These guys came in and worked really hard for the two hours that I hired them for. Well worth the…read moremoney. They were lean, but very strong and careful with the furniture. They worked very well together.

From the owner: With over 6 years experience, we have the knowledge and expertise to move your belongings safely…read moreand efficiently! We offer loading, unloading, packing and unpacking services. We can also help with oversized items like safes and pianos. We do not offer transportation services. So you are required to rent your own truck and drive it. We do service the Eugene,OR area as well.

I was getting quotes for a move from Eugene, OR to Vancouver WA. About 130 miles one way. I was…read morequoted $2400 to move a 588 sq ft apartment (maybe 20 boxes and a full size bed). I moved from Florida to Oregon for $3000 using a major moving company... over 3000 miles. I guess I won't be using Easier Moving!

We are self-moving from Eugene to California and hired Easier Moving to load the truck. Jeff and…read moreAdrien were very professional, effective and efficient. We had planned for 4ish hours and the entire job was completed in just over 2. They did an excellent job and was the best money I spent during this move.

They did a great job! On time, hardworking, and very competent. We were on a budget, so Phil said…read morewe can give them a ballpark dollar amount. The two movers worked hard to meet that request, including figuring out a useful solution for us (unloading some things into the garage instead of putting everything in the house, which helped us meet our goal). The driveway is very steep, and initially Phil thought said could cut it in half with a ramp out of the side of the truck. His time estimate was based on that idea, but it turned out we couldn't use the ramp, so the movers had to work harder than anticipated. They still made it happen, though -- it was more work than they expected going into the job, but they were very kind about it.

Another amazing experience with this company. We were exhausted from trying to move everything…read moreourselves. I gave a call since the site said it was open 24 seven. The guy Phil was absolutely a kind man answered the phone right away and we were actually able to get a move scheduled for the next day!!! I was so relieved. Even though they were showing up later in the afternoon that worked out perfect for us because we were still boxing things up at that point. Move went really really well and smooth and the two movers were AWESOME! They were really careful with all our things and you could tell they secured everything in their big truck professionally. I thought the price was really reasonable too, especially because they were available for a move when we really needed it. We're still feeling so grateful for this company and the guys that helped us.

Hired them to help move us into our new home, had to reschedule because our new home wasn't ready…read moreyet went really easy. Well worth the expense which was very good.

These guys came to my rescue at such a tough time. PODS was a nightmare and Back2back came to help…read more They drive to Eugene, loaded everything from the pods to a truck and delivered it all to me. I cannot thank them enough.

