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If you're moving from Kansas City to Arizona, you're committing to roughly 1,127 miles, a lower state income tax rate, and summers that will make you briefly miss Missouri's comparatively tame 89°F highs. Before you sign anything, it pays to know what this move actually costs and which KC movers have a real track record on long-haul jobs.
Use our moving cost calculator to get a ballpark estimate for your load size first, then use the breakdowns below to gut-check whatever quotes come back.
Of the 24 Kansas City movers capable of handling interstate jobs, these five consistently come out on top for the Kansas City to Arizona route.
200 W 5th Street #607, Kansas City, MO 64196 88% positive | 11% negative | Yelp (69 reviews) | Google (2,249 reviews) | Grade: B+
Moving Proz holds an 87.6% positive rate across 290 reviews — and the praise centers on the same things consistently: fast crews, careful handling, and people who actually communicate. Customers frequently mention that packing is thorough, moves run under time, and the crews show up with a good attitude.
The 11% negative share flags damaged items, surprise charges, and difficulty resolving complaints after delivery. Not dealbreakers, but worth addressing directly before you sign: ask specifically how they handle damage claims and what the billing process looks like if anything changes.
(816) 945-6333
Details: State license #893937 | 10 years in business | DOT #2275038 | Also operates as: Moving Proz
Services: Local & interstate moves, packing/unpacking, offices, pianos, hot tubs, pool tables, art & antiques, full-valuation coverage, fragile-only packing, safes | Accepts cash and credit card | Deposit required
2615 N Bell St, Kansas City, MO 64117 83% positive | 14% negative | Yelp (158 reviews) | Google (636 reviews) | BBB: Grade A+
Fifteen years in business, 83% positive across 393 reviews. The consistent thread: value and efficiency. Customers mention moves finishing faster than expected, competitive pricing, and crews who handle complications without turning them into drama. Several reviewers noted the team went beyond what was asked without being asked.
Fourteen percent of reviews flag damage, slow complaint response, and unexpected charges. That's slightly higher than I'd like to see, and if damage accountability matters to you — which it should on a 1,100-mile haul — clarify their claims process before you commit.
(913) 944-0013
Details: 15 years in business | DOT #2074911
Services: Local & interstate moves, packing/unpacking, offices, pianos, hot tubs, pool tables, art & antiques, full-valuation coverage, fragile-only packing, safes | Accepts cash and credit card
9301 E 47th St, Kansas City, MO 64133 73% positive | 24% negative | Yelp (48 reviews) | Google (520 reviews) | BBB: Grade A+
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK is a national franchise, which means brand recognition but also variable execution depending on the local operator. This Kansas City location shows 73% positive out of 307 reviews — the good reviews cite fast, careful crews who work under budget. That's real.
The 24% negative rate is the highest on this list, and I'd take that seriously. Property damage, surprise fees, and complaint handling that goes nowhere are the recurring themes. Before booking, push on billing transparency and find out exactly how they handle damage claims if something goes wrong.
(816) 267-4576
Details: State license #M-14107 | 3 years in business | DOT #2527384 | Also operates as: Jayhawker, LLC
Services: Local & interstate moves, packing/unpacking, pianos, storage, safes | Accepts credit card
1114 NW Valley Ridge Dr, Grain Valley, MO 64029 88% positive | 12% negative | Yelp (45 reviews) | [Google (565 reviews)](https://www.google.com/search?q=Metrowide+movers+Independence+MO&ei=ZrmBZIOCCcbh4-EPh6OE2Ao&ved=0ahUKEwiDzdv5xrP_AhXG8DgGHYcRAasQ4dUDCA8&uact=5&oq=Metrowide+movers+Independence+MO&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIFCCEQoAE6CAgAEKIEELADSgQIQRgBUJkFWNcIYLIMa
