They Stole All Our Stuff I was about 13 when this happened. My dad got a new job in Cal and we needed to move across the US from VA. So my parents found Load to Road. Seemed ok at first, until the day of the move. The movers were scheduled to come at around 1:00 but instead, we had to wait 3 hours before they got to our townhouse. When they finally got there, out of the TINY truck stepped out, and I swear, a guy who looked like an actual mercenary. Some Mandarin Chinese dude with scars all over his face. Mom didn't want to let him into the house (not being racist or anything, she'll really sweet.) but Dad who was at work said that it was too late. So we let the dude and his friend in and they started moving our stuff, all the while they were talking in a foreign language. In the end, they drove off and we had to pay some fee for THEM being late and the US not letting them into the house. (well, the latter seems fair.) When we finally crossed the states and got the new townhouse, we waited for weeks. So mom tried calling Load to Road and got hung upon. Then she tried the website and got blocked. After a while she tried the fricking FBI, then Covid hit, and they dropped the case within the year. It’s been 2 or 3 years since then, so long story short don’t trust Load to Road or the Better Business Bureau.

Worse moving company I've ever used Worse moving company I've ever used. They are just a broker using outside dispatcher. Talking with them is a nightmare and itgey are unprofessional. They are rude talks over you andctreat their customers like dirt. Tge driver and his heller who came to move left their half eaten lunch behind not cleaning after themselves. The delivery was a disaster. They kept changing the day. The entire experience was a nightmare. Don't use them. Do your homework even if it takes time. I didn't and I suffered!

The WORST choice you could make! If there were NEGATIVE stars, this outfit would deserve them. All five. They DO NOT operate a moving company, they are another outfit that makes a ton of reassuring promises, then sticks you with a fly-by-night mover you never heard of. Of course, when the 'mystery mover' appears in your drive on schedule, you are already on the hook for $1500. The outfit Load to Road sent to move us half loaded a 27 foot box truck and charged $15K to deliver it 500 miles away. Load to Road is NOT anything they claim to be. And of course, they are not liable for who they contract to damage, scratch, or pile your prized possessions into boxes.