Top 10 Moving Companies in Centerville, OH

Porch Pro Headshot Heritage Moving & Storage
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(384)
"Heritage Moving is great, Lisa the sales rep and Anton the driver were great. Thank you Lisa for taking the time to walk me thourgh what needs to be counted and instruct me on every small detail. I really appreciated your time and attention. Take care"
"Heritage Moving is great, Lisa the sales rep and Anton the driver were great. Thank you Lisa for taking the time to walk me thourgh what needs to be counted and instruct me on every small detail. I really appreciated your time and attention. Take care"
Porch Pro Headshot A Smooth Move
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(327)
A Smooth Move offers affordable moving and packing at affordable Rates. We can move you local or long distance and packing services are available. Call for your free estimate
A Smooth Move offers affordable moving and packing at affordable Rates. We can move you local or long distance and packing services are available. Call for your free estimate
Porch Pro Headshot Spark Moving
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(93)
"I heard a lot about Spark Moving. So, I used them for my most recent move. I hired them for a cross-state move and being honest they performed a lot better than what I was looking for. When I called at their office I spoke with their sales rep. He offered me a very lucrative deal and made sure that...Read more about Spark Moving
"I heard a lot about Spark Moving. So, I used them for my most recent move. I hired them for a cross-state move and being honest they performed a lot better than what I was looking for. When I called at their office I spoke with their sales rep. He offered me a very lucrative deal and made sure that...Read more about Spark Moving
Porch Pro Headshot American Way Van & Storage
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(229)
American Way Van & Storage is a moving company that began business in Vandalia in 1989. They provide move out cleaning, piano moving, hauling, and appliance moving. American Way Van & Storage accepts credit cards. They are accredited by the Better Business Bureau.
American Way Van & Storage is a moving company that began business in Vandalia in 1989. They provide move out cleaning, piano moving, hauling, and appliance moving. American Way Van & Storage accepts credit cards. They are accredited by the Better Business Bureau.
Porch Pro Headshot EkoMovers USA
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
When you are looking for a moving company for a local, long-distance, or cross-country move, you want a professional, licensed and insured moving company. You can get all that, and a company that prides itself of ethics and stewardship, when you hire EkoMovers. Ohio moves are based out of Cincinnati...Read more about EkoMovers USA
When you are looking for a moving company for a local, long-distance, or cross-country move, you want a professional, licensed and insured moving company. You can get all that, and a company that prides itself of ethics and stewardship, when you hire EkoMovers. Ohio moves are based out of Cincinnati...Read more about EkoMovers USA
Porch Pro Headshot New Home Casa Nueva Movers
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(1)
"New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze."
"New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze."
Porch Pro Headshot Advantage Movers
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(48)
"If you want professional, fast, and friendly movers – look no further. When I called to get a quote for moving, the cost, what they would move, and what we needed to have done before their arrival was clearly communicated. They let us know what to expect when they showed up. We contacted 5 oth...Read more about Advantage Movers
"If you want professional, fast, and friendly movers – look no further. When I called to get a quote for moving, the cost, what they would move, and what we needed to have done before their arrival was clearly communicated. They let us know what to expect when they showed up. We contacted 5 oth...Read more about Advantage Movers
Porch Pro Headshot His Workmanship Labor
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(2)
"I needed a Fall clean-up/final raking to be done asap. I contacted several lawn/landscape companies and heard back from 2 that were available. The estimate from His Workmanship was less than the other company, and because they use college students, I went with them. The scheduling was quick and e...Read more about His Workmanship Labor
"I needed a Fall clean-up/final raking to be done asap. I contacted several lawn/landscape companies and heard back from 2 that were available. The estimate from His Workmanship was less than the other company, and because they use college students, I went with them. The scheduling was quick and e...Read more about His Workmanship Labor
Porch Pro Headshot All Purpose Movers
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
!!"WE ACCEPT SAME DAY MOVES AND LAST MINUTE MOVES"!! We are All Purpose Movers A Black Owned Family Business. We have been In business Since 2017. Myself (Bryana Business Owner) and husband (Kato) who also is the floor manager and helps the movers move to make sure job is well done, we've been marri...Read more about All Purpose Movers
!!"WE ACCEPT SAME DAY MOVES AND LAST MINUTE MOVES"!! We are All Purpose Movers A Black Owned Family Business. We have been In business Since 2017. Myself (Bryana Business Owner) and husband (Kato) who also is the floor manager and helps the movers move to make sure job is well done, we've been marri...Read more about All Purpose Movers
Porch Pro Headshot Extreme moving
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(1)
Extreme moving moves customers from one location to another no matter if the job is big or small.
Extreme moving moves customers from one location to another no matter if the job is big or small.

