349 movers in Cumberland
Universal Moving and Storage
"Worst moving company. STAY AWAY !! Short and simple They will rip you off, create problem at every level. Stay away !"
Original Moving and Storage
"This company is the worst moving company ever. I have moved 9 times in 25 years and this is by far my worst experience. At pick up they rushed the packing and stuffed my clothes without care into the garment boxes, my shoes were packed one on top ..."
Paxton Van Lines
"Damaged goods. Experience was a nightmare. 70 inch TV was detroyed, along with an expensive computer desk and two lawnmowers and baby pictures were also destroyed. And it took almost 20 days to go from VA to AL."
Interstate Moving Relocation Logistics
"Was quoted $2300.00 for my move with one month of free storage. Movers showed up 3 hours late. Stated I had more than what was quoted, loaded my items and charges a totalof $7800.00. Called me dialy to deliver my items and if I did not accepts th..."
Majestic Moving & Storage
"DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!! My Daughter exited her military post in DC over a month ago. the Air Force designated this company to be their option for service when moving to another state. We have been waiting for her stuff to arrive from this "movin..."
Debo Moving And Storage
"Not only did 2 men show up instead of the quoted 3 but they complained the whole time, took lots of breaks on my paid time and then joked later that they had thrown my boxes up and over the balcony when moving me. Do not use this moving company!!!"
What to know when moving to Cumberland, MD
Cumberland, nestled in the scenic Appalachian Mountains, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and outdoor activities. The city's legacy as a transportation hub is epitomized by the C&O Canal and its iconic Paw Paw Tunnel. Learn more about the canal's rich history and recreational opportunities.
Seasonally, Cumberland experiences a vivid transformation from vibrant autumns to snowy winters, perfect for ski enthusiasts. Residents enjoy a low cost of living, while being just a two-hour drive from the urban sprawl of Pittsburgh and Washington D.C., bringing the best of both worlds into reach.
