2201 E Mulberry St, Fort Collins, CO 80524, USA
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98% of people read reviews before choosing a moving company
BrightLocal says 98% of people read reviews before hiring a local business, and negative reviews are written 2–3 times more often than positive ones. That’s why we welcome the good, the bad, and the ugly — just like Clint Eastwood. Every review matters, because every move matters. Source: BrightLocal – Local Consumer Review Survey
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Google Reviews — A Good Moving Company
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I’m Cipriano Durán, owner of A Good Moving Company. Google and I started our lives at about the same time. Twenty years ago, Google was new, I was new, and it was perfect — Google showed the whole world who the good movers were. Back then, our reputation alone kept us at the top of every list: Fort Collins movers, Loveland movers, Greeley movers — you name it.
I asked my customers to leave reviews because that’s how people find movers. And honestly, I’m proud of what they said — the good, the bad, and everything in between. Some people saw me on my worst days, most saw me on my good days, and a few saw me at my best. That’s real life. I’m a human being, not an AI, and when you call me, you get me — the guy who’s made mistakes, fixed them, and kept showing up.
As Google grew, the game changed. Sponsored ads moved mom-and-pop shops like mine down the page. That’s business. I’m not mad — I’m a capitalist too. But I still believe your work should speak louder than your marketing budget. Twenty years in business proves something: you don’t survive this long unless you take care of people and do honest work.
So here’s what I ask: tell the truth about your move. Tell people what my crew did right, what we could’ve done better, what surprised you, what made your day easier. Good reviews help a small business more than most people realize. And yeah — I’d love five stars, because if nobody likes me, nobody calls me, and then my wife leaves me. (That’s a joke… kind of.)
Just be real. Moving is emotional and stressful, and we walk right into the middle of people’s lives. I’m proud of the work we do, and I’m always trying to be better. So press the button. Leave your review. Say what you’ve got to say. Let people know who’s coming through their door. No story is a bad story — it’s how we grow, and it’s how we stay in business for another ten years.
Facebook Recommendations — A Good Moving Company
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I’m Cipriano Duran, owner of A Good Moving Company. I’m old enough to remember MySpace, long-distance phone bills, and the first iPhones. Facebook wasn’t even a thing when I started moving people for a living. I never really got into social platforms — I’m a private guy who likes to mind his business and work hard. You’ll never find a “Cipriano” personal Facebook. That was never me.
But for business, I show up. And I’ll be real with you: I’d love for you to leave a review on our Facebook page. Not because I’m some social media expert — I’m not — but because real people with real names post real stories there. Your neighbors. Your friends. Your community. That matters more than any advertisement money can buy.
And here’s the fun part… Facebook accidentally woke up the artist in me. I started making cartoons — goofy, creative, sometimes ridiculous — because moving isn’t always fun, but sharing a laugh can be. When you visit our Facebook page, you’ll see my artwork, my sense of humor, and the human being behind this company. Drop me a review, share your moving story, or give me your wildest cartoon idea. And yes — I’m openly asking for five stars. They help keep this little company alive.
Better Business Bureau (BBB) Review Portal
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I’m Cipriano Durán, owner of A Good Moving Company. I’m a mover — I move people’s lives for a living — and I believe good work should speak for itself. I don’t pay anyone to put a sticker on my door so I can look “official.” That’s not how trust works.
I’ve been in business nearly twenty years. Anyone who’s ever run a business knows how hard that is. You don’t survive that long unless you treat people right and stand behind your work. That’s what I believe in. Not paying for badges, not paying for approval, not paying to look cool next to everybody else’s business.
The Better Business Bureau offers paid accreditation, and that’s fine — that’s their business model. But I choose to let my work, my crew, and our reputation do the talking. If you want to check us out on the BBB, here’s our page. Look at it, read it, and judge us for yourself. That’s how it should be.
YES, we have an A RATING!
Pretty good for a company that doesn’t buy stickers.
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