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Short answer: independent data puts All My Sons local move quotes around $1,235–$1,600 on average — reported as below the broader local moving market — with long-distance interstate quotes commonly ranging $3,000–$7,300.
Why the franchise model matters here
All My Sons operates through independently run franchise locations across the country, which means pricing, crew quality, and customer experience can vary meaningfully between branches. A quote and review history from one city doesn't necessarily reflect what you'll get in another — worth researching the specific local branch handling your move, not just the national brand name.
What independent reviews flag
Review analysis shows a real split: many customers report fast, professional, courteous crews. But a meaningful share of feedback also flags final bills coming in higher than the original quote, with some customers describing estimates that roughly doubled once the crew was on-site. This pattern — a lower headline quote followed by move-day additions — is common enough across the industry that it's worth guarding against specifically here.
How to protect yourself if you book
- Get a written, binding or not-to-exceed estimate — not a verbal phone quote.
- Ask specifically what's excluded from the base quote before you sign anything.
- Read reviews for your exact local branch, filtered by recency, not the aggregated national rating.
- Confirm the USDOT number on FMCSA SAFER if your move crosses state lines.
Compare before you commit
A below-average headline price is worth a second look, not automatic disqualification — get your own baseline from the calculator above, then weigh a specific written quote from your local branch against it and against at least one other company's binding estimate.