Frequently asked questions about moving companies

There are a lot of great moving companies out there, but a moving business can also be a guise for a scam meant to extort money from innocent people by holding their belongings hostage. There are some tried and true ways to avoid having this happen to you. To keep your move stress-free and honest, keep an eye out for the following red flags when you’re vetting movers:

  • Read online reviews. When you type in a search term like “Moving companies near me,” you’ll get many results. This initial search is your first chance to browse and shortlist companies with good reviews. Chances are, if there is an overwhelming amount of negative reviews, the company is either a scam or has poor business practices that you don’t want to experience first-hand. A small number of poor reviews (depending on the issue) is common, and if you’re looking for a mover with only 5-star reviews, you might be looking for a while.Another tool for vetting movers is to search for complaints filed with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. If your mover has held or currently holds a license, any complaints registered against them will be logged for transparency.
  • Assess websites and social media. The quality and amount of information on a company’s website can tell you much about its legitimacy. Questionable businesses often won’t publish an address, making it difficult for you to follow up in person when there are issues. Likewise, you should expect to see an outline of available services, testimonials, and links to any social media profiles.
  • Don’t trust a company that gives you a quote without an on-site visit. Some movers will give you an enticingly low quote to reel you in. While this might seem tempting, it often indicates a company that isn’t upfront about how they bill, at best — or is an outright scam.
  • Sign (and read) an agreement. Make sure you read the fine print and never trust a mover that tries to move forward without having you sign an agreement that protects both of you.
  • Call or visit a storefront before signing an agreement. Once you have a list of two or three potential professional movers, take the time to call or visit a storefront. That call or visit can tell you a couple of important things. First, they have public premises and are a legitimate business. Second, they answer the phone with the company's name and not a generic greeting, which can be a red flag.
  • Investigate third-party insurance. Be wary of movers who tell you their insurance will cover all your things. This explanation often isn’t the case, and you should ensure you have the right coverage from a third-party insurance agency.

If you're hiring a mover for an interstate move, they’ll need a US Department of Transportation (USDOT) license. For local movers, requirements will vary based on your state. Some states still require movers to hold a valid license from the USDOT, but not all do. Check with your local or county consumer affairs office or your state attorney general’s office to know the rules in your area.

Once you know if your state requires movers to have a USDOT license, you can check for a list of registered movers to ensure your chosen moving company complies.

If you’re moving internationally, be sure to ask if the company is registered with an international movers’ federation. If they are registered with a federation, ask to see proof of that membership as well as the company’s Federal Maritime Commission number.

Long-distance moves can be within the same state, but often this term is used to mean a move that crosses state lines. If that’s the case for you, you’ll need to take extra steps to ensure your moving company has the licenses needed to transport your things from one state to another. Local moving companies may need licenses but have fewer requirements than long-distance movers.

It’s okay to be overly skeptical if you ask a mover if they handle long-distance or interstate moves and you get an answer like “We can” or “That should be fine.” There are specific rules around interstate moves, and your mover should be confident in their answer, indicating that they’ve done this before and have the required certifications and licenses.

Smaller moving companies can be great to work with when you hire movers. However, you may want peace of mind with a recognizable, big-name company for long-distance moves.

Be sure to research long-distance move insurance options. Be clear that your goods must be insured from the start to the end of the journey. Be sure to ask your moving company for a free moving valuation. Finally, always ask for three different cost estimates. An in-person estimate not only provides you with financial considerations, but allows you to evaluate the professionalism of the company. Once you choose a moving company, you have made a commitment. It makes sense to do research up front to make the move safe and efficient.

The worst-case scenario when you hire movers is paying a large upfront deposit and then your belongings disappear. Calls and emails go unreturned for days or weeks, and finding an address for the company is difficult or impossible. Some scams demand more money for the safe return of your property, which could be damaged if you even get it back.

Taking the precautions we’ve outlined will help you avoid this situation. Still, suppose you have a bad experience with your moving company. In that case, you can take steps to help others avoid having the same experience as you:

  • Submit a complaint with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). The BBB is a resource for consumers when vetting a potential business and filing a complaint if they encounter misleading advertising, poor business practices, or scams.
  • File a complaint with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). The USDOT and FMCSA are the regulating bodies responsible for licensing moving companies in the US. If you run into trouble with your mover, file a complaint here and with the BBB.
  • Post an online review. Google Reviews is becoming a more powerful tool for consumers, requiring businesses to be accountable for their irresponsible or illegal actions by potentially losing business. Trolls aside, posting a review online is a great way to let others know what to expect if they choose to work with the same company, or at least — what your experience was.
  • Take to social media. Social platforms have influence, and using that to let others know about a scam — or just a negative experience — can help the business improve its practices and future customers to sidestep the same situation you encountered.

