I accepted a  job in cleveland (have lived there before) and will be hiring movers to take the majority of my stuff to storage (was thinking the clark and w 60 th self storage) as I will be living with a friend in ohio city until I find my own place probably on the summer. I was wondering if anyone could refer me to a reputable moving company. I put in for a quote on moving.com, but only 1 company came up. I will need full service movers (but I will pack) because I won't have time to do it myself.

 

Thanks for any help!!

I've always used allied.

My parents recently moved and used Mayflower and seemed to be please with their service.

I used Ark Movers for my last couple moves and they did a nice job.

I think I'm going with allied. Just got a quote from americas best movers, and it was really low...almost too low to believe. Good thing I didn't commit because they have an F on bbb with over 8 complaints.

The saying "you get what you pay for" applies more often than not, I have found.  Don't get me started on the roofers who blew me away with their quote...

The saying "you get what you pay for" applies more often than not, I have found.  Don't get me started on the roofers who blew me away with their quote...

 

Com'n do that sh!t yourself, you get to play with a nail gun for christ sakes!! :evil: :-D :evil:

I think I'm going with allied. Just got a quote from americas best movers, and it was really low...almost too low to believe. Good thing I didn't commit because they have an F on bbb with over 8 complaints.

 

Interesting.  They moved all my big pieces and we drove the rest.  They were very good with my items, and I had a ton of stuff. I had no problems. 

I think I'm going with allied. Just got a quote from americas best movers, and it was really low...almost too low to believe. Good thing I didn't commit because they have an F on bbb with over 8 complaints.

 

I've also heard some less than great things about Americas "Best" Movers. Several people I know had problems with broken, damaged, and even lost goods.