Primo Movers review 2026 (Tulsa, OK)
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Primo Movers, a Tulsa, OK moving company, ranks #60 of 79 movers in Oklahoma, with a moveBuddha rating of 3.30/5.
98% of Primo Movers' 151 verified customer reviews are positive. Customers most often praise its quick response times, while the most common complaint involves unfriendly or rude staff. Ratings reflect moveBuddha’s independent analysis of customer reviews and FMCSA records.
How Primo Movers measures up
Primo Movers ranks #60 out of 79 movers in Oklahoma with a moveBuddha Score of 3.30 out of 5.
What goes into our score
Each category is scored out of 5. The line shows the overall score of 3.30.
- Review quality
- 3.5
- Brand
- 3.0
- Website
- 3.0
- Customer service
- 3.0
- Industry experience
- 3.0
Is Primo Movers moveBuddha Certified?
Primo Movers is not moveBuddha Certified. Certified movers are licensed carriers vetted by moveBuddha and spot-checked every quarter. They meet higher standards for insurance, pricing transparency, and customer care.
With a Certified mover, moveBuddha does the vetting for you and provides added protection. Primo Movers hasn't gone through that certification process, so it's important to check licensing, insurance, estimates, and claims policies yourself before booking.
What movebuddha certified movers offer
- Up to $1,000 in added move coverage*. Extra protection for eligible moves.
- Vetted for licensing and insurance**. We verify state-required insurance for local movers and liability and cargo coverage for interstate movers.
- Dedicated moveBuddha support. Help through the move process.
- Dispute mediation. moveBuddha steps in if issues arise.
Before you book, check:
- USDOT and MC numbers. Look up the license and complaint history on FMCSA's site.
- Insurance coverage. Ask for proof of liability and cargo insurance.
- A written estimate. Binding or not-to-exceed, with every fee listed.
- The claims process. Ask how damage claims are filed and how long they take.
* Added move coverage is not replacement-value insurance, or insurance, or an indemnity of any kind. About moveBuddha Certified
** Local movers must hold insurance that meets state requirements for local moves. Interstate movers must carry auto liability of at least $750,000, general liability of at least $1M, and motor truck cargo coverage at or above $5,000 per vehicle and $10,000 per occurrence.
What do customers say about Primo Movers?
Out of 151 verified reviews, 98% of customers left a positive review about Primo Movers in Tulsa, OK. 2% of reviews are negative. Primo Movers has a 11% higher positive review percentage than the average Oklahoma moving company (98% vs the Oklahoma state average of 87%).
- Positive98%(148)
- Negative2%(3)
Based on 151 reviews across Google, Yelp, and other review sites.
What customers like about Primo Movers
Quick response times
Customer support at Primo Movers was often noted for responding to questions or concerns almost immediately
Careful handling
Belongings are treated with caution, and many customers report zero damage thanks to Primo Movers's attention to detail.
Respectful of property
Customers appreciated how carefully Primo Movers's team maneuvered furniture through tight spaces without damaging walls or floors.
Helpful movers
Movers were more than just muscle—they offered guidance and went above and beyond to assist customers.
Friendly and approachable staff
Many customers felt at ease working with the courteous and personable team at Primo Movers.
What positive reviewers say
“I have used Primo movers twice now for my business. Excellent response to inquiries on pricing. Prompt scheduling and they took care to properly protect all items.”
Ron HendersonVerified ReviewerGoogle“They showed up right on time, worked incredibly hard, and handled everything—from heavy furniture to fragile pieces—with so much care. Not a single thing was damaged, and they were so respectful of both homes during the move.”
Brianne McKinneyVerified ReviewerGoogle“They did such a great job! So friendly so helpful and walked up three flights of stairs to bring all the furniture to my apartment! Would absolutely use them again!”
Danielle HewittVerified ReviewerGoogle“I made the mistake of going with All My Brothers, who ghosted me. Primo had a crew within two hours, loaded efficiently, and not a single bit of tech was damaged.”
PringleVerified ReviewerGoogle“I used primo movers for the first time today. They arrived early, were very professional, careful, and wrapped every item. They cost less than half of my other bids.”
julie MVerified ReviewerGoogle
Most common complaints about Primo Movers
Unfriendly or rude staff
A few customers felt disrespected by curt or unhelpful movers or office staff.
Inaccurate estimates
Estimates from Primo Movers were sometimes way off from what customers were ultimately billed.
