Customer care & move support
Moving Loss, Damage & Service Support
If something went wrong during your move with A to Z Moving and Driving, share the details here. Use this form to report missing belongings, damaged items, damage to a home or building, or a service issue.
Need help finding your move documents? Contact our moving team. For general service and estimate information, review our moving prices and what is included.
Describe each item or event and the resolution you are requesting. Give the dollar amount claimed or enough information to determine it. We may request relevant information as we review your submission.
Before you begin
Understand Your Protection
Valuation Coverage & Your Moving Agreement
Valuation establishes our financial responsibility for covered loss or damage. It is not a separate insurance policy. Review your options before loading and personally select the applicable choice on your estimate and bill of lading.
Basic / Released Value: $0.60 Per Pound Per Item
There is no additional valuation charge for this option. If you select it in writing, reimbursement for a covered lost or damaged article is limited to sixty cents multiplied by that article’s weight in pounds.
Example: a 50-pound television has a maximum of $30 under this option, regardless of its purchase price or replacement cost. This is weight-based protection, not full replacement coverage.
Ohio Full Replacement Value
This option covers the whole shipment. The declared replacement value is the amount you declare or at least $6 multiplied by the shipment’s weight in pounds, whichever is greater. Total reimbursement is limited to the applicable declared shipment value.
Our current Ohio plan: $0 deductible; $10 per $1,000 of applicable declared value, with a $100 minimum. The election and charge must match your estimate and bill of lading before loading.
A to Z expressly reserves the right to repair damaged goods in lieu of reimbursement when stated in your signed documents. Resolution may involve repair, comparable replacement or payment under the applicable terms.
Disclose High-Value Belongings Before Loading
Identify each article worth more than $100 per pound on your high-value declaration before the move. Include descriptions, declared values and supporting receipts, appraisals or condition photos when available. Failure to disclose such an article may limit reimbursement.
Preparation & Protection Matter
Confirm a complete inventory, disclose pre-existing damage and special-care items, and review the agreed materials and any item-specific waivers. Televisions need proper moving boxes; mattresses and box springs need the required protection. For labor-only work, confirm adequate blankets and straps. The agreed packing, item condition and A to Z’s role are considered during review.
Moving Across State Lines?
Interstate moves use their applicable federal valuation documents, rates and elections. The Ohio plan above does not substitute for those documents. Full Value Protection applies unless you properly waive it and select Released Value in writing. Ask your specialist to explain your move-specific coverage before signing.
Keep a Clear Claim Record
Report the concern promptly and keep the item, packaging and supporting photos available for review. Include your move date, estimate or bill of lading, selected valuation, item description, weight, age, proof of value and requested amount. Do not repair or discard the item before we have a reasonable opportunity to inspect it, unless immediate action is needed to prevent further damage.
Ohio intrastate claims: you have at least 60 days to file; acknowledgment is due within 15 days and a response within 30 days after receipt. Interstate claims: you have nine months from delivery to file a written claim. Use the form below or send your written claim and supporting documents to claims@atozmovinganddriving.com.
The signed estimate, bill of lading, valuation election and applicable rules govern your move. A blank Ohio election must be resolved before loading; it does not automatically select the $0.60 option.
Reference: Ohio Valuation Requirements · Interstate Valuation & Claims
A Clear Record Helps Us Review Your Concern.
Have your move date, job or bill of lading number if available, and a description of what happened. Number each claimed item or event so its details and requested amount are easy to match.
Keep damaged property and removed parts until we have had a reasonable opportunity to inspect them, unless immediate work is reasonably necessary for safety or to prevent more damage. Photograph emergency work before and after when practicable, and keep invoices and parts when practical.
Missing photos, receipts or estimates do not prevent you from submitting a written claim. Send available supporting records separately after submitting.
01 · Report the details
Identify your move, describe each loss, damage or service issue, and state the amount or calculation method.
02 · Share your records
Email available photos, estimates and records with your name and move date. Keep the originals and a complete copy.
03 · Review & follow-up
We review the facts and relevant shipment documents. Submitting a claim does not by itself establish liability or payment.
Claims information & applicable timelines
Submitting this exact form is not the only way to make a legally sufficient written claim. A to Z will not reject an otherwise legally sufficient written claim solely because this form was not used. This form does not replace or modify the signed estimate, bill of lading, valuation/reimbursement election, declared shipment value, deductible, tariff, addendum, or other valid shipment document. Applicable law and valid signed shipment documents control if there is a conflict.
Ohio intrastate household-goods loss/damage claims: A carrier may not establish a claim-filing period shorter than 60 days. A written loss/damage claim must be acknowledged in writing within 15 calendar days after receipt. For household-goods claims, the carrier must pay, decline, or make a firm written compromise settlement offer within 30 days after receipt.
Interstate household-goods loss/damage claims: Federal law does not permit a carrier to establish a claim-filing period shorter than 9 months. A proper interstate claim generally must identify the shipment, assert carrier liability for the alleged loss, damage, injury, or delay, and demand a specified or determinable amount of money. Federal claim-processing rules generally require written acknowledgment within 30 days and payment, declination, or a firm compromise offer within 120 days; if the claim remains pending, written status and the reason for delay are generally required at 60-day intervals thereafter.
These loss/damage claim deadlines do not necessarily govern a service-only complaint that does not assert loss or damage to property. For Ohio intrastate customer complaints, A to Z will report complaint status within 15 business days after receipt and, if the complaint remains unresolved, provide interim status at 5-business-day intervals unless otherwise agreed by the customer and/or commission staff.
Ohio intrastate customers whose complaint is not resolved after contacting the carrier may contact the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) at 1-800-686-7826. Hearing or speech impaired customers may use 7-1-1 Ohio Relay Service.
Tell us what happened
Customer claim form
Required fields are marked with an asterisk. If you do not know a detail, say “Unknown” and explain what you can.
Send supporting photos & documents
Email available records to moving@atozmovinganddriving.com, using your name and move date in the subject line. Keep a complete copy of everything you submit.
Submitting this exact form is not the only way to make a written claim. Contact our office if you need another way to provide your information.
