1. Are you licensed and insured in Wyoming?
Any legitimate mover answers yes and can email you proof of insurance.
2. Where is your physical address?
A real address in Wyoming — not a P.O. box or a Google Maps pin at a truck rental.
3. How long have you been in business?
Reference checks matter. Long-standing local movers have accountability. Crosstown Movers has been in Wyoming since 1980.
4. Do you provide written estimates?
Verbal estimates lead to disputes. Get it in writing — inclusive of fuel, mileage, materials.
5. Is there a deposit? How is it paid?
Small deposits paid by credit card are normal. Full-price cash deposits are a red flag.
6. Can I see recent reviews and references?
Look for detailed, story-driven reviews across multiple platforms. Ask for a repeat customer's name and number.
7. How do you handle damages?
Real movers have a claims process and named coverage tiers.
8. Who will be on my crew?
W-2 employees, background-checked, uniformed. Not day labor booked that morning.
9. What's not included?
Ask specifically about stairs, long carries, specialty items, weekend rates, and packing supplies. Everything should be in writing.
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