How to Choose a Moving Company

Start With What Your Move Actually Needs

Before comparing companies, get clear on the shape of your move. A local move and a long-distance one aren't the same job, and not every mover handles both well. Note anything unusual you're moving -- a piano, a large glass table, fine art -- so movers can plan for it rather than being surprised on moving day. If you'll need storage as part of the move, that narrows the list too.

Where to Actually Research a Mover

What to Check Before You Hire

Once you've got a shortlist, a few things separate a solid mover from a risky one:

Don't Skip Customer Service

How a company communicates before you've even booked tells you a lot about how they'll handle a last-minute change or an unexpected issue on moving day. A mover that's responsive and clear on the phone is usually the one that shows up organized.

Frontier Movers has served the Phoenix metro area since 2002, is properly registered to do business in Arizona and carries $2 million in general liability insurance. If you'd like to see how we stack up against this checklist, we're happy to walk through it with you.