Sheridan Movers

Movers get judged on one thing above all: whether the number on the estimate is the number on the invoice. Sheridan Movers' customers keep answering that unprompted. In May 2026 one wrote that the quote came within $50 of the final invoice. In June 2026 another said the estimate "was clear and equaled final payment". A customer writing in October 2025 put it bluntly — "no surprise billing items, no funny business with materials costs" — and added that the owner had encouraged them to move and disassemble what they could themselves, to save time and money. That owner is Neil, and he shows up by name far more than most owners do. A customer in March 2026 was overseas on deployment and said he stayed responsive throughout. In February 2026, someone needing help on short notice to move a mother-in-law said Sheridan were the only ones who could take it. In April 2026 a reviewer with a three-stop move said Neil called the day before to walk through it. A June 2026 customer credits Jude with taking the calls and producing the quotes. The crews get named too — Willy, Robert and John in August 2026, Tyler, Rob and Will in June, Will and Jermaine in January — usually alongside the same three words: on time, careful, fast. In August 2026 someone booked three hours and had everything moved in two; in May 2026 a team of four finished inside the quoted window. The awkward jobs are here as well: a piano in January 2026, a treadmill and large furniture in March, adjustable beds taken apart and put back together in May, a heavy TV stand carried up to a second-floor apartment in June. A March 2026 move split a 16-foot pod between a house and a third-floor apartment, with an 81-year-old family member watching nervously and furniture that carried sentimental weight. Volume is the other headline. The Google profile averages 5 stars across 314 ratings, with 292 written reviews since 2023 — 42 of them in the last six months, none of them a complaint. The one piece of friction anyone reports sits at the front end. A June 2026 customer said the booking process "was a bit glitchy" and that they weren't sure how the call centre was arranged. Once quoted, though, they said it was straightforward: the crew stayed inside the quoted time with no up-charge, and when a problem with a bed surfaced afterwards, the owner apologised and promised to handle it. So: get the written estimate, confirm the crew size and hours it assumes, and expect the invoice to match it — that is what nearly everyone who has used them describes happening.