commercial movers Bellevue

While we can take mostly everything, there are some items that Washington state will not allow us to transport. Those items include anything that is flammable such as paint, nail polish, ammo, guns, fireworks, lawnmowers with gas in them, and any household cleaning chemicals. Be sure to dispose of these items responsibly prior to your move. Transporting them could be dangerous for you, your belongings, the movers, and anyone on the roads we travel.

Absolutely. All of our employees are background checked using a 3rd party provider. We know the importance of having workers in your home whom you can trust.

We provide training on multiple levels. Our workers first go through a video training series. We continue training on-site at our office by reenacting scenarios we frequently encounter on the job.

A trainee is then paired with an experienced lead/driver. Only once the trainee has done numerous moves under that lead/driver’s guidance will they be able to coordinate a move by themselves from start to finish.

Training includes our policies and procedures designed to ensure an injury-free and damage-free move. We also impart our values to our employees, such as the importance of courteous service, maintaining a positive attitude and low-stress demeanor, and the importance of going the extra mile for the customer.

We also reinforce all training in our weekly company-wide meetings to ensure the highest quality service is being provided to our customers on each and every move.

You can read our reviews on Yelp, Facebook, and Google. We encourage you to check them out. We’re proud of our many five-star reviews and comments. You’ll see, we take excellent care of our customers.

Yes. We will be happy to provide a COI (Certificate of Insurance) upon request.

There are a few things we cannot insure, unfortunately. Those things include items comprised of particle board, Ikea furniture, pots and plants, and lamp shades.

Yes, here are a couple of quick tips:

• Pack up as much as you can before moving day. 
• Don’t use moving day to do any sorting of items to keep, sell, donate or give to others. If it’s in your home on moving day, we’re moving it.
• Have extra boxes, moving supplies and garbage bags on hand. You’ll likely need them.
• Keep cleaning supplies and tools (vacuum, sponge, mop, garbage bags, etc.) out until everything else has been packed up, so you can do any final cleaning at the end.  
• For safety, make arrangements for young children and pets to be babysat, preferably at a different location.
• Having bottles of water or Gatorade available would be greatly appreciated. Moving is hard, sweaty work.

Check out additional moving day tips here.

Neo means “new beginning” in Latin. We thought that was a fitting name for a company that helps people move to a new home for a new beginning. You can read more about Neo Moving here.