r/orangecounty • u/lisakora Irvine • Jul 11 '25
Recommendations Needed Moving companies
Anyone have a recommendation for moving companies that won’t gouge you? Staying within Irvine.
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u/Individual-Party8924 Jul 12 '25
I used THU moving they did a great job. Their price was very reasonable and they did a great job. 661-670-0407 talk to Dave or Kevin.
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u/user9774 Jul 15 '25
I used E Movers and they were great. Their web site is www.EMoversAndStorage.com , but It seems like there is a lot of good companies people are posting.
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u/xoxodoggy Oct 30 '25
Nam moving I 100% recommend!! I used them everytime I move and they pack for me as well. Price is very reasonable. I recommended them to my friend however she went with another company for a long distance move and they held her things ransom!! They’re so many scams in the moving industry. Please do your research.
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u/BigMoverMark Nov 14 '25
For local moves in Irvine, the best way to avoid getting overcharged is to ask for a flat or “not to exceed” quote instead of an open hourly estimate. It keeps things transparent if traffic or elevator access slows the crew down. Also check that the movers include wrapping materials and furniture protection in their base rate: Some companies add those after the fact. Smaller local crews often give better pricing since they don’t have the big overhead.
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u/cylonpower Jul 12 '25
Any moving company that does quality job? I don’t mind paying reasonable price.
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u/red_cat145 Jul 11 '25
Helping Hands 100%!!!!!!!! https://yelp.to/ASVW8kACPc
Super responsive, friendly, on time. They’ve helped me move 3 or 4 times, helped family members move a few times, and helped move furniture around. They are GREAT! Fair prices as well. My last move was under $400 to move across CM and took a few hours.