Eco Movers Moving & Storage Seattle Movers

A move from Seattle to another part of Washington takes more than truck size into account: metro traffic, building access and travel time change between the coast, Puget Sound and the eastern side of the state. Eco Movers places its main office near central Seattle and lists additional storage locations, which may help coordinate a move that needs a gap between homes.

The official catalog includes local, residential and commercial moves, packing and unpacking, warehouse storage, and labor-only help when a customer supplies a truck or container. The company also offers reusable boxes and installation, assembly and removal services. For a full household, ask whether the estimate includes partial or full packing, materials, temporary storage and delivery to the final address.

Favorable comments on the exact Google Maps listing mention punctual and friendly crews, protected furniture and help packing or placing items. Those reviews describe specific moves and do not replace a survey or guarantee the same outcome. Before accepting a quote, share photos of stairs, hallways, elevators and fragile belongings so the estimate reflects actual access.

Eco Movers publishes Washington permit HG #063849 and USDOT number 3227005. The state commission recommends checking for a current permit for moves within Washington. If the route crosses a state line, also verify the federal authority of the carrier named in the contract; the brand, billing company and carrier should be clearly identified.

The Seattle listing gives 1200 W Nickerson Street, Seattle, WA 98119 and the local phone (206) 207-5268. The official site also lists its central number, (206) 971-6895, and a quote request form. Provide both ZIP codes, an inventory and a target date, then ask for a written estimate that separates packing, storage and extra charges.