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4500 Andrews St, North Las Vegas, Nevada, 89081, United States
(702) 410-7896 americanhomemovers.com
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Apr 27, 2018
They arrived right on time and were efficient and careful. They went above and beyond to help us, and did not waste any time. The quote was accurate and their price was very reasonable. Helped that they were friendly and had great attitudes as well! Will definitely recommend to friends and use American Home Movers again. Thanks guys!

Apr 19, 2018
They did it with ease and skill. I didn't have to worry about anything from the kitchen to the basement to the bedrooms. They even moved the beds the night before the rest of the home so that we could stay in our new home as quickly as possible. Nothing was broken and the service provided was white glove and under the estimated price provided. I'm so happy that I went with them!

Apr 28, 2018
They were very hard working, efficient and completely the job quickly. There was absolutely no gimmicks or fine line charges. Their cost is very reasonable. I would absolutely use them again. Thanks guys for making the day much smoother for me!

May 8, 2018
They were on time, efficiently moved everything out of my 3rd floor unit, carefully wrapped all my furniture, and were also very friendly. When we arrived in my new place, they were just as efficient and timely. They were able to complete the move in less time than was quoted, which was awesome. Hopefully I don't have to move anytime soon, but I would recommend them to others!

May 4, 2018
American Home Movers made my move so efficient and easy. He and his team were so prompt and professional. They treated my furniture and boxes with such care and were conscientious with putting my stuff in the new place. Plus, the price was very affordable. 11/10 would move again!

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