Really terrible experience with Perennial Van Lines. I’ve done interstate moves twice before this and usually source my own quotes from multiple movers, which I’ll be doing in the future. Perennial Van Lines is technically a broker, so they aren’t an actual move company, they hire and manage the “right” movers for the job. Apparently, after they give you the sales pitch of all sales pitches, they then leave you to wonder what you pay them for. In my experience, I had several issues, the biggest two being that I ended up being charged almost double my original quote, and that I still have yet to receive my stuff. My broker, Keith Price, talked me out of other movers on my initial phone call stating that quotes were developed based on weight, not cubic ft, and anyone who didn’t do it this was was disreputable. Because of this, I packed in a specific way where I didn’t worry about the number of boxes (as long as I kept the same number in my estimate), meaning I didn’t worry about reducing in order to reduce my move cost. Surprise – the day my movers came (one day late, and they showed up at 7PM) they told me they charge based on cubic ft and I was over double the estimated cubic ft. My estimate matched what I had quoted, down to the detail level of “x number of medium home depot cardboard boxes”. You’d think that a moving company wouldn’t be surprised by either the weight range or the cubic ft of a standard box size. My quote went from about $2600 to $5600 for a move from California to Washington with almost the same exact list of items that were originally quoted. The only thing I added to the original was a small trunk. In addition, my contract with Perennial says to call them for any quote changes – called customer service twice while it was happening and didn’t get through to anyone, and no one ever returned my call. The other issue I’ve had was regarding timing. My broker (again, Keith Price) told me they guaranteed delivery within 4-10 business days of pick up. Well, here I am, sitting on my air mattress 10 business days after pick-up, 14 calendar days, and I still don’t even have a scheduled delivery date. I started getting concerned with this last week so called Perennial and left voicemails – haven’t heard a peep. Called the movers themselves direct who told me they “weren’t aware of any 10 day agreement”. On the same call they told me that the day of delivery I’ll need to pay the driver directly, and in cash. Talk about sketchy. Overall, I have had no help or assistance of any kind from Perennial, even though their literal job is to act as the broker and client advocate between client and movers. I will absolutely never use them again, and have reached out for restitution for the situation. Will update if I hear back from them, but I’m not holding my breath. If you get Keith Price as your broker, or his supervisor David Barr, don’t expect any help after they sell you a low quote that apparently means nothing in the grand scheme of things. Do yourself a favor and do what I’ve always done in the past – source a couple of movers, compare prices and reviews, and proceed on your own. Don’t waste the money with a broker like this who then vanishes and leaves you on your own.