How do you find a reliable moving company? Whether your new home is down the street or across the state, it’s important to hire a mover you can trust. In this video, Voyo Popovic, CEO of Piece of Cake Moving & Storage, provides expert tips on finding the right service provider, so you’ll have peace of mind and the best possible moving experience.

For a hassle-free move, you should start your search early—at least 2–4 weeks in advance, Popovic recommends. Check online ratings and reviews that showcase the authentic experience of real customers. For the most authentic and trusted reviews, go to Yelp.com.

When you’ve found some hardworking, highly rated movers, compare price estimates. Most companies will offer a free quote based on the specifics of your move. You can get a quote quickly and easily on Yelp with the Request a Quote feature.

In order to get an accurate price estimate, it’s important to share as many details about your move as possible. If you don’t tell your moving company about oversize or fragile items, they may not come prepared to do the job—and you could end up spending more than you anticipated.

Make sure the company you choose is properly insured and has an up-to-date US Department of Transportation (USDOT) number, which is required for interstate movers and some local movers. Otherwise, you may be at risk if property damage or other issues occur during the move.

Also be sure the professional movers you hire have a full plan for your move date. This should include arrival time, key contacts, and access to building parking or service elevators.

Knowing all this, you should feel confident in going to Yelp.com to find a high-quality moving service near you.

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0:00 Intro
0:18 Start searching early
0:30 Check Yelp reviews
0:40 Compare estimates
1:04 Confirm USDOT number
1:25 Disclose all information
1:41 Move day plan

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