Helper Moving, LLC - Review by National Movers

They keep their service list pretty focused, which I see as a good thing. They’re not trying to be everything to everyone; they stick to what they do best.

The process was refreshingly straightforward. There weren’t a lot of hoops to jump through, which is exactly what you want when you’re already stressed about a move.

Getting moving quotes from them was simple. I filled out a form on their website with my inventory list, and they followed up with a call within a few hours.

This is where I got a good feeling about their customer service. The representative, David, didn’t try to upsell me. He listened to what I needed, asked smart questions about access points and bulky furniture, and then provided a fixed-price estimate.

Here’s the thing about estimates: many companies in the moving industry give you a lowball quote that balloons on moving day. A fixed price is a promise. Barring a major change order-like you suddenly remember you have a grand piano in the basement-the price you’re quoted is the price you pay. This policy alone speaks volumes.

On moving day, the moving crew showed up right on time. They did a quick walkthrough, protected my floors and door jambs, and got to work. They were professional and efficient. It wasn’t their first rodeo, and it showed.

One thing that stood out was their approach to handling my furniture. They wrapped everything meticulously. It wasn’t just a thin blanket thrown over a dresser; it was properly padded and secured. This is one of those details that separates a decent moving company from a great one.

They have clear policies for damages, and their claims ratio is reportedly low, which aligns with the care I saw them take. Of course, any company operating legally must adhere to moving company regulations, but seeing that caution firsthand provides real peace of mind.

No company is perfect. Here’s my honest breakdown.

These are ballpark figures. Always get a custom, fixed-price estimate for your specific move.

Your average normalized moving cost will obviously depend on the size of your home and the distance of your move. You can use our moving cost calculator to get a general idea for your budget. But based on my research and the quote I received, their pricing is very competitive, especially for the quality of service. Here’s a rough idea:

When you stack them up against others, you start to see where they fit in the market.

Finding out if Helper Moving operates in your city is the first step. Their service area is growing, but they maintain a strong presence in specific regions to ensure they don’t stretch their quality too thin.

Helper Moving, LLC primarily operates in the following states and metro areas:

• Texas: Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio
• Georgia: Atlanta, Savannah, Macon
• Tennessee: Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville
• Illinois: Chicago and surrounding suburbs
• Florida: Miami, Orlando, Tampa

They are expanding, so it’s always worth checking their website or calling to see if they’ve opened a branch near you.

So, here’s my final verdict. Is Helper Moving, LLC the right choice?

I’ll go back to my mattress analogy. Some movers are like that cheap, 4-inch foam pad you can fold up and stick in a closet.

They look convenient and cheap, but they offer no real support. After one night-or one move-you’re left with a headache, a sore back, and a lot of regret. You see this reflected in a sea of customer complaints on any community forum.

Helper Moving, LLC is not that. They are the solid, 12-inch hybrid mattress. They aren’t the fanciest, most expensive luxury brand with a thousand features you don’t need. But they are dependable, supportive, and give you exactly what you need for a good night’s sleep-or in this case, a stress-free move.

Their fixed-price estimate is the supportive memory foam, and their professional crew is the durable pocketed coil system.

My recommendation: For local and regional moves, absolutely. I would use them again without hesitation.

Their combination of transparent pricing and a reliable moving crew makes them a fantastic choice. For a complex cross-country move, especially on a tight timeline, I’d still get quotes from larger national carriers to compare logistics. But for the majority of moves most families make, Helper Moving is a solid, trustworthy option.

If Helper Moving doesn’t operate in your area or you’re looking for something different, here are a few other companies I often recommend:

1. JK Moving Services: A great premium option known for its excellent customer service and handling of high-value items. They are pricier but deliver a top-tier experience.
2. North American Van Lines: A huge network with great long-distance moving options and binding estimates. A solid choice for interstate relocations.
3. College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving: They have a great reputation for their energetic crews and are fantastic for local moves and labor-only services.