Choose Daryl Flood Moving & Storage as Your Irving Moving Company

Rogue movers unfortunately exist, and it’s important to stay away from them. So, gathering personal recommendations from friends, family members, coworkers, and neighbors is a good approach to take to avoid fly-by-night scammers.

As the people you know offer suggestions, watch to see which moving companies in Irving, TX are listed more than once. As those recommendations rise to the top, look at their websites to make sure they offer the services you need and read their online reviews to get a good sense of their reputation. Won awards? That’s even better.

Make sure that the Irving moving company is licensed and insured. If a company isn’t willing to share this information or talk about the subject, that’s a big red flag. Our local movers, as required, are licensed with the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, #006779291C. People who hire unlicensed movers will have no recourse if they lose their belongings or experience other problems with the company.

We encourage you to do your research to find the best moving company in the Dallas area that provides the desired moving services in Irving, TX. We’ll be happy to help you if you choose us for a quote, providing you with a written estimate with transparent pricing.

If you’re wanting a weekend move or one during the peak moving season (May through September) for a local or long-distance relocation, you often have to book at least four to six weeks in advance to get your preferred date. If you can reach out before that time, that would be even better. If that time frame has already elapsed, contact us to discuss what dates can work for both your schedule and ours.

If you have children or pets at home, get a trusted friend or family member who can watch them while you converse with the movers and otherwise get ready for your relocation. This will go a long way in giving you peace of mind that day. Review paperwork with Irving movers when they arrive and discuss any last-minute issues with them.

Make sure that your “open first” or “essentials box” contains all that you need quickly when you get to your new home. This can include phone chargers, cleaning supplies, personal toiletries, a change of clothing for each family member, a flashlight and batteries, and so forth. You might want to have another box for bedsheets and so forth that you used on your last night in your home.

Arrange to keep family medications and important documents physically with you during the relocation. If you’ll be driving or flying to your new home with children, keep items like favorite toys and snacks close at hand to engage them during the trip. Do something similar for pets to keep them as comfortable and calm as possible.