Compare Top Moving Companies
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#1
OUR FAVORITE
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American Van Lines
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American Van Lines is the moving company to trust for your commercial or long distance move. As a family owned and operated moving company, we strive to convey our personal values through the respect and high service standards we give to our customers. Whether you are moving across the block or across the country, our cost-effective moving and storage options can make your entire relocation process as effortless as possible. |
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#2
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Colonial Van Lines
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Moving out of state? |
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Empire Moving Group
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Mile High Van Lines
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The company offers packing, unpacking, loading and transporting services. Each customer works with a dedicated moving consultant to ensure a smooth relocation process. Local moves are available within Seattle and Denver, and the company handles long-distance moves that originate from these cities. |
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Cross Country Moving
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Dependable long distance movers! |
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Nicolosi Movers
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Location
3765 E. 43rd Pl.
Tucson, AZ 85713
(520) 722-0456
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Abba & Sons Moving
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Location
237 W. Fort Lowell Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85705
(520) 444-3133
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Moving Buddies
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Location
5502 E. 25th St.
Tucson, AZ 85711
(520) 514-9360
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My Tucson Movers
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Location
1644 N. Columbus Blvd., Ste. C
Tucson, AZ 85712
(520) 822-6140
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Miracle Movers
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Location
3529 E. Grant Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85716
(520) 784-3399
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Arizona Moving Service
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Location
3520 S. 9th Ave.
Tucson, AZ 85713
(520) 327-2700
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Two Men and a Truck
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Location
3773 W. Ina Rd., Ste. 174
Tucson, AZ 85741
(520) 314-8858
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Ralph's Moving and Storage
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Location
4051 S. Longfellow Ave.
Tucson, AZ 85714
(520) 622-6461
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How to choose movers in Tucson
Tucson has a population of 535,677, ranking it 33rd among U.S. cities and second only to Phoenix in Arizona. The population in Tucson has continued to grow recently—nearly 10,000 people moved to the city last year. Around 6,000 of those people moved from other U.S. states.
Whether you’re moving to Tucson to take advantage of the city’s temperate climate or leaving Tucson to pursue career opportunities, it’s essential to find the right mover to eliminate the hassle of relocation.
The cost of moving in Tucson
Moving to or from Tucson can cost more than you expect. Be sure to research and request a quote from several companies before selecting a company to move your belongings. Additional services that may not be included in your estimate include:
- Packing labor and supplies: Full-service moving companies offer packing services at an additional cost that may not be included in the initial quote.
- Moving insurance: Some companies provide free basic protection, but you may want to consider upgrading your coverage if you’re moving valuable items.
- Assembly fees: Movers may charge an extra fee for assembling and taking apart large pieces of furniture to be transported safely.
- Stair fees: If you’re moving into an apartment building with no elevator, you may be charged an extra fee for carrying boxes up and down the stairs.
When you receive a quote from a company, ask if the quote is binding. If the quote is nonbinding, you may be surprised to receive a bill higher than you expected.
If you are relocating from another state, you’ll want to hire an interstate moving company that meets specific regulatory requirements. These movers generally charge on the weight being moved and the distance traveled. Local movers typically charge an hourly rate with a minimum number of billed hours.
Peak moving season in Tucson starts in May and ends in July. Moving companies will typically charge more during this time and may not be available when you want to schedule them. Ideally, fall and winter are the best seasons to plan a move since prices are lower and the weather is cooler.
Need a fast and easy way to move your vehicle, too? Car shipping companies specialize in auto transport. See the best car shipping companies in Tucson with this guide.
Moving Companies Reviews
American Van Lines |
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For state-to-state moves, American Van Lines is a national company offering residential, corporate and military relocation. Last-minute moves are considered for no additional fee. Fragile items, such as pianos, fine arts and antiques are moved by trained and certified professionals. American Van Lines prides themselves on a fleet of modern trucks with air-ride suspension so your belongings arrive no worse for wear. |
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Colonial Van Lines |
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Colonial Van Lines is a family-owned and -operated company that handles local and long-distance moves. The company offers a wide selection of services, including simple packing services and full-service moves. Customers in Tucson can receive free, expedited estimates through the Colonial Van Lines moving app. |
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Mile High Van Lines |
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Founded in Denver in 2008, Mile High Van Lines has expanded its service area for state-to-state moves. Interstate moving services can include packing and extra furniture protection. A consultant assigned to you will make your move less stressful. Customer reviews say Mile High movers are timely and hard working while customer service is attentive and professional. |
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Nicolosi Movers |
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Nicolosi Movers has been serving Tucson residents since 1989. The family-owned business offers specialized moving services for a hassle-free experience. Customers don’t have to worry about assembly fees—the company will disassemble and reassemble most household items at no extra charge. Tucson customers say the company sets the standard for movers. |
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Abba & Sons Moving |
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Abba & Sons Moving is a Tucson-based company dedicated to helping its customers move with minimum stress and maximum efficiency. The company provides home, office and apartment moves. Tucson customers say the company offers competitive rates and has a friendly, accommodating staff. |
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