What You Need to Know About a COI for Moving
Key Takeaways: A COI (Certificate of Insurance) verifies a mover’s insurance and is often required by property managers before a move begins. It outlines coverage details: name of insurer, policyholder, coverage limits, dates, and any conditions. Many buildings require minimum coverage (often $1–2 million); always check that your mover’s policy meets those thresholds. To get a COI, request a sample from your property manager or share their COI template with your mover. Even if not required, asking for a COI is a smart due-diligence step - it signals professionalism and protects you in case of damages or disputes. In a major metropolitan area like Dallas, moving is not always as simple as gathering your belongings and finding a relocation partner. Before you or your movers can step into your new building, your property manager may require a certificate of insurance (COI). A COI is a document from your relocation company...
5 Reasons to Choose Armstrong – Dallas for Healthcare Transitions
Armstrong – Dallas is proud to be known as an industry leader for national and local relocation services, among some of the nation’s top hospitals and research centers. We make it a priority to care for healthcare equipment and facilities, while also reducing patient-care and operational downtime. At a time when hygiene and consistency are vital, healthcare professionals know how important it is to have a trusted partner on their side. Whether it’s a laboratory, private practice, or an entire hospital, we have the team and resources to facilitate a smooth transition. At Armstrong — Dallas we know we’re the best fit for your unique healthcare transition needs and we’ll tell you why! 1. Inventory management Healthcare facility assets are often highly valuable and fragile, requiring the utmost care and caution during packing, storage and delivery. That’s why we take a fully-integrated and systematic approach to meeting your individual needs....
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