By Pamela Smith
Updated: Aug 8, 2026
6 min read
Reviewed by Martin Pаnауоtоv
Editor
Martin is founder of MoveAdvisor, formerly MyMovingReviews.com.
749 movers in Holiday
"Horrible, unscrupulous company! Provides low-ball estimate only for costs to double on moving day. Unresponsive to customer complaints. Avoid this company at all costs!"
"Deserves negative stars. Company practices predatory tactics. Will get you to book with unbelievably (too good to be true - and was not true!) low price, require a down payment via bank ACH transfer so that you can't dispute via credit card, claim..."
"Beware. Dave is the worst. Has inadequate insurance. We’re in the process of suing Dixie movers. They do not honor anything after the check clears."
"I used them a little over three years ago to move from California. I went over all my items with 3 different people and they all agreed on the size truck I would need. They showed up with too small a truck. The head guy looked at my storage unit..."
"Paid my deposit after first estimate as demanded to set a move date. The price then soared. They state my deposit is non refundable. I used another company. They say I can use the deposit on my next move if it is within 2 years. Lost $1225.60"
"I used this person and Justin Nestor is a scammer long move from ut to fl was quoted one price and the night mare begins my belongings where lost took 30 days. To find . And now it gets worst the man to unload my belongings wouldn't unload untill ..."
"Our initial contact was very cordial, but as soon as they had out deposit customer service went out the window. Gave us a "binding quote" and then charged 50% more, even when I took several items (fridge, suitcases, cabinets) off the invoice list...."
"The first representative from this company that I spoke and arranged the move with, LIED about delivery date options. I told her that I had to have a definite delivery date and she assured me that it could be arranged. This was absolutely not true..."
"Avoid We-Pack Moving company at all cost. They took my money for the moving services that never materialized for over seven weeks, would not help me deal with their carrier, and would not refund my money of over $2000. Filing my complaints with F..."
"Called First Priority about an interstate move last year. Spoke to Andrew. He insured us his company had their own trucks and drivers and even told us who he thought the driver would be for our move. They sent us a quote. We checked other local mo..."
"I experienced a number of problems with ACME Relocation. Please BEWARE this company. They will up the charges at the last minute (by double, in my case) and damage your belongings. First, my things were dumped haphazardly and without regard into ..."
"Please do your homework and read all the reviews about long haul moving and storage out of West Palm Beach. They kept my $3500 posit and I moved everything myself. I spoke to a Perry who is totally a liar and David these guys you cannot trust I’m ..."
"Took my money and never moved anything. Set five men to my house at the time of moving and quoted me a different price when I told them I wasn’t going to use them. They kept my money. Do not use this company."
"Bait and switch, they will post your personal information online if you disagree or unhappy with the service. Unethical, garbage business. Stay away from them. They violated customer-business confidentially. They will take your money and tell you,..."
"The salesman lied about the cost of a quote. Long story short, no matter how many times I told him I have more smaller items than what he asked me about. He stated no problem the price is the same. The price was actually $8000 more! And after I ca..."
What to know when moving to Holiday, FL
Holiday at a Glance
- The Vibe:
- A community where 11.6% of residents hold a bachelor's degree and 35.6% rent their homes.
- The Major Draw:
- Median household income is $46,167, which provides a reasonable budget for local living.
- The Reality Check:
- With a poverty rate of 17.9%, financial challenges may exist for some residents.
- Commute:
- Only 0.6% commute via public transit, so plan on driving.
- Top Tip:
- Prepare for median rent at $1,225 per month.
The 'Vibe' Check: Who Thrives Here?
Holiday's population of 12,447 features a mix of renters and homeowners, with 35.6% of residents renting their homes. The median household income sits at $46,167, providing a reasonable standard of living. However, the poverty rate of 17.9% indicates that financial strain might be a reality for some community members. With only 0.6% using public transit, the area is largely car-dependent.
Probably not your spot if you prefer strong public transit options or are concerned about high poverty rates.
Your Money: Housing & Cost Snapshot
- Median rent is $1,225, making it accessible for those on a budget.
- The median owner-occupied home value is $152,200, which reflects a more affordable housing market compared to many areas.
- 11.6% of residents have a bachelor's degree, contributing to a moderately educated community.
- The poverty rate is 17.9%, suggesting some financial challenges within the community.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Data Profiles.
Schools & Higher Ed
In the broader area around Holiday, there are 6 postsecondary institutions, including:
- Bene's Career Academy (New Port Richey)
- Fred K Marchman Technical College (New Port Richey)
- Keiser University - New Port Richey
- Pasco-Hernando State College (New Port Richey)
- Trinity College of Florida (Trinity)
- Paul Mitchell the School-Tampa (Tampa)
Source: NCES Postsecondary School Locations, U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard.
Weather & Getting Outside
While climate data is unavailable, there are several parks and outdoor spots nearby that residents enjoy:
- Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks - 4.7 stars (17,300 reviews)
- Fred Howard Park - 4.7 stars (9,811 reviews)
- Sims Park - 4.7 stars (5,619 reviews)
- John Chesnut Sr. Park - 4.8 stars (4,284 reviews)
- Anclote River Park - 4.6 stars (3,271 reviews)
Source: Google Places API (New).
Jobs & the Local Economy
In Pasco County, where Holiday is located, the employment scene shows:
- Unemployment rate is 4.9% as of December 2025.
- There are 285,759 employed individuals in the county.
- The labor force totals 300,547 individuals, indicating a robust job market.
Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).