Should I Trust Mesa Moving And Storage?

Value | Customer Experience | Credibility | About Mesa Moving and Storage | How We Researched | FAQ

Mesa Moving and Storage is an agent of United Van Lines that’s been performing full-service moves — both local and long-distance — for 40 years. It also offers packing, unpacking, storage, and business solutions. Mesa doesn’t actually operate in Arizona, but it has seven locations in cities in Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and Utah.

Overall Score: 7.7/10

• Value: 7/10 — You won’t find discounts on Mesa Moving services, but you’ll probably get better service with Mesa than with similarly priced movers.
• Customer experience: 8/10 — Each Mesa Moving location has mostly positive reviews. Many customers report polite, professional, and careful movers.
• Credibility: 8/10 — All locations have their U.S. Department of Transportation (U.S. DOT) registration and insurance in order. Plus, they get few to no formal complaints.

Bottom line: Mesa Moving and Storage is a good choice for long-distance moves in the West. Both Google reviews and U.S. DOT records show good customer experiences, which makes Mesa worth choosing over other moving carriers.

Just make sure you’re moving in an area the company operates in. Here’s where it has locations:

• Denver, CO
• Grand Junction, CO
• Boise, ID
• Bozeman, MT
• Helena, MT
• Whitefish, MT
• Salt Lake City, UT

Mesa Moving and Storage: In-depth Breakdown

Value: 7/10

Mesa Moving and Storage offers a little more value than the average mover because of its good service.

Mesa Moving and Storage Pricing

We requested a quote from Mesa Moving and Storage for both a local and long-distance move. The costs were lower than average.

Be aware that things like move date, home size, and travel distance can affect your quote. So can the services you pick. Packing and unpacking services, for instance, will make your full-service move cost more. Get a quote from Mesa to give you a better idea of what to expect.

Mesa Moving doesn’t have promotional pricing or freebies like some companies do. And it only does full-service moves, so you can’t save money by renting a truck yourself. (If that option interests you, Two Men and a Truck offers loading and unloading services.)

But Mesa Moving and Storage does have high customer satisfaction, and that alone makes Mesa higher value than your average moving company.

Customer Experience: 8/10

Customers have plenty of good things to say about Mesa Moving and Storage.

We read dozens of reviews for each location and saw customer after customer raving about careful, courteous Mesa movers. Lots of customers also praise Mesa Moving’s excellent customer service and communication.

Each location has between 100 and 800 reviews on Google, all with 4.7 or 4.8 out of 5 stars. Because they all have great reviews, you should have a great experience whether you use Mesa Moving and Storage Boozeman or Mesa Moving and Storage Salt Lake City.

Of course, we did see some bad reviews. About half of those reviews were typical complaints about damaged items. Though some reviewers said Mesa movers arrived late, packed carelessly, and behaved rudely. The worst reviews came from people who worked with a Mesa Moving subcontractor rather than Mesa Moving itself.

Still, Mesa Moving and Storage gets excellent reviews overall ― meaning way more customers have good experiences than bad ones.

Credibility: 8/10

In comparison to other large regional movers we’ve reviewed, Mesa has a good track record.

We looked at the U.S. Department of Transportation (U.S. DOT) records for each of Mesa’s locations, and all of them are fully compliant and insured. Only one location has had any crashes in the past two years (and a crash doesn’t mean Mesa Moving was at fault).

Mesa Moving and Storage gets almost no formal complaints. Only one location had any complaints in the past four years, and that was a simple damage and claims issue.

About Mesa Moving and Storage

Mesa Moving and Storage offers full-service moves in Western states as an agent of United Van Lines. It has locations in seven cities across Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and Utah. It actually doesn’t operate in Mesa, Arizona, though it may come up when you search “movers mesa.”

How We Researched

We headed to the U.S. Department of Transportation mover database to get the scoop on Mesa Moving and Storage’s registration, insurance, safety, and complaint history. After looking at all its records there, we analyzed customer reviews for each of its seven locations. We also looked at how Mesa Moving and Storage compares to other moving companies in its service area.

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