Red Carpet Moving Company - Review by National Movers

Red Carpet isn’t just a “point A to point B” kind of mover. They offer a pretty full suite of moving services designed to cover just about any situation you can think of.

Getting started with them is pretty straightforward. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from the initial call to the final wave goodbye to the moving crew.

Getting a quote was simple. You can fill out a form online or just call them. I chose to call because I think you can tell a lot about a company’s customer service from that first conversation. The person I spoke with was helpful and didn’t give me a hard sell.

To get a fixed-price estimate – which is what you always want, trust me – they require either an in-home visit or a detailed virtual walkthrough. I did the virtual tour.

I just walked through my house with my phone, showing the estimator everything that needed to be moved. It was thorough. He asked questions about tricky corners and heavy furniture.

A few hours later, I had a detailed, itemized quote in my email. No vague hourly rates, just a clear, all-in price. This is crucial for avoiding surprises later.

On moving day, the moving crew called about 30 minutes before they arrived, right within the promised window. The foreman introduced himself and the team, and they did a quick walkthrough to confirm the scope of work.

They were efficient and professional. Floors were protected, and furniture was wrapped in pads and shrink-wrap. What impressed me was their system.

It wasn’t just a bunch of guys running around; there was a clear process for loading the truck to maximize space and minimize the chance of things shifting.

I did notice one minor scratch on a bookshelf. This is where a company shows its true colors. I pointed it out to the foreman, he documented it immediately, and I had an email from their claims department the next day to start the resolution process.

It was handled without any fuss, which speaks volumes. A low claims ratio is great, but a smooth claims process is just as important because, let’s face it, accidents can happen.

No moving company is perfect. Here’s my honest take on the good and the not-so-good.

Please note that prices are estimates for informational purposes and may vary based on individual factors.

Your average normalized moving cost will depend heavily on the size of your home and the distance of your move.

But to give you a ballpark idea, I’ve put together some estimates based on my research and the quote I received. You can use our moving cost calculator to get a more specific estimate. Keep in mind these are just estimates; you’ll need to get your own moving quotes.

These prices typically include the truck, crew, fuel, padding for furniture, and basic liability coverage. Packing services and extra valuation coverage will cost more.

It’s always smart to compare a few options. Here’s a quick look at how Red Carpet stacks up against some other players in the moving industry.

As I mentioned, Red Carpet Moving Company is proudly Las Vegas-based. This is their home turf, and it’s where their entire operation is centered.

Their one and only physical headquarters is in Las Vegas, Nevada.

From this location, they serve the following areas for local moves:

• Las Vegas
• Henderson
• North Las Vegas
• Boulder City
• Summerlin

For long-distance moving, they can move you from the Las Vegas area to anywhere in the continental United States.

Here’s my verdict: Yes, Red Carpet Moving Company is a very good moving company, if you are moving to or from their service area and you prioritize a smooth, professional, and low-stress customer experience over getting the absolute lowest price.

They do what they say they’re going to do. The moving crew is professional, the pricing is transparent, and their customer service is responsive.

They aren’t a budget mover, and you’re paying a premium for that peace of mind. For people who are overwhelmed by the moving process and just want a company they can trust to handle everything correctly, the price is often worth it.

If I were moving my own family in or out of Vegas, Red Carpet would be at the top of my list to call for a quote.

If Red Carpet doesn’t seem like the right fit for you, don’t worry. You’ve got options.

1. For a Full-Service National Mover: If you’re moving somewhere outside of Red Carpet’s main service area, consider a major van line like Mayflower or Allied Van Lines. They have national networks and can handle complex long-distance moves from anywhere to anywhere.
2. For a Budget-Friendly Hybrid Move: If you’re willing to do the packing and loading yourself to save a lot of money, a container service like PODS or U-Pack is a fantastic choice. They drop off a container, you load it, and they ship it to your new home.
3. For a Pure DIY Move: If you’re on a tight budget and don’t have a ton of stuff, you can’t beat renting a truck from Penske or U-Haul. Just be prepared for a lot of heavy lifting.

No matter who you choose, always get at least three moving quotes, check their moving company regulations and licensing, and read recent client reviews.