4.6/5 across 214 jobs

“Quoted $1,395–$1,780 and the final invoice was $1,410. They finished 40 minutes under the estimate and charged for the hours worked, exactly like the website says. The inventory sheet felt like overkill until I watched them check all 61 boxes back off at the new place.”

“The video survey took 25 minutes and the binding number never moved — $5,730, seal on the truck, same driver both ends. Delivery landed on day two of our three-day window. After two brokered nightmares in past moves, watching one company own the whole thing was worth every dollar.”

“Third-floor walk-up, narrow 1890s staircase, one very heavy dresser. They banister-wrapped the whole stairwell before touching anything. Done in 3.5 hours against a 4-hour estimate.”

“Solid crew, honest bill, zero damage across a big house. Four stars because the truck arrived at the back of the 30-minute window after I'd taken the whole morning off, and one wardrobe box showed up mid-load instead of at the start. Would still book again.”

“Between leases with 26 days to kill. My whole apartment went into one sealed vault — I got a photo of the seal — and came back out without a scratch. $140/month, prorated the second month, no 'administrative fees' invented at pickup.”

“Packers did our entire house in one day — 178 boxes, every one labeled with the room and contents. The crew chief called out three pre-existing scratches on the dining table during inventory so there'd be no argument later. That's the level of paperwork you want.”

“Careful, fast, likeable crew. One lamp shade got crushed — my packing, not theirs, to be fair — and they still knocked $40 off without me asking. Docking a star only because scheduling took two calls to confirm. The move itself was flawless.”

“They sent an actual human to survey because of our size — no pressure, just measuring and counting. The estimate had line items I've never seen from a mover: piano, stair carry, materials at list price. Final bill $12 under the written ceiling.”

“Small shipment, so I shared the truck and my stuff arrived on day three of the window — later than I hoped, and one bookshelf pin bag went missing. They mailed replacement hardware and refunded the box fee, but if you're impatient like me, pay for the dedicated truck.”

“Rain all morning. The crew ran extra runners, toweled the truck ramp every few trips, and never once rushed a carry to get out of the weather. House closed at noon, we were loaded by 11:20.”

“Just a piano, one mile, down four porch steps. $320 flat, exactly as the calculator said, four movers on the board for twenty careful minutes. My grandfather's Baldwin never felt a thing.”