Leo's Moving

USDOT # 2963379

2942 N 24th St #114

Phoenix, AZ 85016

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Additional Phone: (480) 447-8821

Company Site: Leosmovingaz.com

States of operation: Arizona, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Maine, Texas, North Carolina, Washington, South Dakota, Missouri, Georgia, Utah, Nevada, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Maryland, California, Massachusetts, Idaho, Hawaii, Michigan.

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Roy Bednar

We chose Leo's Moving for our small move. Good idea! Had to move in a hurry due to a shorter escrow than expected and Leo's Moving, although super busy, managed to work us into their schedule. The office was terrific, prices fair, service exception. Thanks to their wonderful crew for their patience, hard work and for taking care of my things. I would definitely recommend and also use them again if needed.

Martin E. Valenzuela

Amazing! They were the best movers I've ever had. The guys were professional and very polite. They worked quickly and carefully. Using them took a lot of stress out of moving. I would recommend this company to anyone.

Jack M. Campbell

They are very helpful and efficient. They did the moving job very professionally. The price they charged not expensive price but with great service quality. I am very happy with this moving service.

Andy

This is a great company, and I would highly recommend it. The owner worked with me to give me a good price and the movers were very professional and efficient.

Albert A. Barton

Leo's moving company crew were fast, professional and friendly. They were very responsive and gave us comprehensive breakdowns of services and costs. They disassembled, moved and reassembled all of our furniture in under 3 hours. The price was very reasonable.

Robert L. Stanley

These guys are professionals. Leo's moving were so helpful, easy to work with and friendly. Answered all my questions in a timely manner and helped me coordinate my move moving needs. The crew were awesome to work with, upbeat and friendly making the move fun. We will definitely use them again and refer them to all our friends and family.

David B. Smith

These guys were great and really reasonably priced. We hired them to move stuff from 2 apartments and they were on time, efficient, super friendly and professional. I'd definitely hire them again and recommend them to anyone

Albert_E

Thank you to Leo's Moving company. These guys were so professional, quick & helped make our move as easy as possible! Would recommend them to anyone looking for a great moving company!

Albert_E

Thank you to Joe, Cliff, Rob & Brian! These guys were so professional, quick & helped make our move as easy as possible! Would recommend them to anyone looking for a great moving company!

William C. Smith

These guys are awesome! They arrived within the quoted time frame and gave me a heads up that they were on the way. They helped me tape up remaining boxes, and then they got to work. Quick, friendly, and efficient. My truck was packed expertly and not a thing moved during my 1000 mile drive. Will definitely be recommending them to friends!

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