Albuquerque Moving Rates
INTERNATIONAL, INTERSTATE AND REGIONAL MOVES
On these relocations, our charges are primarily based upon weight and distance. This is true for our competition as well. Extra services like packing, stair carries, and unpacking are added on to the cost of the move.
The best way to get a GUARANTEED price on these services is to contact our office and schedule an in-home estimate.
LOCAL MOVES....
We are the only mover in New Mexico that can legally give our customers a completely guaranteed price for local and statewide moving.
That's right, our competitors are licensed to give only estimates, and their final charges are based upon either the weight of your load or the hours their crew works- neither of which the consumer can control.
Contact us for your local or statewide move for the peace of mind that comes along with knowing that the price we quote is the price you will pay.
SAFE AND SECURE STORAGE...
As mentioned earlier, our storage facility is located in the best area of northeast Albuquerque. We can either store your household goods inside our warehouse facility or leave them on the same trailer we picked them up in. We believe you will find our storage rates to be both reasonable and a great value.
ABOUT OUR ILLEGAL COMPETITORS...
Most consumers don't know it, but moving, both interstate and local, is a regulated industry. On the issues of insurance, safety, and claims management the federal government regulates interstate movers (van lines). Choosing an interstate mover that is licensed (having an Dept of Transportation number) is definitely in your best interest. It may be tempting to hire "fly-by-night" movers with a rental truck and relatives, but there is no regulation or government entities to make sure your goods are protected and the movers accountable. Similarly, the State of New Mexico licenses local movers. The State checks for safety on the trucks and drivers and current insurance on a regular basis.
Movers are regulated just like plumbers, builders, Realtors® and other services. Would you even think about using an unlicensed builder or riding in an illegal ambulance? All things considered, the minimal money saved with a fly-by-night is not worth a potential disaster.