ATLAS VAN LINES, INC.

MikeyCA•1 reviewJun 12, 2026Fees Fees were not transparent, and the final cost was several thousand more thanhan expected. Items were lost from storage, and extensive damage to items. Overpriced insurance would not cover all damages. Damage also to my newly built home, which was also not covered. Horrendous experience, adding significant stress to a difficult move. This company is a disaster. Reported to BBB, but the company would not respond.December 8, 2025Unprompted reviewUsefulShare

TDtony DUS•4 reviewsApr 26, 2024Buyer run fast Am currently having to cancel a much anticipated move because they played bait and switch. We gave the agent the sizes of our storage units, he gave us a quote, and I even asked him to recheck because it looked too low for the items. I didn’t notice that in the contract he dropped a zero off of the cubic feet. It went from 3000 to 300. We received the “quality” call about the pick up on Monday, and we discussed with the driver the amount of space re

JPJohn PUS•2 reviewsAug 26, 2022Atlas and their affiliate Ace…Do not use these companiesAtlas and their affiliate Ace Relocation in San Diego:Do Not use these companies:Lowlights of their cross country move:-Weeks late on delivery -Damaged furniture-Lost personal items-Weeks in responding to documented claims-In spite of paying $471 for insurance they have denied all claims-We are now pursuing them legally John PAugust 26, 2022Unprompted reviewUsefulShare

AFAllyson FeldmanUS•1 reviewMay 12, 2021Horrible and ExpensiveI would give Atlas zero stars if I could. The management for this company is horrible and you get zero customer service. Reviews from other sites indicate that they are good for short distance moves, but if you’re moving out of state or across the country, do not use them. Their hidden fees and shady business practices will come back to bite you. My initial estimate for a 1 bedroom apartment move was a little over $6500 - reasonable f

Shell RoysterUS•1 reviewApr 4, 2024Just a broker, taking extra moneyThe problem was, Atlas is just a broker, taking your money when you could go direct to the mover and save about $2-2.5k. The other issue is that they give you a quote, knowing that you will underestimate weight, etc. based on cubic feet usage and if you go over, it will dramatically increase your cost. Damages to goods as well, difficulty getting the necessary documents from CS for damage claim, and the process is confusing and

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