Is Coyotes Moving licensed?
Yes. Coyotes Moving operates under USDOT 4582472 and MC1824304, the federal operating authority required for a mover handling any move that leaves Nevada. Anyone can check those numbers on the FMCSA's public lookup instead of taking a mover's word for it.
For moves inside Nevada, Coyotes Moving holds CPCN 3415, the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity issued by the Nevada Transportation Authority. CPCN 3415 is final, not interim, and Coyotes Moving is listed and live on the Nevada Transportation Authority's own website.
Is Coyotes Moving insured?
Yes. Coyotes Moving carries $1M in general liability protection on every job, local or out of state, plus full workers' compensation for the crew. A certificate of insurance is available on request, which matters most for HOA and gated-community moves that require one before granting access.
Insurance is worth asking about because it shows who bears the risk.
Does Coyotes Moving use its own employees?
Yes. Coyotes Moving uses trained, background-checked W2 employees on every job, not subcontracted day labor pulled from a list. It is also not a broker, so your move is not sold to another company. The same team that quotes your move is accountable for the crew that arrives, which is one of the clearest ways to tell a real mover from a reseller.
The company is family-owned and has completed 5,000+ jobs since 2021. Every mover on the crew is background-checked, and the crew is trained in-house on furniture protection, floor and doorway protection, and careful loading and unloading, so the people carrying your belongings are the people the company vouches for.
What do the reviews show?
Coyotes Moving has 330+ 5-star Google reviews, and 800+ 5-star reviews across Google, Yelp, and U-Haul MovingHelp combined. Reviews spread across independent platforms are harder to fake and easier to check than a handful on one site. The reviews page shows individually attributed reviews.
Read them for details, not just stars. Recent reviews that mention the crew by name, the date, and the type of move are the most useful.
How long has Coyotes Moving been operating, and where is it based?
Coyotes Moving is family-owned and operated, based in Las Vegas, and has operated since 2021. It serves Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, and North Las Vegas, among other valley areas, and the full list is on the service areas page. A legitimate mover is easy to find and easy to reach. You can call (702) 710-0047, email contact@coyotesmoving.com, or request a quote at coyotesmoving.com.
What services does Coyotes Moving offer?
Full-service local moving, out-of-state and long-distance moving, packing, apartment moves, senior moves, and commercial moves. Out-of-state moves are quoted as a binding flat rate, and local moves are billed in 15-minute increments with a 2-hour minimum. Details for each are on the local moving and long distance moving pages.
Does Coyotes Moving price honestly?
Local moves are billed on actual time in 15-minute increments with a 2-hour minimum, and you get one confirmed price before move day. There are no hidden stair fees or surprise add-ons. Out-of-state moves are a binding flat rate after a walkthrough. The full method is in how our pricing works.
What happens if something goes wrong?
If a customer reports a problem, the details are noted and the owner or a team member reaches out directly to resolve it. That is a direct line to the people who run the company, not a call center. Having a registered operating authority, insurance, and an in-house crew means there is someone accountable to reach.
How can you verify any mover's legitimacy yourself?
Ask for the company's USDOT number and check it on the FMCSA's public lookup. Ask whether the crew is W2 or subcontracted. Ask for a certificate of insurance if you need one. Check reviews on more than one platform. For the full checklist, see how to choose the right movers in Las Vegas and questions to ask before hiring movers.