“Great service, on time, and taking care of everything. No surprises with the cost, which is great.”
Bargain Moving
Ray Delgado spent nine years watching quotes shift once the truck was half-loaded, so he opened Bargain Moving in 2013 on the opposite rule: whatever he writes at your walkthrough is what prints on the invoice. Seven trucks, thirteen people on payroll.
Rather just talk it through? (602) 344-8891 rings straight into our McDowell Road office — no answering service, no out-of-state call center picking up. Fill out the quote bar instead and it lands on Nadia’s desk, not a queue — she’s usually back to you same-day with a walkthrough slot already picked, in-home or by video, for anything past a one-bedroom.
“Great service, on time, and taking care of everything. No surprises with the cost, which is great.”
The Number We Write Down — Is The Number You Pay
- One flat number, set at the walkthrough — Ray spent nine years watching other companies renegotiate quotes on move day, then built this company so his crew never gets the chance to.
- One dispatch board, one person running it — Nadia has scheduled every job since 2016, so two crews never land at the same address by accident.
- Deke walks your home before anyone quotes it — in-home or video, since 2018, so the number reflects what’s actually there.
- Priced before it loads, never renegotiated after — the walkthrough sets the price, not a second guess once the truck’s half full.
- Interstate authority on file before you book — our US DOT and MC numbers are already in place for any job that crosses state lines out of Arizona.
Check Us Anywhere — The Number Still Holds
People post whenever they get around to it — Google the same afternoon the truck leaves, Yelp or Angi a few days later, whenever they happen to open the app. We’re not chasing five stars on one particular platform; check any of them and the same price-lock story shows up no matter which one you land on.
What Phoenix Families Actually Say
“Jon and Cristiano were great. Right on time, friendly, honest, and professional and really fast too. Much appreciated, thanks again!”
“Have worked with this company several times, and it has gone well every time!”
What Our Crews Are Doing Right Now
Nothing staged for the site here — this is what’s actually on the board today. One crew is loading a townhome in Gilbert, Priya’s team just wrapped a two-bedroom walkthrough in Scottsdale, and Deke’s already out in Surprise pricing tomorrow’s job.
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A Tempe one-bedroom books at $129 an hour for a two-mover crew; a Gilbert four-bedroom gets a flat rate worked out at the walkthrough instead. Either way, it’s the crew size and the home that set your number, not which day you happened to call. A parking restriction nobody mentioned up front doesn’t turn into a surprise fee once the truck’s already on-site.
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ExploreWhy Phoenix Keeps Booking Bargain Moving
A Written Number, Not A Guess From The Curb
Nine years quoting jobs for a national van line showed Ray exactly where a number gets padded once the crew is halfway loaded. Deke walks your home in person or over video before anyone writes a figure down, and that figure — not a redo once the truck arrives — is what you pay.
Phoenix Summers Are Planned Around, Not Worked Through
Once June heat sets in, the crew is loading trucks before 6am so the heaviest part of the day is done before the pavement gets dangerous, and a water cooler rides in every cab. Wood furniture and electronics get a furniture pad and a spot away from direct sun on the truck, not pressed against the back doors where the heat collects.
Thirteen People On Our Payroll, No Rented Crew
Nadia has run the dispatch board since 2016, and Priya has led her own crew since 2015. Nobody shows up borrowed for the day — every set of hands on your truck draws a paycheck from Bargain Moving.
One Walkthrough, Then The Number Holds
Across town or across state lines, the figure Ray writes at your walkthrough is the figure on the invoice at the other end. No renegotiating once the truck’s half full, no unexplained line item added because the job ran long.
Streets We’ve Driven For 13 Years Straight
A GPS app will route a truck down a Tempe side street it has no business turning onto, or send a crew onto the 101 right when the afternoon backup starts. 13 years of doing this across Phoenix and the greater Valley means Priya already knows which loading docks need a reservation call the day before and which stretch of Loop 202 to skip once traffic backs up — none of that shows up on a map, only in how the day actually goes.
Highways Out Of Phoenix and the greater Valley We Run Every Week
Depending on the week, that could mean I-17 north toward Flagstaff and Prescott, or I-10 either direction — west to Yuma, east toward Tucson — with plenty of jobs never leaving the Valley at all. Ray can tell you within a day or two which week a crew actually has room, rather than just reading an open slot off a calendar.
Why We Named It Bargain Moving
“People hear ‘bargain’ and think we’re cutting corners somewhere to hit a lower number. It’s the opposite — the bargain is that the number doesn’t change on you. I spent almost a decade watching a different company add line items once a crew was already standing in someone’s living room, and the homeowner had no leverage left to say no. My rule is simple: I do the walkthrough, I write the price, Nadia puts it on your invoice before the truck ever shows up, and that’s what you pay whether we finish in three hours or seven.”
Bargain Moving’s Coverage Across Phoenix and the greater Valley
Long-Distance Lanes Out Of Phoenix
Counties On Our Route
What’s Settled Before The Truck Ever Loads
Nothing on this list gets figured out once the crew is already on-site — it’s agreed to at your walkthrough with Ray or Deke, and it’s part of the number they write down.
Already Settled Before The Truck Backs In
- The number Ray or Deke wrote down at your walkthrough — not something a driver renegotiates on your porch
- Early-morning start times once summer heat sets in, so the heaviest lifting happens before the pavement gets dangerous
- Pianos, gun safes, and anything else oversized get flagged and priced at the walkthrough, not improvised on move day
- Basic released-value protection rides free on every job, and Ray walks you through adding full replacement-cost coverage right at the walkthrough, so that decision gets made in daylight and not buried in fine print after the truck's already loaded
- The crew’s time and the truck’s mileage are baked into the number whether you’re staying inside the Valley or heading out of state
- Anything our crew took apart to fit through a doorway goes back together before they leave
- Pay by card, transfer, or check — whichever’s easiest, none of them costs anything extra
Bargain Moving, Answered Plainly
How much does a local move around Phoenix cost?
Is Bargain Moving an actual moving company, or do you just hand my job to whoever’s free?
What’s the Price-Lock promise I keep seeing mentioned?
Who actually shows up to run my move?
What secures my spot on the schedule?
Can I move my date after I’ve already booked?
Our new place isn’t ready yet — can you hold our stuff for a few weeks?
Parking at our building is tight — is that going to cost us something?
What if our closing date slips and we need a different day?
What if a piece of furniture gets damaged in transit?
Does it cost more to book us for a Saturday?
Our office building requires a certificate of insurance before movers can access the loading dock — can you provide one?
Ready For A Number That Doesn’t Move? Call Or Send Your ZIPs.
A quick message to the office with where you’re starting from, where you’re headed, and roughly when gets a real, price-locked number back from Ray or Nadia the same day — nothing vague about it. Flag anything oversized — a piano, a gun safe, a long-distance leg — up front, since it’s one conversation now instead of a debate with the crew on move day.