Radius Moving & Storage

USDOT # 2530653

134 Locust Ave

Wallington, NJ 07057

Contact Phone: (866) 266-8363

Additional Phone: (877) 516-7455

Company Site: radiusmoving.com

States of operation: New Jersey, Missouri, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Hawaii, Nebraska, South Dakota, South Carolina, Florida, Delaware, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Georgia, Nevada, Wyoming, New York, Washington, Minnesota.

Moving with Radius Moving & Storage

A short message from Michelle the owner. I have working with many moving companies and carriers and in these past years my experience has taught me a lot about moving people and their homes. No body wants to get ripped off or promised the world with empty promises at the end of the day. People have different requirements and every move situation is different. We understand moving is tuff and you want to stick to a budget and it can be hard to plan and be ready. We at Radius Moving try to make it clear to everyone so that everyone has a clear understanding of there needs on their move. You the customer in control of entire move and we are here to help. We do our best to have the least amount of surprised as possible so that everything stays calm and the move goes smooth as possible. We care.

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Your Radius Moving & Storage Reviews

Gina Moreno

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. The five star reviews are all fake, they are horrible!!!

William Gonzalez

Excellent service! The staff was courteous, prompt, and of utmost professionalism. The price was right on target as well.

Sharon Lee

The estimate was an easy experience and I loved how they explained how I could save money by moving some of the small stuff myself. I saved a ton off my original estimate. The movers were on time and exceptionally well mannered and friendly. I can easily say if I ever need to move again, I will be calling them.

Nadia Michell

Hired these guys to help my move to a third floor apartment. Super happy I did - the whole thing was quick and painless. Showed up on time and were efficient and nice.

Monica Ruiz

Made a super last minute booking due to unforeseen circumstances, and they moved me the very same day!!! Were so patient and helpful, careful and kind. I would totally call them again, excellent.

Oscar Trotter

I chose this company because of their excellent reviews and they really live up to it! I called a week before the day that I wanted to move and they were able to get me booked for my move that day. The guys showed up on time and worked quickly. They were super friendly and courteous. This was an excellent experience. Thanks!

John Cruz

They did a fabulous job moving me. They were very accommodating and pleasant. Michelle also, who arranged my move, was very helpful and always called me back promptly. I highly recommend Radius Moving & Storage.

Gary Ristau

Fabulous experience! Booking the move was easy and straightforward. Their prices were also the most competitive among the quotes I got. The movers came right on time and were extremely professional, flexible, and positive. I'm so happy with the result; we now have a fully furnished home! Would definitely recommend this company.

Roy Patchell

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. This company is totally dishonest. They gave me an estimate on the phone of about $11,00, but when they showed up they admitted their estimate (done without any inspection and strictly over a detailed checklist with someone named Donovan over the phone) was wrong and tried to up charge me to $22,000. I fired them on the spot, but they would not return my initial payment of $3,560. I paid the initial money by credit card and then disputed the charge when they put it through. They claimed I had had addition items that I refused to pay for and cancelled the move. In fact, I had no additional items. Their estimation procedures were faulty and they underestimated the size of my move by a factor of 2. The foreman admitted to me that I had answered their questions and estimate form accurately but that they did not realize the actual size of my move. Avoid this company. Read the other poor reviews on this site.

Roy Patchell

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