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That doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t use a Pack Rat rental for your move, but you’ll likely have to pay more for container delivery and pick up if the driver has to travel a long way from a Pack Rat location. Pack Rat storage locations can also be a little limited. What we don’t love: Pack Rat only operates in 29 states, which means for almost half the country, there won’t be a location nearby. Not only are its quotes generally very competitive, but the company allows haggling, which means you might be able to lock in a price even lower than your initial quote. What we love: Pack Rat puts a real focus on having some of the most competitive pricing in the industry. Read our comprehensive review of Pack Rat here. You can’t get a quote or book online for most moves, which means you’ll probably spend some time on the phoneġ-800-PACK-RAT: Container Moves For the Seriously Budget-Minded.Pricing can be higher than the competition.The website is missing some important information.Good nationwide coverage, and some international coverage.

Minimum rental time is 30 days, so you can take as much time as you need to pack and unpack.

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Tons of flexibility to cancel or change your plans up to the day before your move with full refunds available.Usually less expensive than a full-service move.

Not everyone is able to plan a move with that much lead time, so if you’re moving without a ton of notice, PODS may not even be available for you. In fact, during peak moving times like spring and summer, their moving pods can be sold out up to six months in advance. What we don’t love: Because PODS is so popular, its containers tend to sell out. Moving is stressful, and knowing you have PODS’ decades of experience can be a great peace of mind. It created container moving when it incorporated in 1998, and has since helped millions of families successfully move. What we love: PODS has the most experience out of any company in this industry. Read our comprehensive review of PODS here. PODS: The Container Moving and Storage Industry Pioneer PODS vs 1-800-PACK-RAT vs U-Pack: What We Love and What We Don’tĮach of these companies has its own set of pros and cons, so let’s dive right on in. In this article, we’ll compare their service offerings, availability, containers, prices, and more, so by the end of the page, you should be equipped with way more information to help you choose the right moving company for you. Any of these three would be a solid choice for your move, but if you’re looking for the perfect match for your moving needs, you’ve come to the right place. In this showdown, we have PODS, 1-800-PACK-RAT, and U-Pack - three extremely established and well-known companies in the container moving landscape. They take the affordability of a DIY move - where you rent a truck or trailer and do the whole thing yourself - and remove the scariest part: Having to haul a trailer or drive a giant truck.It’s the perfect middle ground between DIY and full-service moving, and it’s no wonder people are confused about which provider to go with since dozens of them have popped up since moving pods became a thing in the late ‘90s.Another popular use for moving containers is as residential storage containers since many of these companies will allow you to keep your containers indefinitely for onsite storage (though not all of them offer this, as you’ll find out below). Container moving companies are popular for a reason. You should get quotes from all three of these companies, but our favorite is U-Pack.

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U-Pack reviews are consistently great, plus the company’s great national coverage, convenient container options, and transparent pricing made it our top pick for container moving companies. All of them are high-quality, trustworthy companies, but if we had to pick, we’d go with U-Pack. Overall opinion: Here we have three major players in the container moving landscape.

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