3rd Coast Moving LLC

I called them and there were very professional and they come across really good. They didnt show up on several appointments. I ended up calling a competitor, and all of a sudden the company called me and said the truck is on their way. They said they would bring two trucks and only charge me for one due to the inconvenience. They are very unprofessional, they did a lousy job, and it took forever. We were unloading up until 3am in the morning. I had to ask them to come back the next day. They said they would be able to come out a couple days later. They had lost some of my items and did a lot of damage. This is the worst company I have ever dealt with.

I was not impressed with 3rd Coast Moving even during the quoting process up front, and I'm glad I followed my instinct to hire a different mover. It had became clear there would likely be more waiting and wondering for me than actual moving going on, if I went any further with 3rd Coast. I felt that Damian made a certain effort, but ultimately was inconsistent and unfair; in fact he applied a certain kind of pressure to close the sale during what I think was our first telephone call. I believe the customer should not be placed under that kind of pressure ? it doesn't support an impression of professional competence; in other words the feeling was that he was desperate to do the move. I also found some negative reviews online ? so look around; apparently I'm not the only one. Either Damian's not a very good communicator, or he communicates more accurately than serves him well, in terms of instilling confidence in the customer. As I mentioned it felt like if I continued any further there would be a lot of speculation day-to-day on when the movers would actually arrive to get started. And who needs that? Not me, and I'm hoping not you, either. It's not like the estimated price was any (or much) better than the competition's, anyway. I recommend you keep looking for a mover, and follow your gut hunch! I've moved several times in my life, and I've learned that the way the quoting and communication process goes up front in the planning stage, is pretty close to how the actual move will go.