I recently paid $5700 to move what was estimated as 1237 cu ft from Ohio to Florida. I was very disappointed: -I completed an inventory and received an estimate. I subsequently did very significant downsizing and asked the agent if I should get a new estimate. The agent said "no, thedriver would adjust the cost based on the actual load". However the driver said they never reduce the "binding" estimate - only increase it. When I called to clarify this my rep would no longer take my calls and I end up talking to someone with a heavy accent and bad attitude. No adjustment was made. -they damaged a TV and piano bench. I had not purchased the additional insurance but it would not have mattered. It would have cost more than a new TV and conversely the standard insurance of $.60/lb does not reflect the expense/weight ratio of most electronics.
Description of Work: interstate household move from Ohio to Florida
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Cross States Moving is currently rated 1 overall out of 5.
No, Cross States Moving does not offer free project estimates.
No, Cross States Moving does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
No, Cross States Moving does not offer a senior discount.
No, Cross States Moving does not offer emergency services.
No, Cross States Moving does not offer warranties.