How to Find Reputable Movers in Phoenix, AZ
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Are you looking for reputable movers in the Phoenix, AZ, area and aren�t sure where to turn? While it may seem daunting to hire a single moving company when there are dozens to choose from, once you begin your search for the right mover and know what to look for, you are sure to find the perfect moving company to suit your needs. The first step to finding the right moving company is checking out the mover listings from your local Better Business Bureau (BBB). You can find background information on many of the local moving companies serving your area this way and can find out which ones have the best track record of service. The BBB even provides ratings on these moving companies, with an A+ indicative of a mover that has received few if any complaints, provides great services, and performs excellent work at a fair price.
In addition to the BBB, you will also want to check out Angie�s List. A subscriber-based, consumer-oriented website, Angie�s List is largely a consumer review site with ratings, comments, and other useful information from actual customers; nobody is paid to provide recommendations or positive feedback on products and services, and businesses are prohibited from bolstering their own offerings with false reviews. If you would rather not pay the fees to join Angie�s List, there are plenty of other consumer review sites that are completely free of charge and will also provide the insight and background you want to know about the companies you are considering hiring. These sites include Yelp and Google Reviews.
While consumer reviews and business background checks are two wonderful tools for determining which moving companies you should consider, you also need to do some digging on which movers have the best credentials. For example, there are many perfectly wonderful moving companies out there, but not all of them have earned major moving industry accreditations. One such mark to look for when shopping around for moving companies is the ProMover designation from the American Moving and Storage Association.
Another organization to check when you want to find out what local moving companies are worthy of your time is your local Chamber of Commerce, a group that most upstanding, community-oriented businesses will join. Any business that establishes itself with a highly visible organization such as your local Chamber of Commerce will avoid unfair or clandestine business practices that could lead to unhappy customers and tarnish its image.
Finally, you can always rely on your friends and family to steer you in the right direction when it comes to choosing right moving company. Your relatives, neighbors, colleagues, and other individuals in your social network will surely tell you all you want to know about their experiences with the moving companies they have hired and will gladly provide recommendations on movers they like most. The background research you do on these movers will definitely help you in finding a reputable moving company that will suit your needs.
About The Author: Melissa Thomas is a professional writer with many years of experience writing for Phoenix movers. http://www.atlanticrelocation.com/phoenix/
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Are you looking for reputable movers in the Phoenix, AZ, area and aren�t sure where to turn? While it may seem daunting to hire a single moving company when there are dozens to choose from, once you begin your search for the right mover and know what to look for, you are sure to find the perfect moving company to suit your needs. The first step to finding the right moving company is checking out the mover listings from your local Better Business Bureau (BBB). You can find background information on many of the local moving companies serving your area this way and can find out which ones have the best track record of service. The BBB even provides ratings on these moving companies, with an A+ indicative of a mover that has received few if any complaints, provides great services, and performs excellent work at a fair price.
In addition to the BBB, you will also want to check out Angie�s List. A subscriber-based, consumer-oriented website, Angie�s List is largely a consumer review site with ratings, comments, and other useful information from actual customers; nobody is paid to provide recommendations or positive feedback on products and services, and businesses are prohibited from bolstering their own offerings with false reviews. If you would rather not pay the fees to join Angie�s List, there are plenty of other consumer review sites that are completely free of charge and will also provide the insight and background you want to know about the companies you are considering hiring. These sites include Yelp and Google Reviews.
While consumer reviews and business background checks are two wonderful tools for determining which moving companies you should consider, you also need to do some digging on which movers have the best credentials. For example, there are many perfectly wonderful moving companies out there, but not all of them have earned major moving industry accreditations. One such mark to look for when shopping around for moving companies is the ProMover designation from the American Moving and Storage Association.
Another organization to check when you want to find out what local moving companies are worthy of your time is your local Chamber of Commerce, a group that most upstanding, community-oriented businesses will join. Any business that establishes itself with a highly visible organization such as your local Chamber of Commerce will avoid unfair or clandestine business practices that could lead to unhappy customers and tarnish its image.
Finally, you can always rely on your friends and family to steer you in the right direction when it comes to choosing right moving company. Your relatives, neighbors, colleagues, and other individuals in your social network will surely tell you all you want to know about their experiences with the moving companies they have hired and will gladly provide recommendations on movers they like most. The background research you do on these movers will definitely help you in finding a reputable moving company that will suit your needs.
About The Author: Melissa Thomas is a professional writer with many years of experience writing for Phoenix movers. http://www.atlanticrelocation.com/phoenix/
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