Direct Relocation Services keeps BBB A-rating for Florida and Georgia moves

Direct Relocation Services says it has maintained its BBB A-rating and BBB Accreditation for interstate moves from Florida and Georgia to all 48 contiguous states. The company’s status as a licensed direct carrier, not a broker, is central to its pitch in a complaint-prone moving market.

Why it matters: - The BBB A-rating gives customers a quick signal of trust in a moving industry known for complaint volume, deposit problems and pricing disputes. - Direct Relocation Services says the rating supports its position as a direct carrier handling the move from pickup to delivery without a broker middleman. - The company’s BBB standing matters most for households shipping long-distance moves from Florida and Georgia, where interstate relocations can be expensive and hard to verify.

What happened: - Direct Relocation Services says it continues to hold a Better Business Bureau A-rating and BBB Accreditation for long distance moves originating in Florida and Georgia. - The Fort Lauderdale company is a licensed direct interstate carrier serving all 48 contiguous states. - Direct Relocation Services says the BBB rating reflects more than 11 years of continuous operation. - Consumers can verify the BBB rating and customer reviews at bbb.org.

The details: - Direct Relocation Services operates under USDOT #3000931 and has Broker Authority: NONE. - The company says that distinction means customers deal with the carrier that picks up, transports and delivers their belongings. - Consumers can verify carrier status at motus.dot.gov by searching USDOT #3000931. - Direct Relocation Services is headquartered at 4901 NW 17th Way Suite 605, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309. - The company was founded in 2015 by Justin Perez and Diego Asorey. - Direct Relocation Services lists verified reviews across nine platforms: Google, Trustpilot, BBB, Angi, MoveAdvisor, MyMovingJourney, MyGoodMovers, Verified Movers and ConsumerAffairs. - Direct Relocation Services says it is a proud partner of Move For Hunger.

Between the lines: - The company is leaning on accreditation and carrier status to separate itself from brokers, which face many of the moving industry’s biggest complaint risks. - Verified customer reviews are a key part of the company’s credibility story, especially for long-distance routes where pricing and delivery timing can be harder for consumers to judge up front. - The repeated focus on Florida, Georgia and specific interstate routes suggests Direct Relocation Services is positioning itself as a regional specialist with national reach.

What's next: - Direct Relocation Services says consumers can continue checking BBB reviews and carrier records before booking a move. - The company is likely to keep using its BBB status and direct-carrier structure as proof points for future interstate moving sales.

The bottom line: - Direct Relocation Services is using its BBB A-rating, accreditation and broker-free status to market trust in a moving category where reliability is often the deciding factor.