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-> Self moving questionsApr 04, 18:00
Question by leethebeast (lee knicely)
How can I find a good self moving company?
I have had a hard time finding movers that move by containers. Can you give me some names?
Apr 04, 22:04
Answer by alexzehn (Alex Z.)
If I understand you correctly you are interested in what is called a self moving company. Basically, those companies offer you a container that you load your shipment to, and they deliver it to your destination (also called U-Load We-Drive companies).
According to MovingScam.com the leading companies in that field are ABF U-Pack Moving and Broadway Express, and they recommend them to their visitors.
I would recommend you to try getting quotes from those two companies, or if you want a broader range of choices you are invited to submit a self-moving quotes request on our site (you will then get quotes from those two companies as well).
Good luck with your move,
Alex Z. @ MovingAnswers.org
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