Ace Delivery & Moving Inc

Ace Delivery & Moving Inc

  • 7920 Schoon Street
  • Anchorage, Alaska
  • 99518
  • Phone: (907) 522-6684
  • Fax: (907) 349-4011
  • Website

Description

To General Manager On the 23rd or 24th of January your company delivered a TV to me from Pilot Air Freight. I have been a property management supervisor for over 19 years and have never seen two men that were as friendly, sincere, neat, clean and respectful of property as the two men that delivered my new TV to me. I have dealt with lots of moving companies over the years and some were OK but some did not care, leaving marks on walls, papers, boxes etc in the rooms, hallways or loading room. Some were rude, unfriendly and certainly not neat or clean.

Once your goods are loaded, your mover is contractually bound to provide the service described in the bill of lading. Your mover's only defense for not providing the service on the dates called for is the defense of force majeure. This is a legal term. It means that when circumstances change, were not foreseen, and are beyond the control of your mover, preventing your mover from performing the service agreed to in the bill of lading, your mover is not responsible for damages resulting from its nonperformance. This may occur when you do not inform your mover of the exact delivery requirements.

Ace Delivery & Moving Inc. is a full service transportation company serving the Anchorage area and communities throughout Alaska.

The establishment of a delayed pickup or delivery date does not relieve your mover from liability for damages resulting from your mover's failure to provide service as agreed. However, when your mover notifies you of alternate delivery dates, it is your responsibility to be available to accept delivery on the dates specified. If you are not available and are not willing to accept delivery, your mover has the right to place your shipment in storage at your expense or hold the shipment on its truck and assess additional charges.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) regulations protect consumers on interstate moves and define the rights and responsibilities of consumers and household goods carriers. The household goods carrier (mover) gave you this booklet to provide information about your rights and responsibilities as an individual shipper of household goods. Your primary responsibility is to select a reputable household goods carrier, ensure that you understand the terms and conditions of the contract, and understand and pursue the remedies that are available to you in case problems arise.

Fact sheet

Number of employees
10
Annual revenue
$1246311

Products & services

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