Find the best moving company for your next move, the easy way. Movers.com explains everything you need to know, provides reviews for all the top experts, and lets you get 7 free, no-obligation quotes, by filling out one easy form.
Moving is stressful - I know.
There are always more things to do than there are hours in the day, and there's no easy guide to walk you through it all... or is there?
Well, of course there is, you just found it - and trust me, it's going to make everything go a whole lot smoother.
All you really need is Movers.com - a free resource that will take you step-by-step through the whole process, from finding a moving company to getting settled in your new home.
I'll give you a quick breakdown of how it all works, or you could just be like, "Heck that!" and click here to go straight to the free, comprehensive guide.
The first step to finding the right moving company is determining the amount of help that you need.
Do you want a full-service moving company that does literally everything? That's an option.
Or maybe you want to keep the costs low, and you've got a few friends to help you move? That's an option too, and while it's a bit more work, it's definitely less expensive.
The free guide explains all the options, and how much you can expect to pay - so you can be fully informed before you choose, and move on to the next step - finding a reputable company.
I'm not going to go into great detail about this, but the free guide from Movers.com explains how to make sure the company you pick is trustworthy, using several different verification methods. This is pretty important stuff because you're trusting them with pretty much everything you own, so don't skip it.
You could do it the easy way by simply reading reviews for your list of options on their website, but they suggest some other tricks as well, like making sure the company hasn't recently changed its name to hide from bad reviews.
Once you have a shortlist of potential moving companies, the guide suggests looking into the fees for each company, while paying special attention to “additional fees” that may be added later. As an alternative, the guide also includes a link to a free, no-obligation price estimate tool on the Movers.com website.
Using this tool, you can fill in one simple form with details about your move, such as where it’s from and to, how much has to be moved, and the type of service you are looking for. They'll use that information to get you up to 7 free price quotes from local professionals.
If that's not your style, you can also browse the Movers.com website to find reviews of local professionals, and a ton of helpful, professional guides to making your move less expensive, and more comfortable.
You don't have to use Movers.com to find a moving company - but then, you don't have to use brakes to stop your car either, if you know what I mean - it just works a whole lot better than coasting to a stop.
With Movers.com the easy way is also the free way - so it's hard to find a reason not to use their guides.
It's up to you though - I'm not going to try stop you from doing things the hard way.
Just remember, it's easier with the free guides from Movers.com
