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"It was the best experience I had. Professional, friendly, accommodating. I would recommend them to anyone!"

"They were fantastic. Moved my grand piano across states quickly and were responsive/helpful throughout the process. Thanks!"

"Wrecked my $10,000 sleep number bed. Do not use."

"Where do I start! We hired Liberty Bell moving for a house move about 10 miles away. They showed up and the 4 men were very nice. But we walked through the house and we told them everything that was going. Like in our dining room and living room, it was everything except a table. Well, they left 2 of the biggest items behind, a very heavy entertainment center and a very heavy sitting area/coat rack. Then they tried to take apart a brand new treadmill, but said they forgot their tools. So we had to borrow tools from the neighbors. But then they stripped down the bolt so it couldn’t be taken apart, couldn’t be moved and now is in the house and the $1200 treadmill we cant move because they didn’t have tools. We had just spent over $5000 to paint the house and they destroyed 3 walls, huge gouges and skuff marks. We will have to hire the painter to come back as the house is sold and the walls look terrible. They spent 3 hours at the house loading stuff, 1 full hour they worked on the treadmill which should have been a 5 minute job, but they didn’t have the tools. They closed the truck and said they would meet us after lunch break at the new house. I had been outside with the animals and walked in to find all the stuff they left, I ran out, but they were gone. They should have walked through with me to make sure they got everything. They showed up at the new house about an hour and a half later. They unpacked and left about 2 hours later. We undid a TV and it was smashed, looked like a perfect partial handprint on the top of the screen. It was a 2 month old TV and its destroyed. I wish I had looked at the reviews ahead of time. We have reached out to the company asking about the destroyed walls, even the crew said they would share the pictures with the office as they damaged the walls and admitted it. We had to hire someone else to move the larger items they “forgot”. We cant move our new treadmill because they stripped the bolt down because they came unprepared for the move and tried to use things other then the right tools. And now our new TV is destroyed. Do not recommend at all, they have refused to write back or call. They charged me over $400 for time they took during their 1 3/4 hour lunch break. Very disappointing. The owner continually harasses and attacks clients, check out all the FB reviews. He threatens you if you leave a truthful review. They have the Angies List icon on top, thought we could trust that. So disappointing. Check the messages and texts from the owner demeaning clients."

"The day after Thanksgiving my older sister died and since I was her only living relative I was tasked with emptying her apartment of all of her belongings. Because it was close to the end of the month and her rent would be due again if I didn't have everything out in time I didn't have time to make trip after trip on my own between Brewer and Orland where I would be storing her furniture and many of her other belongings even if I could have managed it. A friend called around for me to try to find a company who could accommodate my tight schedule. She found Ron's Moving in the next town over, Holden, and not only could they accommodate my schedule but they were also willing to move the furniture "fully loaded". I didn't have to empty out her two (huge) bureaus, her crammed-full solid oak roll-top desk or any of her other cabinets and chests, etc. And believe me they were all very FULL. That definitely took a load off of my mind as I had been frantically trying to empty and pack up her open shelves, tables and walls containing a lifetime's worth of decorative pieces, collections, art work, books, and other special objects that had been promised to various friends. I hadn't even had time to think about emptying everything that that was going to be moved with the furniture. When I found out I wouldn't have to do that I could have cried. Actually since my only sister had just died I'm pretty sure I did. The morning they were scheduled to do the move three very polite strapping young men arrived right on time and all ready to work. Cody, Chris, and Justin introduced themselves and offered me their condolences and were so very kind and considerate of me the whole time they were there. True to their word they moved each furniture piece without my having to remove anything. Even the armoire that my sister had so full of thick sweaters that when they moved it away from the wall the back started to come off! They took this in stride using a moving blanket and some straps that they had brought with them to make sure the back wouldn't come off after they had tapped the nails back in for me. I'm not kidding when I say these guys were seriously strong! These would have been really heavy pieces even if they had been empty. My sister loved oak furniture and oak is a very dense heavy wood. But they were great with it all. So careful with each piece even as heavy as they were. And much of the time also carrying on a conversation with me. I think they'd noticed how hard this all was for me seeing things go out the door, my sister being gone, at the same time trying to find a home for her now orphaned cat, just all of the stress involved with losing my sister along with the stress of this move. But they were just so kind to me. And before they left they even checked to see if there was anything I needed help with. That was great because there were some very large, framed art prints that were too high up on the wall for me to reach and I was trying to figure out how I was going to get something tall enough to stand on to get them down, afraid I'd drop them while doing so as they were quite heavy. I'd no sooner gotten the words out of my mouth when all three pieces were off the wall and leaned carefully in the corner ready to be picked up by the friend to whom they'd been left. I would highly recommend the crew at Ron's Moving - including Nick in the office whom I'd called to get scheduled and whom I'd called again when they were done so we could take care of my payment. They were all very professional. They were polite and kind and friendly. And helpful. And very efficient. You could tell that they knew what they were doing and worked well as a team. When they said they were finished I couldn't believe all that they had done in the amount of time they were there. Even while talking with me they were still doing what they'd come there to do and didn't miss a beat. Each of them had a part in making this very stressful, very sad time easier for me. At some point someone even made me laugh. I call that a win! Hire these guys. They're worth it and then some!"

"The owner did the estimate. We were given a written estimate of $850.00. We paid $90.00 deposit for the move. The men who performed the move were excellent. Nothing was lost or broken and they worked continuously with the exception of one short break and lunch. At the completion of the move I was presented with a bill for $1,163.00. Now I understand that estimates are just that an estimate of cost and there is always some adjustment necessary because I have moved my entire home. However, a difference of over $300 on an estimate $850 I felt was way beyond the norm. I have all of the paperwork which supports everything I am discussing. I called the owner and left a message. He returned my call, I explained my concern, he told me he would, "have to go back and do his homework" and I've never heard from him again."