
Traditional Express Van Lines

Traditional Express Van Lines is one of the listed movers in your local area.
Traditional Van Lines can ship your belongings in your country from your sometime
Traditional Express Van Lines is one of the listed movers in your local area.
Traditional Van Lines can ship your belongings in your country from your sometime
Membership(s) & License Info.
MEMBER OF BBB: YES
LICENSE INFO:
US DOT # 2373664
ICC MC # 965836
INSURANCE ON FILE: $750,000
REQUIRED: $750,000
YEAR OF ESTD: 5/1/2015
Hours of Operation
MONDAY-SATURDAY 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
SUNDAYS 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Contact Info
TOLL FREE:
888-985-4347
PHONE:
(855) 262-8312
Address
Payment Options
ALL MAYOR CREDIT CARDS, CASH, PAYPAL AND CERTIFIED CHECKS
100.0% Recommended based on user reviews
Reviews
Heather Kinder
11/24/2019
I had a full house move with full packing. I moved from New York to South Carolina. There was NO white paper wrap on the items in the boxes of his household items. There were items just thrown in the boxes without any concern for his personal processions. There was metal and wood packed together without wrap causing damage to the items. Lampshades with other items to damage the shades. Lampshades should be wrapped and packed alone. The use of wardrobe boxes used for misc items the most costly of the boxes was not in the consumers best interest. Those boxes are intended for hanging clothing items. This by far is one of the most unprofessional moves. Many items damaged and others lost. The packing crew were not trained and had no understanding of how to pack or move. The whole crew was complaining how little they were paid and pushing for tips from the moment they got there. The company did little or nothing to help us out even with pictures of the unprofessional move. Find anyone else.
julie
01/16/2018
Terrible. Quoted wrong, hidden fees, tons of breakage. Trust me, move to the next company.
RailyBaily
10/05/2017
everything was on time/on schedule, they handled my inventory very carefully and were giving me updates regularly which I really appreciate, thanks and god bless!
donna jay
10/05/2017
very unique company with positive people and professional stuff, happy to work with you, we are thankful and wanted to rate traditionals well! keep it up guys.
CJ Rahim
10/05/2017
I liked the hard working guys that came, they did their job perfectly, everything was on time and I received everything back unlikely of how it usually happens during long distance moves. overall, great company!
Johny Cho
10/05/2017
as they advertise, masterpiece of a move! 1400 miles approximately done just in a 3-4 days and they still dropped some other people's inventory on the way, it's good to work with traditionals!
Lina O'Hara
10/05/2017
everything went so smoothly, thank you guys you are the best! they even reassembled my furniture later, and placed every piece in a room I selected.
Mr Rodrigo Camacho
10/05/2017
traditional's staff worked quickly and professionally as soon as they arrived they went room by room and sorted everything in just 2 hours though I have a huge house with massive furniture, they boxed each piece so carefully I wanted to thank!
BillyJ
10/05/2017
San Diego to Dallas, I moved my old furniture to my brother's new place there, pretty huge stuff, guys came over wrapped everything in blankets and threw in the truck, I was just watching. nicely done and quickly delivered.
Neil Harris
10/04/2017
This guys know their job, starting from moving staff, ending with company representatives on the phone, I've got great deal and they did everything as promised, I moved from Queens to Denver, not an easy move but they made it look easy :)
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