Below is a handy list of times to get in touch with moving companies to have the smoothest moving experience.

  • If you’re moving all of your property long-distance. Unless you have independent access to a moving truck and several days to drive, you’ll likely want to hire professional movers for bigger jobs. Another option is to hire furniture movers for more oversized items like your sofa, sitting chairs, dining room table, etc., and take the smaller or more fragile items yourself.
  • With as much lead time as possible. Leaving plenty of time is particularly important for long-distance and interstate moves. The logistics for these types of moves take time to coordinate, and the further the distance, the more time your mover will want to get plans in place. It’s possible that you can schedule a long-distance move at the last minute, but you’ll likely pay a premium that you could’ve avoided by booking in advance.
  • Before choosing a moving company. Once you do your initial online search for “movers near me,” read reviews, and shortlist a few companies, it’s time to get in touch. This step will let you verify the legitimacy of the moving company you chose so you can avoid any potential headaches from scams.
  • When you’re ready to schedule an on-site walk-through. Good moving companies will require a walk-through of most homes. Some exceptions are if you live in a smaller space, like a one or two-bedroom apartment, and can give your mover a reasonably accurate list of how much you have to move.

As you’re planning a long-distance move, consider all the options available.

Hire professional movers for everything.

This is the easiest option. Having pros move your things frees you to travel to your new location on your timeline. Maybe you take a vacation on your way or visit family or friends!

However, having professional movers take on an end-to-end job is the most expensive option. Your property will be out of your sight and control during the move and you’ll need to pay for third-party insurance.

Rent a moving truck and pack it yourself.

If you’re looking for the cheapest way to move long distances, this is it! You get to keep your things with you during your whole move and if you plan your route well, you can make some fun road trip stops.

While this is the least expensive option, you’ll need to invest the time to load your moving truck, which is a labor-intensive job. Plus, someone needs to drive the truck, which can be an experience if you’ve never driven a large vehicle before.

Rent a moving truck, but hire movers to help load and unload.

This option allows you to leave the heavy lifting to the pros and since movers charge by the hour, if you’re well-organized, you can have them in and out in a few hours for a reasonable price. Movers also come prepped with plastic wrap and will disassemble furniture like your bedframe or dining room table if you don’t have time to do it yourself.

If you choose this option, make sure you label all boxes by room so you can avoid a chaotic unpacking experience. Remember, you’ll still need to have someone onboard used to driving a large moving truck and you won’t have the same flexibility to travel on your schedule since you’ll be paying by the day for your rental truck.

Hire furniture movers and drive the smaller items in your vehicle.

This option allows you to hire out moving the cumbersome things, saving your time (and your back) and if you coordinate with your moving company, you can have all your furniture delivered when you arrive, making the move-in process more pleasant.

Be aware that long-distance furniture movers charge by weight, so if you have lots of heavy wood furniture, it can get costly. Also, fragile items, like glassware, need lots of packing material, so they don’t break during travel. You might end up with more boxes than you can fit in your vehicle.

Recent reviews for Centerville Movers

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New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze.

- Raymond Miller
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New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze.

- Raymond Miller
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New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze.

- Raymond Miller
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New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze.

- Raymond Miller
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New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze.

- Raymond Miller
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New Home Casa Nueva Movers paid close attention to every detail of our move. They took the time to label boxes accurately, ensuring everything ended up in the right place. Their meticulous approach made unpacking a breeze.

- Raymond Miller
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Extreme Movers made my move so easy! They were able to help me on only a weeks notice and were flexible with when they could come. On moving day they did an excellent job moving my furniture. Even though I wasn't going far, they took extra precautions to ...

- Rachael Johnson
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Thank you!! Mike and Peter did an amazing job with moving the contents of a POD storage unit to my basement. They tackled a couple of challenging situations with creativity and achieved great results. They were hard workers and left the job complete. I...

- Catherine Binder
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We hired Heritage Moving for our move from NC to FL in Aug 2021. My initial communication was with Lisa, the “General Manager.” She said all the right things and promised me the world! I did my research ahead of time and made sure to ask all the specific ...

