
About us
FULL SERVICE STATE TO STATE MOVES TO ALL 48 STATES.FREE ESTIMATES, 30,000 SQ FOOT WAREHOUSE TO SERVE ALL YOUR NEEDS.
Business highlights
Services we offer
FULL SERVICE LONG DISTANCE MOVING TO ALL 48 STATES, STORAGE, PACKING, COMMERCIAL SERVICES.
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Senior Discount
10%
Accepted Payment Methods
- Check
- Visa
- Discover
- MasterCard
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When I switched my job and tried to relocate from Muscatine, IA last year, I had a bad experience with the provider of packing and moving company. The year before I moved from NJ to IA and had a wonderful experience. So I thought all P& M (Packing and Moving) company give such good service. That was the first mistake I made. I called the same company and they did not offer their service in that locality, So I had to search for other service provider. Ultimately I settled with Colonial Van Lines. Probably they had a agreement with local company called Best Price Moving and Storage. Their packers showed up in my residence and when they started packing, my wife objected the way they were packing. Because they were just throwing all the small things in one big box. It was mentioned to them that there will more chance of damage if they continue to do so. They argued with my wife and left my residence halfway. I had to call the supervisor and explain the situation. I was at my office during the process. She was also not very understanding of the situation. Anyway they came again and packing were completed.
Again, in the process of the moving the person I was assigned to contact, was very difficult to reach, did not return my call and were very vague in answer, She had no clue when the goods might be reaching and kept telling me that it will come by any date mentioned in the contract. I was so frustrated. Needless to say, I feel that they overcharged me, At the end I almost paid double of the estimate they have given.
I will never hire then for the purpose and will not recommend to anyone.
However, Best Price did not deliver until 6/19/2013, a full week past the last date provided to us in our estimate and it took numerous calls attempting to find out an accurate status on our delivery. We did not pack for three weeks without our belongings and did not have all that we needed here in Pasadena since we took our moving estimate as at least somewhat accurate.
On top of that, many of our boxes looked like they had been dropped and then run over by a truck. Our belongings sustained much damage and there were twenty boxes identified in the inventory provided by Best Price's movers that were unaccounted for in the delivery.
Their customer service is horrible and completely uncaring. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!!
The packers/loaders were good workers but not "professional quality" packers. Not being able to keep an eye on all three of them, it was not discovered until the goods were delivered and inspected that some items were not properly wrapped/protected.
June 26th: called BPM&S. Dispatcher had no schedule date for our load.
June 28th: called BPM&S. Dispatcher said load was not scheduled.
July 2nd: called BPM&S. Dispatcher said load was not scheduled yet. Delivery window was 4-15 business days from ETA delivery. I asked her to please expedite since we were living on the floor since June 28th. I asked for the location manager's name and phone number to call and she would not give me that information.
July 9th 8:30am: I called the Contract Moving Company and told them I was upset with not be able to get a delivery date from BPM&S. Their customer service representative called BPM&S and got the same response: it wasn't scheduled yet but she would give them a date on Wednesday (2 days later).
July 9th 12:45pm: Dispatcher at BPM&S called to say our goods were loaded on a truck and leaving Chicago. (Interesting that 4 hours earlier they had NO IDEA when it would ship.) Truck would make our delivery late in the week as it had to make a delivery in California first.
July 13th: driver called to say he would be here at 4:00pm Saturday for delivery.
Saturday, July 14th: driver and helper got here about 5:00pm to make delivery. They unloaded and did a little assembly until we asked them to leave at 10:10pm. At this point, we were very tired and upset with the damage that we had seen. 16 items were noted on the Bill of Lading list as damaged or boxes with potential damage. One of the first items off the truck was a double wide bookcase. It had 2 large holes in the back panel that looked like someone punched it with a fist, although it probably happened with something sliding through it in transit. Numerous items had to be repaired before they could be used. These included clothes washer and dryer, bookcase, computer desk, dining room chair, treadmill, and patio table. Packing tape was put directly on wood furniture so that the finish was removed when the taped was removed. Months later the tape is still stuck to metal furniture. The pegs for our shelves were lost in the move. Screws to put furniture together were lost in the move. Furniture that was not wrapped in quilts was covered with scratches. The driver placed furniture in the wrong place and was reluctant to move it when asked. The company made the process to recover damages very difficult and it took over 4 months to get the small amount of money they offered in recompense for all our damages and the inconvenience and expense of having to wait 26 days to get our household goods.
We have used moving companies several times and this was by far the worst moving experience we have ever had.
will use again and recommend
"We regret some misunderstandings and mis-communications that may have occurred. Moving is listed as one of the most stressful events in a person's life. We understand that many regretful things may be said due to the stress of the situation. We apologize if our employees were rude. We have issued a directive to all employees exhorting them to be more aware of the stresses our clients are under and be more understanding. The customer signed a contract which based the moving/shipping charged by weight. In order to determine that weight the truck, of course, must be weighed. We can weigh the truck at pickup or do it at destination (called "back weigh"). The customer is invited to view the weighing, but can decline. At the weighing we are given a printed weight scale ticket. This is then measured against the known weight of the empty truck and a weight for the move results. This is the actual price of the move. The foreman/driver cannot give a reimbursement; this must come from the company. This avoids any complications with the driver returning or carrying money. The customer did get a reimbursement from the company. As far as getting paid before unloading, this is typical of all COD deliveries (you wouldn't expect to get your pizza delivered before paying). The customer filed a claim and it was reviewed by our claims company and a response was sent to them. I must note that the customer called our company and was in turn very rude, screaming and using obscene language over the phone. We are sorry for any inconvenience the customer endured but we do not appreciate their immature and puerile language. Hugh Glass-Customer Service"
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