the size of the moving truck.
Insurance fees
While most moving companies offer insurance to protect your belongings during the move, some may charge an additional fee for this service. Be sure to ask about insurance coverage and any associated fees before choosing a moving company.