When I had to relocate from Spokane to Seattle last year, I thought the hardest part would just be packing, but honestly finding decent movers ended up being the real struggle. Some companies gave me quotes that seemed reasonable at first, but then they started adding on fees for mileage, gas, and even the time it took to drive back to their warehouse after the job was done.
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I totally get that feeling, because I went through it myself moving from Tacoma up to Bellingham. What saved me was slowing down and comparing more than just the upfront quote. A lot of movers throw out a number that sounds low, but the hidden charges sneak in later. For example, one company I talked to charged extra for stairs after the third floor, and another wanted a separate fee just for heavy furniture like my piano. What really helped was reading reviews that talked about how companies handled these “extras” and whether they stuck to their word on timing. Another thing that makes a huge difference in Washington is the season you’re moving. If you try to move in the winter, you risk delays from snow and icy roads, but in the summer, demand skyrockets and the prices do too. Spring and fall ended up being the sweet spot for me. If you’re trying to make sense of the options, For anyone moving to Washington state, this might help. It’s a good way to see a mix of companies and compare them in one place, which honestly saved me hours of calling around. Once I had a shortlist, I got in-home estimates instead of just relying on phone calls. That made the pricing more accurate, and I felt better knowing the movers had actually seen what they were getting into before quoting me. It still took some effort, but by the time moving day came, I didn’t feel blindsided, which is half the battle.