| Transit Date Delivery Table
Mileage Band |
Average days for Delivery |
Guaranteed Spread |
|
500 miles or less |
1 to 5 days | 10 days |
|
750 miles |
2 to 7 days |
15 days |
| 1000 miles |
4 to 10 days |
18 days |
|
2000 miles |
7 to 14 days |
24 days |
|
3000 miles |
9 to 18 days |
30 days |
|
3500 miles |
12 to 21 days |
32 days |
Moves that are arranged with a delayed
delivery, not to deliver prior to a particular date, will begin their guaranteed
spread on that day.
Please ask your consultant for any clarification
required on how this affects your circumstances. We want to insure that you are
properly informed of potential wait times, and have made appropriate
arrangements.
Qwest Haven Relocations is not responsible for personal
expenses due to late delivery for such things as, Clothes, Uniforms, Computer
data, distance from temporary accommodations to work, work related tools,
personal documents, medical supplies etc.
Qwesthaven will not offer
compensation if delays are weather related. This is a factor that no one
has control of.
Final Weight
Determination:
All shipments will be scaled on Certified
Government Approved Scales (Cat Certified Scales) in order to determine actual
weight.
You may request to be present at the time of scaling at anytime.
Your Van Operator can inform you of the specific place and time to meet for
observation.
The hauling unit will be weighed prior to arrival for
loading at the closest available Cat Scale, and again directly after loading.
All persons, equipment, materials and fuel will remain unaltered for both
scaling opportunities. The difference between these two gross weights will be
deemed the actual weight for extension of the charges on the Final Bill of
Lading. Vehicles picked up at residence will have the published manufacturers
weight subtracted from the total in circumstances when they are not being
shipped as weight.
Shipments that are deemed by the driver to be less
than the 2000 lb minimum weight will be charged as the minimum weight and may
not be scaled at the drivers discretion.
In the event that you the
consumer question the validity or accuracy of the results, you may request a
re-weigh at destination. Your request will need to be made at least 48 hours
prior to drivers intended delivery. We would strongly suggest that you attend
the re-weigh.
This will be performed in reverse of loading circumstances,
and the original scaled weight extension of the charges will be due prior to
off-loading of items at destination. The Lower of the two scaling opportunities
will be deemed accurate, and any reimbursement will be made.
Transit Protection:
All Canadian Moving
Company's are required to assume liability for the goods they
transport.
There are two fundamentally different levels of liability you need
to understand pertaining to your move.
Legal liability in Canada is
$.60 per lb. This is not "automatic coverage" being offered to you for free, but
what the movers know they are responsible for if you choose to" Release their
liability". Literally this means a 10 lb chair will garner a claims settlement
of $6.00, regardless of its actual value.
Released valuation is only
recommended if you are doing so in lieu of a Home Owners policy, or other third
party coverage that you have confirmed covers you in Transit, and for Mover
damage. Reputable companies will often come forward with a reasonable remedy in
case of damage due to their negligence, but by no means can you count on
Replacement costs.
Transit Protection is offered as an additional charge
to your move. Our coverage is valued at $7.00 per lb on the weight of your
shipment at a cost of $.73 per $100.00. Movers cannot call this coverage
Insurance, as we are not entitled to sell Insurance policies. All of our trucks
carry 1 million dollars liability insurance coverage on the cartage contents of
the trailer including your shipment. Whether or not you will be the benefactor
of a portion of this coverage is dependent upon your choice of protection
on the Bill of Lading.(Your signature on the Bill of Lading to Engage or Release
the Transit Protection is the official determination and
proof.)
Incidental furniture damage will not necessarily be put through
on the carriers Cartage Policy, but will most often be settled directly with the
carrier.
The carrier has the right to first attempt to repair a damaged
item, or offer a reasonable cash settlement in lieu of said repair. A claim must
be substantiated by the shipper, showing that the claimed item has been greatly
compromised in respect to its original condition stated on the inventories.
Claims for carrier damage are subject to a $200.00 deductible, and are limited
to an items depreciated value, or $7.00 per lb.
Claims for moving damage
must be reported to the company within 14 days of delivery, or noted on the Bill
of Lading at time of delivery.
Items in Self Storage or having been moved
again since the carriers original delivery, are not eligible for claims
processing. Transit Protection fraud, like Insurance Fraud is
illegal.
Non-Insurable
Items:
Jewelry, personal documentation, liquids of any
kind.
Particle board furniture / pressurized wood items (IKEA style) -
desks, dressers, beds, etc.
Owner packed cartons.
Internal mechanical
workings of electronics where there is no exterior damage occurring.
Boats,
ATV's, and Motorcycles ride at their own risk.
Automobiles, when in truck
trailers, must be insured by the shipper.
Prohibited Dangerous
Goods:
Gases and Propellants: gasoline, Propane, kerosene,
naphtha, lighter fluid. Liquefied petroleum gases of all types.
Aerosol cans not classified as personal toiletries - ie: spray paint.
Barbeque tanks, oxygen, helium, acetylene. Butane lighters. Fire
extinguishers.
Explosives: Ammunition, Fireworks, Flares, Blasting Caps,
Industrial Explosives, Detonation Devices.
Flammable Solids: Matches,
Solid fuel & BBQ Starter tablets, Sterno, Hay, Straw, Wood Chips, Oily
rags.
Yard & Gardening Supplies: Pesticides containing a base of
arsenic, strychnine, or cyanide. Fertilizers containing ammonium
nitrates. Pool chemicals, chlorine, and wood
preservatives.
Corrosives: Battery alkaline or acid (except car battery
installed in a car being shipped).
Household Chemicals: Bleach and
peroxide, disinfectants, cleaning fluids such as ammonia, varsol,
turpentine. Pesticides, herbicides, and fumigants. Oven cleaner, lye or
acids. Oil-based paint and thinners. Chemistry sets. Any
flammable items. Vinegar.
Final
Payment:
Final payment for moving services is due prior to
delivery and can be made by the following: Visa, Mastercard (card must be
present), Certified cheque, Money order, or Cash.
If your shipment is
indicated for storage, your cost of transportation is due upon arrival (self
storage or commercial).
Payment for storage and delivery out is due upon
local delivery.
Receipts:
The drivers bill of
lading is to act as your final receipt.
If required Qwest Haven will
produce an official receipt if requested within 14 days of delivery, at no extra
charge.
Receipts after the 14 day limit will be charged a 27.00 admin fee
for said service.