Moving Insurance in San Diego — Valuation & Protection Options
Get the right coverage for your move—apartment, condo, house, or office. We’ll explain options in plain English, issue COIs fast, and build coverage into your estimate.
Your Coverage Options
Choose what fits your risk tolerance and budget. We’ll explain each option, complete the paperwork, and add it to your estimate.
$0.60 per lb per article
Basic carrier liability at no extra charge. Best for low‑value, easily replaced items.
- No cost add‑on
- Coverage based on weight, not item value
- Not ideal for high‑value pieces
Repair, Replace, or Cash Out
Adds protection up to your declared value with deductible options.
- Choose a deductible ($0 / $250 / $500)
- Set declared value for shipment
- Best for households with high‑value items
Extra Coverage When Needed
For specialty or gap coverage. We’ll share partners and paperwork.
- Good for antiques, fine art, or collections
- Policy terms issued by the insurer
- Priced separately from your move
This page summarizes coverage choices; final terms are set in your estimate and policy documents.
Apartments & High‑Rises: COIs, Elevators & Rules
We coordinate with building staff, reserve elevator windows, and issue certificates of insurance (COIs) quickly. Protection includes door, jamb, and floor covers where needed.
- COIs sent to management on request
- Elevator/quiet‑hours planning
- Pad‑wrap, runners, and corner guards
High‑Value Pieces: Add Riders & Custom Crating
For pianos, artwork, glass, and heirlooms, we recommend Full Value Protection and, where appropriate, custom crating. We’ll note serials, take photos, and plan the route.
- Piano teams & specialty gear — learn more
- Artwork and glass crating (on request)
- Photo inventory for storage or transit
What We Include On Every Move
Furniture is blanket‑wrapped before loading.
Door, jamb, and floor protection as needed.
Disassembly/reassembly & room‑by‑room placement.
What Affects Your Valuation Cost
- Declared value: The overall value you choose for the shipment.
- Deductible: Higher deductibles lower the premium.
- Special items: Pianos, artwork, glass, or antiques may need riders or crating.
- Documentation: Photos, serial numbers, and existing damage notes speed up any claims.
Moving Insurance FAQs
Is Released Value enough?
How does Full Value Protection work?
Can you issue a COI for my building?
What’s the claims process?
Do you offer storage coverage?
Note: This page is a general overview and not a policy. Terms/limits are defined in your signed estimate and any third‑party policy documents.