Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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Best movers in Texas!We’ve received thousands of 5-star reviews from people just like you who value how we handle moves—with professionalism, efficiency, and genuine care. Our crews show up on time, treat your belongings with respect, and work hard to make your move as smooth and stress-free as possible. You can count on us to show up, do the job right, and treat you like a neighbor.And hey, it’s not just our customers saying great things. We've been BBB-accredited since 1997 and still hold an A+ rating. We've also been voted a Neighborhood Fave on Nextdoor since 2021 and picked up the Community’s Choice Award every year since 2022. Just recently, Forbes and Yahoo Local named us one of the Best Moving Companies in Texas for 2025.So when you book with 3 Men Movers, you’re getting a crew that’s not only trusted by your community—but recognized by the pros, too.
3 Men Movers (3menmovers.com) has 111 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Tito and his crew are amazing! It's unbelievable how well they pack everything in while still making sure everything is protected. They were on time, fast and efficient. Great experience and we are very happy with how they made moving day stress free for us.
By Thomas
Very professional and kind.
By Cynthia B.
these guys are great. Our moving experience could not have been better
By JAMES
Murillo and his crew were extremely fast and accommodating—they made my move easy from start to finish. I would recommend Murillo and his crew to anyone needing a fast and efficient move from a very professional team of movers!
By Reginald
Misael and his team were very professional and efficient. They asked where everything should go and if we needed items to be moved to a different location, they did it happily. We definitely would hire them again and recommend them to others.
By Sarah
Absolutely Amazing! They went above and beyond to help me move everything and unload. They truly are professionals. It was the best experience. Thank you so much guys!
By Annie C.
3 Men Movers moved my small house of 1100sq. ft and did an ok job. They did however break my washing maching in the move and my floor was covered in water in my brand new house on the first start-up. I tried to do a claim but my $850 washing machine is only covered at $.60/lb and at 125lbs the washing maching is worth to them about $75 and would cost $500 to fix it. I do NOT recommend these movers as they don't speak english and do NOT care about the move. They will also try and extend as much time for more money as possible.
By Kotta
My Experience with 3 Men Movers As a consumer who entrusted 3 Men Movers with a routine relocation, I was met with a staggering display of corporate apathy and systemic failure to uphold basic accountability. My move on April 17, 2025, resulted in significant damage to both a 95-pound television and the front entrance door of my new residence. What followed was not a good-faith effort to resolve the issue, but a calculated dismissal of responsibility that lays bare the company’s priorities (profit over people). Upon reporting the damages, 3 Men Movers responded with a letter dated May 7, 2025, that epitomizes corporate evasion. The company cited Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) regulations to justify capping compensation at $0.60 per pound for the television, which amounts to a laughable $57.00 for a device worth far more. While they offered a "goodwill" settlement of $250.00, this figure is a slap in the face given the actual cost of replacing the TV and repairing the door. Worse, the letter explicitly states that property damage, such as the shattered door, is "typically" not compensated unless the customer jumps through hoops to provide repair quotes. This shifts the burden of proof entirely onto the consumer, despite the damage occurring under the company’s watch. The response from Customer Service reveals a corporate playbook designed to minimize payouts. By hiding behind TxDMV’s minimum liability standards, 3 Men Movers sidesteps its ethical obligation to address the full scope of damages. The $250 offer is not a gesture of goodwill, but a calculated tactic to placate customers while avoiding meaningful accountability. The stipulation that the offer expires after 90 days adds unnecessary pressure, forcing customers to accept inadequate compensation or risk losing even that pittance. The company’s refusal to address the door damage unless provided with "1-2 quotes" is particularly egregious. This requirement ignores the reality that such damage is a direct consequence of their crew’s actions. Asking customers to invest time and effort into sourcing repair estimates for problems they did not create is a transparent strategy to deter claims. It reflects a corporate culture that views customer concerns as inconveniences rather than legitimate grievances. 3 Men Movers’ response underscores a fundamental truth: this company cannot be trusted to honor its commitments or protect your belongings. Their reliance on bureaucratic loopholes (e.g., TxDMV’s $0.60-per-pound rule) reveals a business model built on evading responsibility. The $250 "settlement" is not a resolution, but a insulting token gesture that fails to cover even a fraction of the damages incurred.
By Dev
