Still Transfer Company

USDOT None

632 Boone St

Kingsport, TN 37660

Contact Phone: (800) 346-6837

Additional Phone: (423) 245-4000

Company Site: www.stilltransfer.net

States of operation: North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, Kansas, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Iowa, Hawaii, Wyoming, Delaware, Alaska, Florida, South Carolina, Wisconsin, Missouri.

Moving with Still Transfer Company

Still Transfer Company, Inc. has served the local and long distance moving and storage needs of its customers since 1928. We handle both local and long distance moves of households both large and small. Still Transfer’s main service area for origin or destination is Eastern Tennessee and Southwestern Virginia. Shipments which pass through E. TN and SW VA and larger shipments in the eastern US are also a good fit for our operation. Still Transfer specializes in the local, long distance and international shipment of household goods and office equipment.

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Your Still Transfer Company Reviews

Scott Roller

Hired Still Transfer to move my daughter across town today. I was very pleased with how hard the guys worked and how professional they were. I highly recommend this company for your moving needs...

Karen Kanitkar

If you want to hire slow movers at an hourly rate, this company is for you! The workers to 2 breaks from a move time 9am-12pm. Paying for breaks for workers is one thing, but after they left I realized that the driver Robert racked up an extra 45 mile that he charged me for on my bill! Those were not breaks, they were joy rides out of the way to waste my time and my husband's hard earned money. Also, it was not 3 movers working all at the same time. I have hired 2 professional movers that did the job in half the amount of time! I will never use this company again or refer them to anyone! Be aware of charming personalities and do not mistake that as genuine kindness. These kind of people will steal from you.

Stacey K

From the move coordinator to the actual packers and delivery men, everyone was very helpful and courteous. Moving is never fun, but they tried to make it as painless as possible. The guys did a good job of getting things to the places I designated and were patient with me as I was juggling a few things at a time while they were here.

Claire B

We hired Still Transfer to load a POD for the first part of our cross town move. The crew of three - including Lamar & Persian were absolutely phenomenal. Friendly, punctual and extremely hard-working and very capable in their container management skills - so impressive that everything fit!!

I would highly recommend them and we'll be using them again this week for the unload...

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