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If you're planning a move from Greensboro to Arizona, you're looking at roughly 2,022 miles, a significant climate shift, and a higher overall cost of living waiting on the other end. What you'll spend getting there depends on how much you're moving, which method you choose, and — if you're hiring movers — who you trust with your stuff over that distance.
Before you start calling around, use the moving cost calculator to get a quick ballpark based on your home size. Then come back here for the full breakdown on local companies, pricing ranges, and what to actually expect when you land in Arizona.
Out of 19 Greensboro movers that can handle interstate moves, these five consistently stand out for moves headed to Arizona:
306 Concord St, Greensboro, NC 27406 | (336) 939-6450
State license: 731 | DOT: 076235 | In business: 55 years | Also known as: Allied Van Lines
154 out of 171 reviewers reported an excellent experience with Excel — that's a strong signal. What comes up most: professional crews, efficient loading, careful handling, and solid communication before and during the move. Where things break down for the minority of unhappy customers: property damage, missing items, and difficulty reaching staff after the fact, particularly on out-of-state moves. If you have high-value or sentimental items, put your handling expectations in writing before move day. For most people, this is a dependable, well-run operation.
Services: Local, interstate, and international moves; packing/unpacking; pianos, hot tubs, pool tables, art, antiques; crating; shipment tracking; full-valuation coverage; storage; fragile-only packing; safes.
1401 Yanceyville St, Greensboro, NC 27405 | (336) 273-0546
State license: 2331 | DOT: 3002076 | In business: 58 years | Also known as: J Five Investments, Inc.; Steele & Vaughn Moving
Nearly six decades in business counts for something. Over 80% of reviewers report positive experiences — professional staff, attentive handling, and an efficient process are the common themes. Negative reviews flag damaged property, occasional unprofessional behavior, and packing quality issues that tend to surface more on longer hauls. If you're doing a straightforward local move, you're likely in good hands. For a cross-country run to Arizona, confirm you're getting the full-service treatment and ask directly how they handle damage claims.
Services: Local, interstate, and international moves; packing/unpacking; pianos, pool tables, art, antiques, grandfather clocks; crating; full-valuation coverage; storage. DOD certified.
3501 Burlington Rd, Greensboro, NC 27405 | (336) 288-1099
State license: 2548 | DOT: 1931566 | In business: 33 years
Little Guys has the highest review volume on this list and a 91% positive rate across 253 reviews — that combination carries real weight. Customers consistently mention professional crews, careful handling, upfront pricing, and on-time arrivals. That's exactly the checklist you want ticked before booking anyone. Some negative feedback involves final bills running higher than quoted and occasional damage claims, so ask specifically about potential add-ons when you get your estimate. For most standard moves out of Greensboro, Little Guys is one of the more trustworthy options.
Services: Local and interstate moves; packing/unpacking; pianos, hot tubs, pool tables; crating; storage. Accepts credit cards.
7345 West Friendly Ave, Suite E, Greensboro, NC 27410 | (336) 810-1801
State license: 2525 | DOT: 2378173 | In business: 13 years | Also known as: Triad Expeditors Inc; Moving Hunks; College Hunks Moving
I'll be direct: a 54% negative review rate is a red flag, and I'd tell a friend the same thing. The positive reviews mention fast crews, reasonable rates, and courteous service — but when more than half your customers are unhappy, the positives don't carry the argument. Recurring complaints involve broken furniture, surprise charges, and a claims process that apparently lags well behind what you'd expect. For a simple, low-stakes local job, they might be fine. For a long-distance move to Arizona with anything fragile or valuable, I'd look at other options first.
Services: Local moves only; packing/unpacking; offices; storage. Accepts credit cards.
2704 Patterson St, Greensboro, NC 27407 | (336) 612-3359