What negative reviewers say
“The moment the asst manager walked in the door he told us the estimate was much to low. ... the charge was more than 3 times the estimate! ... The asst Jason has very poor managemen/social skills!”
maryann heidingsfelderVerified ReviewerGoogle“rude and over priced…”
Stan IamVerified ReviewerGoogle
Primo Movers
3.30Tulsa, OK
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Primo Movers
3.30
Tulsa, OK
Save more than 30% on average
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What services does Primo Movers offer?
Primo Movers takes on small moves and commercial moves, alongside packing.
Services offered
Is Primo Movers licensed and insured?
moveBuddha holds no federal licensing record for Primo Movers in Tulsa, OK. That is not the same as the company being unlicensed. Movers operating only within one state are licensed by that state rather than by the FMCSA.
Insurance is a separate question, and one this profile cannot settle: moveBuddha does not receive carriers' insurance filings, so nothing here confirms what cover Primo Movers holds. Ask for a certificate of insurance before you book.
- FMCSA safety rating
- Not ratedMost carriers are unrated. A rating is only assigned after a compliance review. It is not a failed one.
How much does Primo Movers cost?
Primo Movers does not publish hourly rates or flat fees publicly. Based on moveBuddha's data on moving companies operating in Oklahoma, you can expect to pay approximately $125/hr. Total local-move costs from similar movers typically run $400–$750 for a studio or 1-bedroom, $850–$1,750 for a 2-3 bedroom, and $1,700–$3,400 for a 4+ bedroom home. Long-distance (500-1,000 mi) 2-3 bedroom moves from similar movers typically run $4,500–$7,500.
What similar movers typically bill for a local move
Full-service Oklahoma moving companies similar to Primo Movers typically bill the amounts below using a $125/hr rate for a 2-person crew and scaling up for larger homes that need more movers and hours.
| Home size | Typical total | Time and crew |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bedroom | $400–$750 | 3–5 hours, 2 movers |
| 2-3 bedrooms | $850–$1,750 | 5–8 hours, 2–3 movers |
| 4+ bedrooms | $1,700–$3,400 | 8–12 hours, 3–4 movers |
What similar movers typically bill for a long-distance move
Primo Movers offers interstate moves, which are typically priced by weight and distance. Ranges below reflect totals from similar full-service Oklahoma moving companies.
| Home size | Distance | Typical total |
|---|---|---|
| 2-3 bedrooms | 500–1,000 mi | $4,500–$7,500 |
| 4+ bedrooms | 500–1,000 mi | $7,000–$11,500 |
What payment options and discounts does Primo Movers offer?
- Accepts
- No credit cards
- Deposit
- Not listed, so ask
Primo Movers does not list any accepted payment methods on moveBuddha. Confirm how they take payment before moving day. Deposit policies vary by mover, so ask whether one is required when you request a quote.
How Primo Movers compares with the top 7 Tulsa movers
With a moveBuddha score of 3.30 out of 5, Primo Movers trails the seven top-scoring movers in Tulsa, 0.42 points behind Razorback Moving. At 151 reviews, Primo Movers has fewer reviews than six of the seven. Where Primo Movers falls behind is review quality, with the lowest review quality score in the group.
The seven highest-scoring local movers near Tulsa, by moveBuddha score.
| # | Mover | Score | Reviews | Yelp | BBB | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | You Move MeTulsa | 4.64 | 4,538 | 4.9 | 2.6 | A+ |
| 2 | All My Sons Moving & StorageTulsa | 4.56 | 3,618 | 4.6 | 1.5 | A+ |
| 3 | TWO MEN AND A TRUCKTulsa | 4.52 | 1,407 | 4.3 | 2.0 | A+ |
| 4 | 2 Fellas & A Big Vehicle Moving CompanyBroken Arrow | 4.36 | 185 | 4.3 | 2.4 | A+ |
| 5 | Bigger Better MoversTulsa | 4.28 | 950 | 4.7 | — | F |
| 6 | The Armstrong CompanyBroken Arrow | 4.28 | 169 | — | 2.0 | A+ |
| 7 | Razorback MovingTulsa | 3.72 | 151 | 5.0 | — | — |
| 8 | Primo MoversThis mover · ranks #8 | 3.30 | 151 | — | — | — |
How does Primo Movers compare to other Oklahoma movers?
- moveBuddha score#60 of 79(worse than average)
3.30vs 3.74 avg
Primo Movers scores 3.30, below the Oklahoma average of 3.74, and ranks #60 of 79 Oklahoma movers.
