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Customer Service For Moving Companies

We run the full customer service function for moving companies, end-to-end, under your brand. Phones, email, reviews, upsells, BBB and FMCSA response, post-move follow-up, all on the same hour budget. Starting at $7 per hour. Live in two weeks.

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Full 9-touch playbook on every customer
Phones, email, SMS, reviews, complaints
Live in two weeks
Starting at $7 per hour

What it is

Customer service for moving companies is the full set of customer-facing communication and resolution work that sits between booking and post-move review. Sreckovic runs that function as an outsourced service: trained agents handle phones, email, SMS, review collection and response, BBB and FMCSA complaint cases, upsells, and damage claims, all under your brand, on a $7/hour budget.

Most moving company owners run customer service themselves, even when their business has outgrown that model. They take the calls between dispatch decisions, respond to reviews from the bathroom, deal with BBB complaints on the weekend, and watch their best coordinators quit at six months because the role burns people out. The work never stops, and the quality suffers in proportion to how much else the owner is trying to do.

We run that function for you. Not just the phones (which is what answering services do), but everything that comes after: the structured 9-touch communication cadence, the same-day review responses, the upsells on the quality control call, the BBB and FMCSA case work, the damage claims and chargebacks, the video testimonials, and the 1-star removals when a review violates platform policy. Same hour budget, dramatically broader scope than any answering service.

The 9-Touch Customer Playbook

Every customer gets the same nine touchpoints from booking through reviews, every time, regardless of season, volume, or whether your in-house team is overwhelmed.

Within 1 Hour01

Booking Confirmation

Branded email confirming the move and introducing the coordinator.

7-10 Days Before02

Quality Control Call

Inventory check, schedule confirmation, upsell offer. Average upsell rate of 10 to 20%.

1 Day Before03

Move Day Reminder

SMS confirming the arrival window. Cuts no-shows and same-day cancellations.

Day Of04

Satisfaction Check

Mid-move phone call. Catches issues while they can still be fixed.

Day After05

Post-Move Survey

Surfaces complaints privately. Triggers review collection from happy customers.

3 Days After06

Review Follow-Up

Catches up to 50% more reviews from customers who forgot the first ask.

Ongoing07

Video Testimonials

Outreach to your happiest customers for short video reviews.

On Escalation08

BBB and FMCSA Response

Formal complaint handling inside the agency response window.

When Eligible09

1-Star Review Removals

Flag and remove reviews that violate platform policy.

In-House CS Vs. Outsourced

The role is not bad. The math is. Here is what an in-house coordinator actually costs versus the outsourced version.

In-House

$40K-55K

per year, plus turnover cost

  • $40K to $55K per year salary and benefits for one coordinator seat
  • 30 to 60 day ramp before a new hire is fully productive
  • 6 to 18 month tenure before they quit, transfer, or burn out
  • Coverage gaps every sick day, vacation, and bad week shows in your CS
  • Knowledge loss every replacement resets your customer experience
Outsourced

$7 / hour

no salary, no benefits, no turnover

  • $7 per hour no salary, no benefits, no turnover cost
  • Live in 2 weeks we already know moving and your CRM
  • Never quits team continuity managed internally
  • Always covered no vacation gaps, no peak-season meltdowns
  • Same playbook every customer, every time, by design

The bottom line: $7 per hour times your real CS hours, versus $50K per year plus turnover. For most movers under 50 trucks, it is not close, and the outsourced version covers way more scope than an in-house coordinator ever would.

What Changes In Your Business

Four outcomes that show up within the first 90 days, in priority order.

No More No-Shows

Pre-move reminders ensure clients are ready when your crew arrives. No more waiting in driveways. No more lost billable hours.

Reviews Climb

Every customer gets asked, every time. Combined with policy-violation flagging and 1-star outreach, the average climbs steadily.

Revenue Lift

Quality control upsells run at 10 to 20% conversion. On $100K of monthly moves that is up to $20K in pure-margin extra revenue.

Cancellations Drop

Customers who hear from you between booking and move day do not get cold feet. The full cadence keeps confidence high through the journey.

How Onboarding Actually Runs

Five phases. Live on your customers in two weeks.

