Full transportation services

Around LA you see a lot of “moving and hauling” outfits come and go, and most of the difference comes down to the basics: are they on time, are they easy to deal with, and do they handle your stuff like it’s theirs. From what folks keep saying about Cheriff and his team out of Mentone Ave, they operate like a crew that’s done real miles and knows how to keep a job from turning into drama.

They show up on-time and they stay organized. People talk about cross-state runs like Montana to California, LA to Phoenix, even Orange County to New York — and not in that vague “it went fine” way. More like: packed, transported, unloaded, set up properly, and got it done in a week. That tells me they don’t wing it. They plan the load, protect furniture, keep boxes straight, and they don’t treat the last day like a surprise.

And communication sounds like a strong suit here. Multiple reviews mention he was communicative throughout the entire process, which matters when your life’s in boxes and you’re wondering where the truck is at. You ever deal with a mover who goes quiet once they have your deposit? Doesn’t sound like that kind of operation.

Pricing comes up too — fair price, no fuss. Not a bunch of fine-print games, not a confusing “we’ll see when we’re done” vibe. However, they’re not just doing tiny apartment hops either; moving a 4 bedroom to Phoenix and keeping it “comfortable” and professional takes a crew that works steady and doesn’t get sloppy when they’re tired.

Plus the attitude reads consistent: nice team, professional, hardworking, reliable. The owner replies are simple—“Thanks for the trust”—and that matches what I see in small-to-mid crews that live on reputation instead of marketing. Yet the real tell is the repeat-hire language: “Definitely I’m hiring again.” People only say that when the job felt smooth and their belongings arrived in perfect condition.

If you want a mover who stays responsive, delivers on time, and treats the messy reality of a big move like a routine day’s work, Cheriff’s crew sounds like the kind you keep in your phone for the next one.