Capital Moving

[Mr_ET]

Anyone ever used them? Feedback? We are looking at potentially using them or 2 small men for our move back to Quebec.

[brandon]

I'm not to sure about Capital Moving... but I recall an article a couple months back in regards to Two Small Men with Big Hearts.. You might wanna stay away from them.

Edit: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/02/02/bc-twosmallmen.html

[Mr_ET]

good to know, anyone else heard of Capital? The price is very good, I just want to make sure that in the event of a claim, I would be looked after properly.

[sputnik]

Stick with one of the bigger companies for cross country moves.

Allied Moving and Storage is who does all of the Calgary Flames and Calgary Stampeders moves in town.

[natejj]

Whenever I get relocated, my company hires Atlas. They always do a fantastic job, but I have no idea what they cost, I never see a bill.

http://www.atlasvanlines.ca/

[Deville]

Originally posted by sputnik
Stick with one of the bigger companies for cross country moves.

Allied Moving and Storage is who does all of the Calgary Flames and Calgary Stampeders moves in town.

I'm pretty sure it's AMJ that does the local athletes, at least they used to :dunno:

Anyways, to the OP. Going with a company because they are the cheapest, especially on a cross country move is not a very good idea. You get what you pay for, and saving a $1000 now could end up costing you $2000 later with a smaller company.

I'm in a business directly related to the moving industry and I have never even heard of Capital. Sometimes it's worth paying a little extra. Let us know how the move goes whoever you end up using, would be helpful to others in the future, good luck.