Moving Companies in Seattle, Washington

30 moving company businesses are listed in Seattle, found in public sources. None of them has a licence record on this page. The details are not reviewed by us, so check a business before you hire.

By the number of listings, 98108 (7), 98104 (4), 98107 (4), 98133 (4), 98125 (3). A business may serve more than the ZIP code it is listed under.

Ask for a written estimate and what it covers, how the final price is worked out, whether it is a binding or a non-binding quote, and what could add charges, such as stairs or long carries. Ask who does the work and if any part is subcontracted.

Ask what coverage comes with the move, what is not covered, any limit on liability per item or per move, and how a claim is made. State rules differ and Pros Around does not check insurance, so ask to see the paperwork.

The rules and the way the price is worked out can differ, and long-distance moves can involve more paperwork and a longer delivery window. Ask the company how it treats your move and what it puts in writing.

Keep valuables and important papers with you. Walk through with the crew, read the paperwork before you sign, and note any damage or missing item before the crew leaves. Ask how to file a claim.

Many offer packing as an extra and some do not. Ask whether it is included in the estimate, who supplies the boxes, and how fragile or high-value items are handled.

The price depends on the size and difficulty of the job. Some pros publish a starting price on their listing. Ask two or three for a written quote that says what is included, and compare the scope as well as the price.

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A to Z by business name. Nothing on this list is ranked, reviewed or paid for.