Week 001

Discovery

30-minute call to map your operation: move volume, CS gaps, current process, CRM, voice and tone. We confirm what services you want to start with.

Week 102

Playbook Build

We build your custom playbook: branded email templates, scripts for each touchpoint, escalation rules, upsell offers. Documented in your client file.

Week 1-203

Integration

CRM connection (SmartMoving, MoverBase, Elromco, eMover, etc.). Phone routing. Email branded address. Dry run on test customer data.

Week 204

Live Customers

First cohort of live customers picked up by day 10 to 14. Your phone gets quieter. The 9-touch playbook runs on every move.

Monthly05

Reporting

Written report at month-end: cadence completion rates, upsell revenue, review volume change, complaints surfaced and resolved, crew-level data.

Pricing

Hours, Not Headcount

$7 per hour per agent. Most companies under 10 trucks use 20 to 50 hours per month for full coverage, which puts the typical investment at $140 to $350 per month.

Compare that to an in-house coordinator at $40 to $55K per year. The upsell revenue alone typically covers the engagement many times over inside 90 days.

Starting from

$7/ hour

per agent

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does customer service for moving companies actually include?

The full customer-facing function from booking through post-move review. Phone coverage during business hours and after, email and SMS, a 9-touch communication cadence per customer, quality control upsells, day-of move checks, post-move surveys, review collection and response, video testimonial outreach, and the full escalation stack (chargebacks, BBB, FMCSA, Attorney General, Consumer Protection). All run under your brand.

Who is this built for?

Moving companies of every size in the US and Canada. Local movers, long-distance movers, interstate operators, international movers, and auto-transport carriers. Most of our clients are sub-50 trucks where the owner is still doing too much customer-facing work themselves. We work with both carriers and brokers.

How is this different from MAP, MEMO, or a typical moving company answering service?

Answering services stop at the phone. We answer the phones too, but we also handle everything that comes after: review management, BBB complaints, DOT cases, upsells on the QC call, video testimonials, post-move follow-up, claims communication. Same hour budget, dramatically broader scope.

How fast can we be up and running?

Two weeks from contract signing to live customers. Week one is onboarding and integration: we map your CRM, build the playbook in your voice, train our team on your specific services and pricing. Week two is a dry run on test data, then go-live with your first customer cohort by day 10 to 14.

Will customers know they are talking to an outsourced team?

No. Every email, text, and call goes out under your brand. We use a branded email address you set up (typically coordinator@yourcompany.com or similar) and your phone number for outbound calls. Customers experience your company, not ours.

How much does this cost?

Starting at $7 per hour per agent. Most companies under 10 trucks use 20 to 50 hours per month for full coverage, which puts the typical investment at $140 to $350 per month. Compare that to an in-house customer service coordinator at $40 to $55K per year plus turnover cost. The upsell revenue alone typically covers the engagement many times over inside 90 days.

Can I hire one specific service instead of the full bundle?

Yes. Each of the seven services (Review Management, Coordinator, Post-Move Follow-Up, Upsell, Reputation Repair, BBB, FMCSA) can be hired standalone. Most clients stack at least three. The hour budget is shared across whatever you hire.

What if my volume spikes during peak season?

Hours flex up and down monthly. May to September peak season might use 50 hours; January might use 15. You only pay for the hours used. No contract lock-in, no minimum monthly commit.

What CRMs and move management systems do you integrate with?

SmartMoving, MoverBase, Elromco, eMover, MoveItPro, and most major industry tools. If you run a spreadsheet, Google Sheets, or a proprietary internal system, we work with that too. Setup is one 30-minute screen-share call.

What happens if a customer wants to talk to the owner directly?

We route them to you. Escalation rules are set during onboarding. Most customers never need to escalate because the issue gets handled cleanly the first time, but the path is always open.

Live In Two Weeks

Let's Run Your CS For You

Book a 30-minute discovery call. We will look at your current CS coverage, your move volume, your CRM, and walk through exactly what a built-out playbook would do for your reviews, upsell revenue, and operating risk.

Not ready for a call? Take the 3-minute CX assessment first.