Perfectly Fast Moving - Review by All Movers

They offer a pretty standard but comprehensive menu of moving services. They’re not trying to be a jack-of-all-trades, but what they do, they seem to do well.

The whole process felt logical and customer-focused. There were no points where I felt lost or unsure of what was happening next.

Getting started is simple. You can either call them or fill out a form on their website to get a moving quote. For my move, I opted for the online form and got a call back within a couple of hours.

Here’s the key step: they insist on a virtual or in-home survey for an accurate quote. This is a massive green flag.

A company that gives you a price without seeing your stuff is just guessing, and that guess is usually low. Learn the other moving red flags to watch for before you book, and that guess is usually low. The surveyor was professional, took a detailed inventory, and asked smart questions about access, parking, and specialty items.

Within 24 hours, I had a detailed, fixed-price estimate in my inbox. It broke down all the costs, so there was no mystery. Booking involved signing the document electronically and putting down a deposit. Their customer service team was available by phone and email to answer my last-minute questions.

On moving day, the moving crew showed up right on time. The foreman introduced himself and his team, and they did a quick walkthrough to confirm the scope of work.

They laid down floor runners and padded the door jambs-small details that show they respect your property.

The packing and loading were systematic. They worked together like a well-oiled machine, and it was clear the foreman was in charge, directing his team effectively.

They were careful with my furniture, wrapping everything in blankets and securing it properly in the truck.

One thing that stood out was their policy on a change order. If I had suddenly decided to add a bunch of items we hadn’t discussed, they would have had to issue a change order to adjust the price.

This is standard and fair, and the foreman explained it clearly before they started. It’s a protection for both the customer and the company.

No company is perfect. Let’s break down the good and the not-so-good based on my experience and the client reviews I’ve dug through.

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

Prices in the moving industry can vary wildly based on distance, home size, and the services you choose. You can use our moving cost calculator to get a general idea. However, to give you a ballpark idea, I’ve put together a table based on my research and the quote I received.

It’s always smart to compare your options. Here’s a quick look at how Perfectly Fast Moving stacks up against some other players in the game.

Perfectly Fast Moving has been expanding its footprint over the years. While they don’t have a physical branch in every single town, their network of agents and truck depots covers a significant portion of the United States. They focus on major metropolitan areas and the main corridors connecting them.

They have major hubs and service areas in the following states:

• Arizona
• California
• Colorado
• Florida
• Georgia
• Illinois
• Massachusetts
• New York
• North Carolina
• Pennsylvania
• Tennessee
• Texas
• Virginia
• Washington

If you’re outside these states, it’s still worth calling them, as their long-distance moving network may still be able to service your route.

So, here’s my final verdict. I’m giving you the same advice I’d give my sister Megan.

Is Perfectly Fast Moving a good company? Yes, I believe they are. But they aren’t for everyone.

If you are looking for the absolute cheapest way to get your stuff from A to B, and you’re willing to roll the dice on customer service and potential hidden fees, this probably isn’t your company. There are cheaper, “folding mattress” options out there. They might work out fine, especially for a small, simple move.

But they also might leave you with a sore back, metaphorically speaking-broken furniture, missed delivery windows, and a final bill that’s much higher than the initial quote. There’s a reason you see so many customer complaints on community forums for those types of movers.

Perfectly Fast Moving is the wall bed. It’s a smart investment for someone who values stability and peace of mind.

Their fixed-price estimate model for long-distance moves is the equivalent of a thick, supportive mattress-you know what you’re getting, and you can rest easy on it. Their professional moving crew and solid customer service are the sturdy frame. It might cost a bit more upfront, but it’s built for the realities of a stressful life event.

I’d recommend them to families, to anyone moving a 3+ bedroom home, or frankly, to anyone who has had a bad moving experience in the past and doesn’t want to go through that again.

They are for people who need to save mental space as much as physical space-the kind of person who wants to tuck the stress of the move away and know it’s being handled properly.

1. PODS: If you’re on a budget and don’t mind doing the loading and unloading yourself, container moving is a great hybrid option. They drop off a container, you pack it, and they ship it to your new home.
2. U-Pack: Similar to PODS, U-Pack offers “you pack, they drive” services. You pay only for the space you use in their moving trailer, which can be very cost-effective for long-distance moves.
3. Two Men and a Truck: A great option for local moves. They are a large, franchised company, so the quality of the customer experience can vary by location, but they are generally known for reliable local moving services.