Where to begin? I guess by saying I have never hired movers before, and that this was an…read moreeducational experience. (A disclaimer: I have a lot to say, so sorry if this is disjointed.) Always look for professionals. I thought I was saving money, I was not. Other companies come with trucks and movers. Had I not had aquariums to move separately... There is absolutely nothing professional about this operation. I waited a couple of days before I wrote this, because I sincerely want to be fair. The problem is there is nothing positive to say. Let's start with moving day. I had an 11 am appointment for two movers, and at about 20 after they were still not there. Look, I know I am not the only person moving on a giving day, and things happen. I was running on a schedule, and I simply would've liked a call to tell me they were going to be late. In the end, I had to call them. And for the record, I was friendly when I made the call for the aforementioned reason. Before I go any further, let me say both movers were nice guys. One even bought me a bottled water from the store. Nothing I write is personal, just business. About 20 minutes after calling the company, the first mover arrived on his bicycle. It is now well after 11:40. I am all for alternative transportation, but we are moving across town and now his transportation choice becomes my problem as I need him to unload on the other end, meaning I need to transport him and his bike. Worse, he seemed confused as to why we did not start the instant he arrived. He seemed to have no idea that another mover was even coming. At one point, he offered to call a friend to help. I did not pay $240 for him and one of his friends. When I attempt to call the company, they are now dodging my calls. I know this because mover #1 texts and gets an immediate reply. He tells us another person is coming, and begins wandering around my apartment complex looking for a light so he can smoke. At 12:20 the other mover arrives. At first they both seem put out that we are waiting for them to move stuff. I am not lazy. I had already spent three days moving possessions, making minor repairs to our new house and attending to appointments of every conceivable kind. If I were not completely physically exhausted, I would not have hired movers to begin with. Hell, if it were not Father's Day weekend; if I had anyone available to help my partner and I, I probably wouldn't have spent the money. They have a short conversation about gloves. Neither of them have any, nor do they have back-braces or any of the other PPE type equipment you would expect movers to have. Eventually they start moving stuff, but will not listen to my instructions. I had immediately told them, that it would be easier to move everything out of the front door of the apartment, as the back door is too small. Yes, it was a bit further, but also offered a sidewalk instead of muddy, rain-drenched grass. Their solution? Removing the hinge on the back door, so they could fit stuff through. Who thinks like this? Who decides it is a good idea to ignore what I say about my own place, and instead dismantle someone else's property? Worse, they did not put it back on. When they loaded the truck, it looked like a child had done it. Like they had never engaged in this sort of activity before. I would say it looked like a 5-year-old, but if I did 5-year-olds everywhere would be insulted. In the middle of all of this, the first mover removes his shirt because all he was wearing was a hoodie. Honestly? To move people on a hot day you wear a hoodie with no shirt under it? Professionalism? They were actually so bad I could not wait to get rid of them. We paid for three hours, kept them around for an hour and a half; just long enough to remove the dozen or so large items from the house. Instead we called my partner's 19-year-old niece, and the three of us moved three times as much as these two adult men did in the same amount of time. Now to the company itself. I get the distinct impression it is run entirely from the guy's cell phone. Don't get me wrong, this is not necessarily a problem that it is a small operation with low over-head. The issue is that it is clearly an on-call type of employer. (One of the movers told me he hardly ever works for the company.) The guy knew I was moving a week before the day, and did not have have movers lined-up to do the work. I know this, because when I called when they were late on Saturday morning, he told me his guys were still on another job. I suspect he had no one scheduled, and got the guys at the last minute. He did not provide them with PPE. Didn't coordinate transportation for them. He did not verify with me when they arrived or left. He was extremely timely when looking for payment. I was going to discuss all the problems I had with his service with him, but figure it is probably a waste of my time.

We used Back Savers yesterday to move a very heavy couch to the second floor. The crew did a great…read morejob in short time. The previous company that tried to deliver decided they couldn't figure out how to get it upstairs. Josh was great. They unpacked the couch and they whole thing took less than 20 minutes. We will use them again for any large deliveries.

the team does not stand by you…read more owners are fleecing customers throughout Oregon, an already financially troubled state and the people that live in it. If you are needing a service to help you move, need a truck and trailer, they'll first ask you to put their whole service charge down. No problem though because it is a same day service, right? Well, then they will give you a 3 hour window thats close to the end of business day, and then they'll simply say, "oh I know it seems kinda sketchy but they are just running late". Well no problem, everyone runs late. Not just late, only 25 minutes before the property transfers Ownership. Well, they said they didn't know, so surely? WRONG! You told them it was 5 twice, the second time being when you said "ARE YOU SURE I SHOULDNT GET ANOTHER SERVICE?, I ONLY HAVE UNTIL 5". They got it covered, it shouldn't take much time, WRONG again, you had to order another moving service because you could hear the delusion in her voice. Criminals need to be rehabilitated before working public facing jobs, and especially before getting search-optimized-listings. I honestly don't know how my phone ever let me call this company.

They broke 2 pictures and an irreplaceable statue by just negligence They "Sasha" promised to pay…read moreus for the damage, that was March 6, 2025! She keeps texting "the check is in the mail" Poor customer service, very unprofessiona! Suggest people look elsewhere; better companies out there!