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May 2025 by Ruslan Kolisnyk
Very friendly staff 🤝 very fast unloading 💪
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May 2025 by Роман Мартынюк
Entrance and loading from the north side of the building. Office is located on the east side of the building. Loading fast. The site is large, you can wait for loading or unloading at night. Professional and friendly staff.
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March 2025 by jenniferlyn
The team was great...thanks !!!!
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March 2025 by Paloma Dinkel
I moved from Seattle to vegas and Continental Van Lines was super helpful and very responsive. The move was incredibly easy and the movers were very friendly.
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July 2024 by Noreen Britt
Mark B and his crew did a great job loading us up in Seattle and getting us all moved in, in NYC. Mark made a point of reaching out as he was traveling cross country to give me updates as to when they thought they would arrive in NYC. They were efficient, friendly and hustled to get everything done as quickly as possible. Could not have asked for a better crew.
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July 2024 by Lorie Temple
Great experience with moving. The movers took good care of moving my household goods. No damage to goods, even though they were stored for 2 months.
The movers were fast, courteous and organized.
I highly recommend this company!
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July 2024 by David St. John
David and his team did an amazing job! I had a high level of concern because of the high value items that I was having shipped across country. I took it upon myself to wrap and box most everything. They have a system in place that each box is counted for and they did a meticulous job with wrapping my furniture. Not to mention the way they placed everything in a very structured and organized manner. They truly have it down to an art form. Plus once they arrived at my new house they rolled out mats throughout the house as to not mark up my newly refinished hardwood floors. Totally professional’s at what they do!!!
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March 2024 by Daniel Gianelli
Laura and Ron were solid professionals at their jobs, both disassembling and reassembling furniture. They arrived on time at both locations and hired professional workers in both locations to support both moves. A real class act!
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February 2024 by David Delestine
We moved from Seattle, to Palm Springs and beginning to finish we had a great experience with Continental.
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February 2024 by Sanjit Dutta
Continental helped managed my move from Seattle to New York. They did a virtual walkthrough to assess my moving needs, they were careful and cost-conscious about if they needed to reserve street space in front of my building, they arrived on time, they packed everything into fewer containers than estimated (savings me a lot of money!), and they kept me updated throughout the whole process. I would absolutely recommend them.
One part of the Mayflower experience that was a little frustrating was coordinating the delivery time on the other end of my shipment. Continental has to work as a middle man between myself and the destination delivery agent (maybe this is Mayflower policy?) which meant it took a bit longer and with multiple hoops to get my goods delivery scheduled.
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January 2024 by Jonathan Gardner
Gonna start with this 1 star, will add more details once they figure out how badly they want to screw me.
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August 2023 by Matthew Woerner
Continental Van Lines handled my cross country move spectacularly. The agent who handled my move, Tim, was very knowledgeable and helped me through the whole process. I received a competitive quote and everything arrived at my destination on time and un-damaged.
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May 2023 by William Wurtz, Ph.D.
If your goal is to get a royal screw job when deciding on a mover, then Continental Van Lines needs to be at the top of your list of companies to deal with. Having moved long distances several times in my life, I know moving is never easy or fun. But the incredible incompetence (if that's what it was -- read on for an explanation) I and my partner experienced with Continental, and its sister moving company, Mayflower, plumbed new depths of ineptitude on our move from the Seattle area to North Carolina.Between the two companies, they managed to "lose" over 20 of our boxes. And interestingly, these were the boxes that contained many of our most valuable items. My partner and I, both retired professionals, merged households over twenty years ago. Both of us brought into our household, and added over the years, top-quality furniture, electronics, kitchenware, and accessories, including many heirloom keepsakes that a price cannot be placed on. Continental's packers told us to put our most valuable items on the table and they would take care of them. Boy, they sure did. These items just disappeared. Yet, as far as we can determine, the company never seriously investigated our expressed concern that we may have been the victims of an organized theft ring.While I am focused mostly on the missing goods, there were also a number of expensive items, including Riedel wine glasses and an expensive George III serpentine chest that were damaged.Wait, there's even more! Because of the value of our goods, we paid extra for full insurance on our move. Continental's director of business development told us that he would see to it that our claim was expedited. We produced two highly documented sets of claim forms. (We had so many missing items that we exceeded the capacity of the company's online claim system; we had to complete the inventory on supplemental paper forms.) The conservative total we came up with was over $25,000. After dithering for nearly four months, Mayflower has offered to pay -- drumroll! -- a little over $4K, using the flimsiest pretext to deny responsibility for the other items, which, once again, by the oddest coincidence, happen to be among the most expensive.This is exactly the type of shabby trickery that is causing so many Americans to lose faith in our country's economic system. Continental and Mayflower are owned by Unigroup, which also owns United Van Lines. No doubt the suits in the C-suite of this faceless, soulless corporate bureaucracy think their company is doing a great job as long as they get their lavish pay and bonuses. I hope our story convinces you otherwise.Well, as you can probably tell, I'm fighting mad, and I am not going to let this drop, and I am not going to be pressured into taking this low-ball offer.But please take our experience as a warning. Seriously, consider PODS or U-Haul to do as much of your own moving as you possibly can. If you absolutely need a long-distance mover, my advice is not to choose any of Unigroup's three moving companies.
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April 2023 by William W.
If your goal is to get a royal screw job when deciding on a mover, then Continental Van Lines needs to be at the top of your list of companies to deal with. Having moved long distances several times in my life, I know moving is never easy or fun. But the incredible incompetence (if that's what it was -- read on for an explanation) I and my partner experienced with Continental, and its sister moving company, Mayflower, plumbed new depths of ineptitude on our move from the Seattle area to North Carolina. Between the two companies, they managed to "lose" over 20 of our boxes. And interestingly, these were the boxes that contained many of our most valuable items. My partner and I, both retired professionals, merged households over twenty years ago. Both of us brought into our household, and added over the years, top-quality furniture, electronics, kitchenware, and accessories, including many heirloom keepsakes that a price cannot be placed on. Continental's packers told us to put our most valuable items on the table and they would take care of them. Boy, they sure did. These items just disappeared. Yet, as far as we can determine, the company never seriously investigated our expressed concern that we may have been the victims of an organized theft ring. While I am focused mostly on the missing goods, there were also a number of expensive items, including Riedel wine glasses and an expensive George III serpentine chest that were damaged.Wait, there's even more! Because of the value of our goods, we paid extra for full insurance on our move. Continental's director of business development told us that he would see to it that our claim was expedited. We produced two highly documented sets of claim forms. (We had so many missing items that we exceeded the capacity of the company's online claim system; we had to complete the inventory on supplemental paper forms.) The conservative total we came up with was over $25,000. After dithering for nearly four months, Mayflower has offered to pay -- drumroll! -- a little over $4K, using the flimsiest pretext to deny responsibility for the other items, which, once again, by the oddest coincidence, happen to be among the most expensive. This is exactly the type of shabby trickery that is causing so many Americans to lose faith in our country's economic system. Continental and Mayflower are owned by Unigroup, which also owns United Van Lines. No doubt the suits in the C-suite of this faceless, soulless corporate bureaucracy think their company is doing a great job as long as they get their lavish pay and bonuses. I hope our story convinces you otherwise.Well, as you can probably tell, I'm fighting mad, and I am not going to let this drop, and I am not going to be pressured into taking this low-ball offer.But please take our experience as a warning. Seriously, consider PODS or U-Haul to do as much of your own moving as you possibly can. If you absolutely need a long-distance mover, my advice is not to choose any of Unigroup's three moving companies.
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November 2022 by Shawn Allison
Quick fast friendly efficient load time.
