Southern Utah services
The Southern Utah pros I trust, from the plumber to the dentist.
One business per trade in each county. That is the whole model. Every partner is met in person, their review history read in full, and held to a standard, whether they are replacing your water heater or cleaning your teeth. Each card opens that business's own page here on Moving Utah.
Live now
St. George, Cedar City, and the towns around them. More of Utah opens up as partners earn their spots.
How this page makes money: The providers featured on this page are paid partners. They pay a referral fee or commission for placement on Moving Utah. I only feature providers I trust, but you are always free to hire any provider you choose. Using a listed provider is never required.
Met in person
I sit across from the owner before anything goes live.
Reviews read in full
Including the bad ones and how the business answered them.
One per trade, per county
Exclusive. No wall of ads, no bidding war for the top slot, and no crew billing you for the drive from the other county.
The standard holds
Slip on service, come off the board. The spot opens up.
The board
Thirteen trades on the board. One name on it so far.
Each trade holds exactly one spot in Washington County and one in Iron County, and a business can hold both. Most of these are open right now, and that is the point: a spot here gets earned in person, not sold to whoever calls first.
Moving day, handled before the truck rolls.
Movers
Legacy Moving
Paid PartnerCovering Iron and Washington counties.
See how they workBoth county spots are held
Legacy Moving holds this trade across Iron and Washington counties, so there is no open mover spot right now. Movers are welcome to apply for the waiting list.
Join the waiting listWhen something breaks, these are the numbers worth saving.
Plumbing
Water heaters pick their own schedule, and the hard water here is not gentle on them.
Electrical
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, and the remodel that needs a permit and an inspection.
Heating and air
Cedar City winters and St. George summers ask completely different questions of a system.
Garage doors
A snapped spring cannot wait a week, so same day response is most of the interview.
Keeping it nice, year after desert year.
Landscaping and xeriscape
Desert yards are their own trade, and xeriscape that still looks good in year three is rarer than it should be.
Pest control
Scorpions south of the Black Ridge, rodents looking for a warm garage once it cools off.
Professional services, the people you have to find all over again.
A move costs you more than a house. It costs you the dentist you liked, the doctor who knew your history, and the vet who knew your dog. Rebuilding that list is one of the least fun parts of relocating, so these get vetted exactly the way a plumber does.
Dentist
Usually the first appointment people put off after a move, and the first one they regret putting off.
Orthodontist
Braces do not pause for a move, and transferring mid treatment is its own small ordeal.
Family medicine
A new chart, a new pharmacy, and an office that actually picks up the phone.
Optometry
Exams, glasses, and contacts, without starting the prescription over from scratch.
Chiropractic
Loading a truck yourself is usually what sends people looking in the first place.
Veterinary
The vet who knows your dog is the hardest one on this whole page to replace.
Still vetting
Thirteen more trades where nobody has earned a spot yet.
Two spots each, one per county, all open. An empty slot means I have not met a business I am ready to put my name behind, and I would rather leave it empty than fill it badly.
Home services
Professional services
Until those spots fill, text me and I will still point you somewhere good. You are always free to hire any provider you choose.
Questions, answered
How the board works, asked and answered.
Every partner is hand picked. I meet each business in person, read through their review history including how they answer the bad ones, and talk through how they handle scheduling, pricing, and problems before anything goes live. Each trade holds one spot per county, and that spot is never sold to whoever calls first.
Because a move costs you more than a house. It costs you the dentist you liked, the doctor who knew your history, and the vet who knew your dog. Rebuilding that list is one of the least fun parts of relocating, so I vet those businesses the same way I vet a plumber and put them in the same place.
The businesses featured here compensate me for placement on Moving Utah, and I want that out in the open. That relationship never changes the standard. I only feature businesses I would use myself, and money does not buy a spot from a business I would not recommend.
No. You are always free to hire any provider you choose. This page is a starting point built from my own vetting, not a requirement, and nothing about working with me ever depends on who you hire.
Tell me. I check in on the businesses I feature, and honest feedback from readers is part of how the list stays trustworthy. A partner who stops answering the phone, misses appointments, or lets the work slide comes off the page. The spot is earned, and it stays earned only as long as the standard holds.
Washington County and Iron County today, which covers St. George, Cedar City, and the towns around them. Each trade holds one spot per county, so a business based in St. George and a business based in Cedar City can both hold the same trade. More of Utah opens up as partners earn their spots.
Start with the application on this page. Tell me about your business, your county, your service area, and where I can read your reviews. If your county has an open spot in your trade and the work looks strong, I will reach out to set up an in-person meeting. Placement is exclusive, one business per trade in each county, and never guaranteed.
For service companies
One spot per trade, per county. Nearly all of them are open.
Exclusive means exclusive. Hold the plumbing spot in Washington County and no competing plumber appears anywhere on this board in your county. You can hold both counties if you cover both, the way Legacy Moving does. A listing includes your own page here on Moving Utah, built from your materials, that your card on this board clicks through to.
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We meet in person first
Coffee in Cedar City or St. George. I want to hear how you handle the job that goes sideways.
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Your reviews get read, all of them
Send your Google Business Profile. I care most about how you answer the reviews that sting.
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Placement is paid, and disclosed
Featured partners compensate me, readers see that on every card, and I will walk you through the details when we talk. No lead quotas, no promises I cannot keep.
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The spot stays earned
Readers tell me when a business slips. Keep answering the phone and standing behind the work, and the spot is yours.
Application in
Application received
I read every application myself. If your county has an open spot and the work looks strong, I will reach out to set up an in-person meeting. Either way, you will hear back from me.
Need me sooner? Call or text (435) 357-4345.
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Scott Buehler is a licensed REALTOR with Real Broker LLC and a licensed mortgage loan originator with Guild Mortgage (NMLS #1794818). How I work in both roles.