Top Rated Moving Companies in Idaho (2025 Guide)

Top Movers by City in Idaho

• Boise
• Nampa

• Licensing and insurance: Verify that the company has the necessary permits to operate in the Gem State and carries adequate insurance for damage or loss coverage. We only recommend movers that meet these requirements but you can confirm a company’s operating status through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) database.
• Reputation and customer reviews: One of the best ways to find out about a company’s customer service quality is to go directly to the source. Online reviews and recommendations from friends or family can be incredibly enlightening and help you narrow your search.
• Pricing and transparency: Go for companies that offer clear, upfront estimates with no hidden fees. Comparing quotes from at least three companies can give you a good idea of fair pricing.
• Services: Think about what you need — full-service moving with packing and unpacking or just help with heavy lifting? Make sure the company provides the services that match your needs.
• Local knowledge: A mover familiar with Idaho roads and neighborhoods can help make the process smoother, especially in areas prone to traffic or tricky routes.
• Flexibility: Choose a company that’s willing to adapt to last-minute changes without hitting you with hefty fees. Whether it’s rescheduling or adding extra services, flexibility goes a long way.
• Equipment and professionalism: Reliable companies use modern equipment and have professional crews. A courteous and well-prepared team can make all the difference on moving day.

• Stay fueled with water and short breaks. A few pauses throughout the day can keep your energy steady.
• Be aware of any weather delays. Idaho’s climate varies greatly. In the west, you’ll find the most cloud cover, humidity, and rain. Summers can be hot but with low humidity and cool evenings. Winters can be quite cold. Watch the forecast and allow room for last-minute adjustments.
• Avoid major traffic windows. Try to avoid moving through Boise between 7–9 a.m. and 4–6 p.m. when roads are congested.
• Check city rules before moving day. In some Idaho locations, moving trucks may be restricted to specific streets or time windows.
• Pack an essentials bag that matches the weather. Think about what you’ll need most on day one based on the season.
• Carry your most valuable belongings yourself. Keep sensitive or high-value items with you instead of placing them in the moving truck.
• Say hello and explore your new community. A short walk or friendly wave can go a long way in making your new neighborhood feel familiar.

• Pricing and payment options: Transparent pricing is a major factor. We assess whether companies offer flat-rate pricing and binding estimates to help customers avoid unexpected fees and stay within budget. We also look for multiple payment options (credit card, cash, and check).
• Services: We examine a company’s packages to see which services come standard and which ones come at an added cost, helping customers find the most comprehensive services at the most affordable rate.
• Customer feedback: We analyze online reviews from consumer review sites like the BBB, Yelp, Trustpilot, and Google and look for common praises and complaints.
• Reputation: A company’s reputation is crucial. We look at industry ratings, compliance with regulations, and whether they carry sufficient insurance to protect customers’ belongings.
• Add-on options: We evaluate optional services that carry an extra fee — like fragile-only packing, custom crates, and specialized handling of electronics — can make a move easier, especially if they’re not commonly offered by other companies.
• State availability: The number of states a company serves is key. Companies with a national reach are ranked higher than those within just the contiguous U.S. or with more limited availability.
• Ease of scheduling: We give higher ratings to companies that offer straightforward and accessible scheduling options to get things moving quickly.