Find a local mover in Phoenix, AZ

Find local movers in Phoenix, AZ

Find local movers in Phoenix, AZ

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Find local movers in Phoenix, AZ

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Top 10 local moving companies in Phoenix, AZ

Homeowners agree: these Phoenix local movers are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
First Class Moving & Storage

First Class Moving & Storage

5.0Exceptional(5)
33+ years in business
Serves Phoenix, AZ
Dena P. says, " "This team was just outstanding and so nice! First Class made my 1500 mile move quick and painless. It felt as if we were only moving across the street! If I ever move back to Arizona, I will call First Class. I had never heard of First Class Moving until I received a phone call from one of your employees on my way home from work. Obviously, you had picked up a sales lead from one of the realtor listings. I don't usually respond to these types of sales calls but the woman on the phone was very nice, no pressure and just wanted to help. So, I set up an appointment. Chris came to the house and was very professional. He listened to my concerns about certain pieces of furniture made by father being loaded in a truck and moved. He was very thorough and made me feel confident everything would arrive at our destination in fine shape. It did! The crew that did the packing on the front end wasted no time but were very careful and pleasant. The crew that met us at our destination were unbelievable-we have a very, very steep driveway. I would recommend you to anyone who wanted a careful, efficient move with very good people making sure it all happened - without a scratch!"" Read more
J&L Universal LLC

J&L Universal LLC

5.0(2)
14+ years in business
Serves Phoenix, AZ
Adam P. says, "Ojo came by, not only installed the fan, but installed it. Great work and it was quick. Fan is working great. Looking to use him for more jobs. " Read more
Absolute Tree

Absolute Tree

5.0(1)
5 hires on HomeGuide
16+ years in business
Serves Phoenix, AZ
Roger R. says, "They showed up very quickly and were ready to work. The workers are taking the appropriate safety measures. The work is in process now." Read more
New Start Realty & Relocation LLC

New Start Realty & Relocation LLC

New on HomeGuide
2 hires on HomeGuide
26+ years in business
Serves Phoenix, AZ
We offer straight hourly pricing with no hidden fees, and our flat rate price for long distance move is guaranteed as is the arrival date- We also offer our professional moving services FREE for all home sales- call for details
About Integrity Movers Llc

About Integrity Movers Llc

New on HomeGuide
14+ years in business
Serves Phoenix, AZ
One of the biggest differentiations of our company compared to other companies is we are 1 of the only companies in Arizona that will not sub out heavy or large equipment relocation. Such as gun safes, whirlpools, pool tables, pianos Etc. we even offer a move in-out cleaning. Complete full service from A to Z on your relocation needs.

Your Local Moving (under 50 miles) questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

How much do movers cost for a local move?

Professional local movers cost $300 to $1,500 on average, depending on the home's size. Local moving companies charge $50 to $200 per hour, depending on the number of movers, if it includes packing, unpacking, or reassembly, and if there are specialty items such as a pool table.

What is the cheapest way to move?

The cheapest way to move is renting a U-Haul truck or a PODS moving container, then hiring movers by the hour to help. Save by packing all your belongings yourself. Full-service movers are the cheapest when scheduling during the off-season in late fall, winter, or early spring.

What do full-service moving companies provide?

Full-service moving companies include equipment and supplies, packing and loading boxes, furniture disassembly and loading, transportation, unloading the truck, reassembling the furniture, and unpacking boxes. Full-service movers may also provide storage and offer specialty moves for pool tables, safes, and pianos.

What is considered a local move vs. a long-distance move?

A local move is less than 50 miles and does not cross state lines. A long-distance move is typically 100 to 400 miles or more or crosses over state boundaries. Local moves are charged at an hourly or flat rate, while longer interstate moves are priced by weight.

How much should you tip local movers?

Local movers should be tipped $20 per person for a half-day move or $40 per person for a full 8-hour day. Another option is to tip 5% to 10% of the total moving cost to split among the crew.

Are moving expenses tax deductible?

Moving expenses are no longer tax-deductible on federal tax returns due to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. However, active US armed forces members with a permanent change of station can still write-off moving expenses. Also, some states still allow moving expense deductions on state tax returns.

Are moving companies essential services during COVID-19?

Yes, moving companies are considered essential services and are still operating during COVID-19.

How long do moving companies take?

Local moves take 4 to 8 hours on average, depending on the house's size and the number of movers. Long-distance interstate moves are delivered in 10 to 14 days on average, depending on the distance away.

Where can I find someone to help me move?

Start by searching our list of moving helpers, then compare reviews and costs. After finding and contacting potential candidates:

  • Get at least three estimates from local movers to compare.
  • Ask for recommendations from family, friends, and neighbors.
  • Select companies that are licensed, bonded, and experienced.
  • Verify their license, insurance, worker’s compensation, and bond guarantees.
  • Read reviews and check out their previous work on HomeGuide, Google, the Better Business Bureau (BBB), and The American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA).
  • Ask about their warranties and guarantees.
  • Ask for a full itemized estimate in writing.
  • Avoid making large payments upfront. Come up with a payment schedule for work completed.

After asking questions and verifying their credentials, hire the best movers near you.

What questions to ask a moving company?

When hiring a local mover, ask them the following questions:

  • How long have you been in business?
  • Are you licensed, insured, and bonded?
  • Can you provide testimonials and references from past customers?
  • Do you take inventory of all my items?
  • What insurance coverage is available? Do you offer full-replacement value protection?
  • How do you calculate moving fees?
  • Are there any extra fees or surcharges I should be aware of?
  • Do you background check your employees?
  • How long moving take?
  • What does your warranty policy include?
  • How do you handle loss and damage claims?
  • Can you provide me a written binding estimate or contract?
  • What’s your payment schedule? And what payment methods are accepted?
  • What do I need to provide to get started?

Reviews for Phoenix local moving companies

Recent success stories from people in the Phoenix area.
Mark B.
"As a realtor here in the Phoenix area, I am confident in referring my clients to First Class Moving. We often need quick scheduling and it's never been a problem. It's a pleasure dealing with the professionals at First Class Moving."
First Class Moving & Storage
Paul K.
Ojo was prompt, courteous and skilled . He did a great job. I would recommend his services.
J&L Universal LLC
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