McGriff Trucking Gun Safe Movers Worcester, MA

Gun-safe moving is something that a professional, safe moving company should only do. Gun safe movers have the experience and equipment necessary to move your gun safe without damaging it or causing any injuries. When choosing a safe moving company, ask about their insurance, licensing, and experience in moving firearms safes. McGriff Trucking is a licensed, bonded, and insured professional moving company with hundreds of gun-safe moves under our belt. We would happily provide you with a free quote for your gun-safe move. Give us a call today!

Things to Consider When Moving a Gun Safe

There are a few things you should keep in mind when you’re moving a gun safe:

• The weight of the safe: Gun safes can be very heavy, so it’s important to ensure that the company you choose is equipped to handle the weight of your particular safe.
• The size of the safe: You’ll need to know the dimensions of your gun safe to determine whether or not it will fit through doorways and hallways.
• The type of gun safe: There are several different types of gun safes on the market, so it’s important to choose a company with experience moving the kind of safe you have.
• The value of your guns: If you have valuable firearms, you’ll want to ensure that the company you choose is insured in case of damage or loss.
• The time frame: Be sure to ask the company how long they estimate the move will take so that you can plan accordingly. We have years of experience moving gun safes of all shapes and sizes at McGriff Truckings. We are a licensed, bonded, and insured professional moving company, so you can rest assured that your gun safe is in good hands. Give us a call today for a free quote!

You typically want to make a piece of furniture as light as possible before moving it; the same rule applies to safes. Before moving day, empty the contents of your gun safe to lower the weight of the strongbox. Plus, emptying its contents will protect any valuables from damage during transportation.

Be sure to arrange an alternative and safe method of moving the safe’s contents from one place to another.

The idea of the safe door swinging open mid-move and hitting a wall may seem like a cartoon scene, but it does happen. Before anyone lifts the gun safe off the ground, double-check that the safe’s door is fully closed and locked. This step ensures that the door does not pose a safety risk to the moving team or the surrounding area.