King Moving Services

King Moving Services appears under that name on Google Maps, while its website spells the brand Kings Moving Services. Both references match a Scottsdale location. The company presents itself as a Phoenix-area mover and advertises statewide service; for a move from Scottsdale to Tucson, Flagstaff or another distant point, confirm the date, truck and rate for that exact route.

The website lists residential and office moves, local and long-distance relocations, packing, transport, unloading and furniture assembly. It also offers interstate moves. Explain whether you need kitchen packing, art protection, large-item handling, stair access, truck parking or delivery coordinated with a home closing; these details affect crew and timing.

Favorable comments on the exact Maps listing praise communication, punctuality and care with furniture. These are specific customer experiences, not a promise for every move. When preparing an estimate, ask who the carrier will be, whether the price covers both addresses and how inventory changes, elevators or date adjustments will be handled.

The company publishes USDOT 3226717 and MC 1010868. Arizona does not require a state professional mover license; for local moves, the Attorney General recommends several written estimates and clear terms for charges and protection. For an out-of-state route, verify federal household-goods authority in FMCSA and ensure it matches the entity signing the contract.

The Google Maps location is 6424 E Greenway Parkway, Suite 100, Scottsdale, AZ 85254; the listed phone is (888) 998-1004. The website links to its quote request form. Provide both ZIP codes and an inventory, then request the carrier’s legal name and an itemized price including packing, storage and mileage charges.