Contact FindTheMovers

Contact FindTheMovers

The fastest way to contact FindTheMovers is by email. Send messages to hello@findthemovers.com. We read every message and reply within two business days.

Use that same address for three kinds of requests: corrections to company pages, updates to your moving company's listing, and press inquiries. This keeps everything in one place and avoids delays.

How to request a correction

If you contact FindTheMovers about a factual error, include the company name, the page URL, the exact text that is wrong, and what it should say. Attach a source document if you have one: a CPUC permit screenshot, an FMCSA SAFER page, or a company registration with the Arizona Corporation Commission. We review corrections against our editorial policy and update the page when the evidence is clear.

We do not change public Google ratings or review counts. Those come directly from Google and update on their own schedule. We also do not remove a company from our data unless it has ceased operations or we have made a clear inclusion error.

Moving quotes: use the form, not email

If you need price estimates for an upcoming move, do not email hello@findthemovers.com. Instead, fill out our quote form. That form collects your origin, destination, move size, and date so we can match you to relevant moving companies in California, moving companies in Arizona, or moving companies in Nevada. Quotes come from the movers themselves, not from us.

Our data includes 1,003 companies across 663 places we cover in the three states.

What we publish and why

We list name, rating, Google review count, base city, and whether a company is based in that city or is a national brand or franchise. We do not invent services, years in business, or awards. You can read more about how we rate moving companies on our methodology page.

We also do not make phone calls to verify prices or mystery-shop movers. Costs on our site are planning estimates based on reported ranges, not quotes. Here is what we currently show for local and long-distance moves:

California rates run higher in Los Angeles and the Bay Area. Every move is different. Get written estimates from at least three movers before you book.

State rules to know before you hire

The three states we cover have different mover regulations. This affects what you can verify and who handles complaints.

• California: Intrastate movers need a CPUC permit (CAL-T or older MTR number) and insurance on file with the commission. Look up the permit in the CPUC carrier search before booking. Interstate moves fall under FMCSA.
• Nevada: Movers need a Nevada Transportation Authority certificate. Ask for the certificate number and check it against the NTA list. Heavier trucks also need a USDOT number.
• Arizona: No state moving license exists. Check the company's USDOT number on FMCSA SAFER, its Arizona Corporation Commission registration, and its complaint history with the Attorney General and Better Business Bureau.

We do not verify licenses or endorse any company. We publish public Google ratings and basic facts so you can do your own checking.

Press and partnership inquiries

Media and researchers can contact FindTheMovers at the same email address. We can share aggregate data about our coverage or comment on trends we see across contact FindTheMovers Arizona Nevada California markets. We do not arrange interviews with individual movers or broker introductions to specific companies.

Our effective date for this page is 2026-10-06. If you contact FindTheMovers about this page itself, mention that date so we know which version you are reading.

We do not have a phone line or physical office for walk-ins. Email remains the only channel. Response times may stretch during holiday weekends when move volume spikes.

For general moving guidance, browse our site guides before you reach out. Many questions about estimates, deposits, and red flags are covered there.

More about contact FindTheMovers

If you need to contact FindTheMovers, send an email to hello@findthemovers.com.

Use that address for corrections to our pages, updates to a company listing, or press inquiries.

What to include in a correction request

Include the page URL, the exact line that needs changing, and what it should say instead.

Attach a source if the change involves a rating, review count, or service detail.

We do not take corrections by phone and we do not list a mailing address.

Moving quotes

For price estimates, use our free moving quotes form instead of email.

That form routes your move details to licensed carriers in our network.

Related pages on FindTheMovers

Our moving guides cover costs, contracts, and how to read an estimate.

Read how much do movers cost? (2026 rates) for planning estimates across Arizona, Nevada, and California.

Our how to choose a moving company guide lists questions to ask before you sign.

See moving scams and how to avoid them for red flags and deposit rules.

Verify a mover yourself

A company name in our data sits next to its public Google rating and review count.

We cover 663 places and our data includes 1003 companies across the three states.

Still, you should confirm licensing on your own.

California movers need a CPUC permit (CAL-T number).

Nevada movers need an NTA certificate.

Arizona has no state moving license, so check USDOT registration and Arizona Corporation Commission records.

For any interstate move, look up the carrier on the FMCSA SAFER company snapshot.

That database shows insurance status, operating authority, and complaint history.

When you contact FindTheMovers Arizona Nevada California, keep your request specific so we can route it quickly.

FindTheMovers does not broker moves or set prices; we publish information to help you compare options.

Contact FindTheMovers again at hello@findthemovers.com if you spot outdated information on any page.

We aim to respond within a few business days.

Contact FindTheMovers for media requests, partnership questions, or data corrections only.

For everything else, start with the guides or the quote form.

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