- Positive reviews#22 of 79(better than average)
98%vs 87% avg
Primo Movers has 98% positive reviews, above the Oklahoma average of 87%, and ranks #22 of 79 Oklahoma movers.
- Negative reviews#22 of 79(better than average)
2%vs 12% avg
Primo Movers has 2% negative reviews, below the Oklahoma average of 12%, and ranks #22 of 79 Oklahoma movers. A lower percentage is better.
- Reviews analyzed#31 of 79(worse than average)
151vs 443 avg
Primo Movers has 151 reviews analyzed, below the Oklahoma average of 443, and ranks #31 of 79 Oklahoma movers.
| Metric | This moverPrimo Movers | Oklahoma avg | Oklahoma rank | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| moveBuddha score#60 of 79 in Oklahoma | 3.30 | 3.74 | #60 of 79 | −0.44(worse than average) |
| Positive reviews#22 of 79 in Oklahoma | 98% | 87% | #22 of 79 | +11 pts(better than average) |
| Negative reviewsLower is better#22 of 79 in Oklahoma | 2% | 12% | #22 of 79 | −10 pts(better than average) |
| Reviews analyzed#31 of 79 in Oklahoma | 151 | 443 | #31 of 79 | −292(worse than average) |
Compared with 79 Oklahoma movers with moveBuddha profiles. Rank #1 is the best in Oklahoma.
Primo Movers
3.30Tulsa, OK
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Save more than 30% on average
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See where Primo Movers lands against similar movers.
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Primo Movers
3.30
Tulsa, OK
Final verdict: Primo Movers
Primo Movers earns a 3.30/5 moveBuddha Score and ranks #8 among Tulsa movers, with 98% positive feedback across 151 customer reviews.
Customers consistently praise its quick response times and careful handling. It is best for customers prioritizing strong communication, crew professionalism, and reliable service experience.
The most common complaint is unfriendly or rude staff.
All ratings reflect moveBuddha's analysis updated October 2026, based on independent research and verified customer reviews.
Primo Movers
3.30
Tulsa, OK
Why moveBuddha?
- 30%+Average savings
On average, moveBuddha users save more than 30% by comparing movers before booking.
Calculate your Oklahoma moving cost - $1,000Added move coverage*
When you choose a moveBuddha Certified mover, you get $1,000 in added move coverage*, plus dedicated support throughout your move.
- 1-on-1Dispute mediation
If something goes wrong, moveBuddha provides dispute mediation with Certified movers to help resolve the issue and protect your move.
* Added move coverage is not replacement-value insurance, or insurance, or an indemnity of any kind.
Contact Primo Movers
- Phone
- (918) 873-0303
- Website
- primomoverstulsa.com
- Profiles
How we score moving companies
Every mover on moveBuddha is scored on the same six factors, weighted by how much each one changes a move.
- Quotes & payment optionsWeighs most
The heaviest factor, because price certainty is where moves go wrong. We reward estimates you can hold a mover to, and terms disclosed before you pay.
- Online reputationMajor factor
An objective read from third parties rather than from the mover. The Google rating for the company's headquarters sets the band; Trustpilot, BBB, and independent review sites are read alongside it.
- ServicesMajor factor
The range a mover can actually cover, scored across seven categories, with extra credit for the uncommon ones most companies hand off to a subcontractor.
- Customer supportSupporting factor
How easily you can reach a human, and how clearly the mover sets expectations before, during, and after the move. Verified against company documentation and direct outreach.
- Review feedbackSupporting factor
A company's share of positive customer feedback, converted straight to points, with no curve and no editorial adjustment.
- State availabilityMinor factor
The lightest factor, and deliberately so: wide coverage helps more readers reach a mover, but it says nothing about how good the move will be.
What the scores are built on
- 4,500+Moving companies analyzed
- 1M+Authenticated reviews
- 25+Independent data sources
- 1,000+Live price points a month
- $0Paid for a ranking
- MonthlyRefreshed and re-verified
Written by
Ryan CarriganCo-founder, moveBuddha
Ryan Carrigan is the co-founder of moveBuddha and a leading voice in the moving industry, helping hundreds of thousands of Americans make smarter, safer relocation decisions each year. With more than a decade of experience analyzing moving companies, pricing trends, and industry regulations, Ryan brings hands-on industry knowledge and data-driven insight to every guide and review. His research has been featured in Forbes, Consumer Reports, The New York Times, and NBC News.