- ashley walker
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The "Disney World" of movers , will be back in the very near

- Amy O'Sullivan
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I feel like this company doesn't get enough credit for the good work everyone in office and actually doing the work are very nice and professional

- Oscar Hammond
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Haters gonna hate. but Heritage can't relate

- William C. Hartman

Everything You Need to Know About Centerville Moving Companies

I have Moving Services work that I need done in Centerville. What should my budget be?

Our data on recent mover projects in Centerville shows that larger moving services projects in city are often upwards of $0.00. However, this price depends on a number of factors. Cost can increase or decrease based on any/all of the following:

  • Location: movers travel time may factor into the budget.
  • Cost of materials. This is an important factor of your moving services project budget. You can purchase materials yourself, but remember that your mover professional maybe be able to leverage relationships with other companies to save on material costs.
  • Company ratings: Highly-rated movers tend to be more expensive. Decide what balance between ratings and cost is right for you.

As always, every project is different and you should contact multiple movers throughout Centerville to ensure your project is done right.

How do I know I am getting a fair price for Moving Services work in Centerville?

Every Moving Services job has different requirements. Remember that the price will differ depending on the scope of your project. However, that doesn't mean you have to go in blind. Check out our tips for getting a fair price for Centerville work from Moversbelow:

  • Talk to a few different Movers and ask for quotes to compare. We have around 50 professionals and companies in Centerville for you to compare.
  • Before contacting a company, check out the ratings and reviews from previous customers to learn what others have paid, how long the Movers took on the job, and how satisfied they were.

How many movers does Centerville have?

There are around 50 companies throughout Centerville to help you with your next moving services job.

  • 7 of them have an A or A+ rating from Better Business Bureau.

All Moving Companies in Centerville, OH

Porch Pro Headshot Southwest Realty Group
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
In Alexandria, Southwest Realty Group provides the professional service you expect when it comes to fixing drywall issues on any of your properties.
In Alexandria, Southwest Realty Group provides the professional service you expect when it comes to fixing drywall issues on any of your properties.
Porch Pro Headshot Rollins Moving & Storage, Inc.
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(26)
Porch Pro Headshot Hampton & Smith Movers
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(3)
Porch Pro Headshot Grassman Lawn & Handyman Srvc
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
Porch Pro Headshot Moving Made Easier
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
Porch Pro Headshot HireAHelper
Movers
Serves Centerville (Montgomery County), Ohio
(26)
We are a national company with a brick-and-mortar headquarters located in Oceanside, CA. To ensure your move goes smoothly, you can reach a real person here 7 days a week.
We are a national company with a brick-and-mortar headquarters located in Oceanside, CA. To ensure your move goes smoothly, you can reach a real person here 7 days a week. Learn more at HireAHelper.com.

Latest projects near Centerville (Montgomery County)

Recent projects booked on Porch
Dayton 45429
Moving
Comments from Customer
We need to move our house contents to an apartment however we have to be out of our house on September 14 but cannot get into our apartment until middle of November. The moving company will need to pack and store and then move us in approximately 2 months later.
Dayton 45458
Moving
Comments from Customer
2 bedrooms family room den meat block
Moving
Move from address
n377 Rogers Lane, Appleton, WI 54915
Move out date
Wed, Aug. 7, 2019
Move to address
8385 Paragon Road, Dayton, OH 45458
Move in date
Wed, Aug. 7, 2019
Number of bedrooms
2
Home square footage
1700 plus partial finish basement. No appliances
Moving
Move from address
418 Carters Grove Road, Dayton, OH 45459
Move out date
111, Oct. 1, 2021
Move to address
1321 Huntsman Lane, Dayton, OH 45459
Move in date
111, Oct. 1, 2021
Number of bedrooms
2
Home square footage
1000 sq feet
Dayton 45459
Moving
Comments from Customer
Customer did not provide additional comments. Please contact the customer to discuss the details of this project.
Dayton 45429
Moving
Comments from Customer
Moving the last big items from a house to an apt. Items include app. 8 boxes a grandfather clock a curio cabinet a cedar chest 1 coffee table 1 end table 3 plastic garage storage shelves a square bar tall kitchen table a gas grill and a outdoor 2 person glider seat
Centerville 45459
Moving
Comments from Customer
Moving office furniture etc. from Zip Code 45459 (Centerville OH) to Zip Code 45342 (Miamisburg OH)
Dayton 45440
Moving
Comments from Customer
Need to move our belongings and have them stored for a few weeks
Centerville 45458
Moving
Comments from Customer
Moving from present home at 6300 Marshall to 8741 Shandycreek Drive Centerville ?May also have to take some furniture to a storage facility.?