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Pro Logistics & Stacking

June 14, 2026

How to Maximize Space in Your Rental Truck: Stacking Secrets from the Pros

Learn the exact Tetris-stacking rules our Stacking Architects use to build tight, floor-to-ceiling vertical tiers that eliminate shifting and maximize every cubic

Pro Logistics & Stacking

June 14, 2026

5 Critical Mistakes to Avoid When Moving Heavy Gun Safes

Moving objects over 350 lbs carries massive risks. Discover the rigging mechanics, staircase safety protocols, and heavy-duty equipment needed to protect your

Teardown & Prep Tactics

June 14, 2026

Pre-Move Checklist: How to Prepare for a Labor-Only Moving Crew

Maximize your hourly savings and keep your move running with absolute efficiency. Here is how to have your boxes packed, labeled, and

Teardown & Prep Tactics

June 14, 2026

Packing Glassware: The Secret Multi-Layer Insulation Strategy

Protect your delicate kitchen heirlooms from intense highway vibrations. Our Prep Squad breaks down how to insulate, wrap, and cell-divide fragile items

Heavy Rigging & Safety

June 14, 2026

Traditional Movers vs. Labor-Only: Which Saves You More Money?

Don’t pay for a bloated corporate truck fleet if you don’t have to. We break down the structural cost differences so you

Heavy Rigging & Safety

June 14, 2026

The Complete Guide to Furniture Teardown: Don’t Lose That Hardware!

Avoid the nightmare of missing screws and wobbly reassembly. Learn the precise bagging, labeling, and tool staging habits used by our professional

Teardown & Prep Tactics

June 14, 2026

Moving in the Rain: All-Weather Property Protection Protocols

Pacific Northwest weather can change in minutes. Discover how our Property Protectors utilize staging canopies, floor runners, and tarping techniques to keep

Heavy Rigging & Safety

June 14, 2026

What Size Rental Truck or PODS Container Do You Actually Need?

Avoid paying for empty air space or renting a vehicle that’s too small. Use our quick dimensional guide to perfectly match your

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Our Service Agreement Policy

Licensing

The Business promises that it holds all licenses necessary to perform the work, that such licenses are valid and effective as of the date any work is performed or services provided, and that all work performed or services provided will be done in compliance with all applicable federal, state, or local laws and regulations.

Independent Contractor Information

I understand that Company retains the services of independent contractors to perform services, and I expressly agree that this waiver is also intended to WAIVE, RELEASE, INDEMNIFY, and HOLD HARMLESS all independent contractors, their officers, directors, agents, employees, assigns and volunteers, in a similar manner as it is designed to protect Company. I further understand that independent contractors, their agents, employees, and volunteers, are not within the control of the Company, and are acting on their own for purposes of providing the services being rendered.

Liability Waiver and Release Agreement

In consideration for receiving services from (Jason and Jason’s Relocations LLC) (“Company”), I agree to the following Waiver and Release:

I acknowledge that packing, loading, transporting and unloading property creates certain risks to my property and my person. In particular, property can be broken, dropped, scraped, torn, scratched, lost, etc., including risks to carpets and hardwood flooring, as well as risk of loss of cash, checks, bonds, jewelry, deeds, coin and stamp collections, alcohol, prescription medications, damage to fur or items lined with fur, particleboard furniture, firearms and/or ammunition and plasma televisions. COMPANY STRONGLY RECOMMENDS THAT YOU PERSONALLY MOVE ITEMS OF SIGNIFICANT MONETARY OR PERSONAL WORTH. Further, I could be physically injured by use of property damaged in the move, or through physical impact with furniture, boxes, or vehicles.

I further understand that disconnecting, transporting, or preparing home appliances for use after transportation is dangerous and could result in injury or damages. In particular, appliances may be disconnected or installed improperly and result in flooding, electrocution or fire. COMPANY STRONGLY RECOMMENDS THAT YOU HIRE A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PROVIDER TO DISCONNECT AND INSTALL ALL APPLIANCES. I acknowledge that the disconnection and installation of home appliances is my personal responsibility and not Company’s.

I, for myself, my heirs, successors, executors and surrogates, hereby KNOWINGLY AND INTENTIONALLY WAIVE AND RELEASE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS COMPANY, its directors, officers, agents, employees and volunteers from and against any and all claims, actions, causes of action, liabilities, suits, expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) for damages to my property or person resulting from COMPANY’S NEGLIGENCE during the move or resulting from an improperly disconnected or improperly installed home appliance. Notwithstanding, the foregoing, I acknowledge.

Company is only responsible for $.60 per pound of damaged or missing items and that I have had the opportunity to seek a higher degree of protection through insurance. I agree that I may not bring any claim for lost or damaged items more than nine (9) months after the move.

By bringing a claim, I agree to permit the Company any reasonable means to investigate my claim. I further acknowledge that the Company is not responsible for the contents of any box it did not pack. And, Company’s responsibility only extends to items while under its care and custody and terminates when it leaves the premises.

I Have CAREFULLY READ, CLEARLY UNDERSTAND, AND VOLUNTARILY SIGN THIS WAIVER AND RELEASE AGREEMENT