ALL AMERICAN MOVING
About us
Our business was established in 1990, located in San Antonio, Texas. We pride ourselves in providing customers with high-quality moving and professional service. Providing good service means taking the time to listen. We will work with you every step of the way to make sure you receive the services you need. Our business is customer-oriented, and we maintain strict confidentiality with your information. ADDITIONAL CONTACT PHILLIP MORENO. LICENSE US DOT #: 1613248, MC # 596420 & TX DOT#: 006240014C. WILL DELIVER TO ENTIRE AREA.
Business highlights
Services we offer
CORPORATE MOVING, FULL SERVICE LOCAL AND NATIONWIDE MOVING & SELL ALL PACKING SUPPLIES & MATERIALS., LOADING RENTAL TRUCKS, PACKING, UNLOADING RENTAL TRUCKS
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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75% | ||
13% | ||
3% | ||
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6% |
"I would like to say that it is regrettable that you suffered all the damages you did on your move by improper loading techniques by the company you hired in Colorado. However, the phone with the pictures did not belong to me or my company. I made every effort to acquire the pictures but to no avail as the phone was lost by my nephew who owned the phone. That being said, giving my company all B's and one D for professionalism is hardly justification for giving me an all around D score as you were happy on how we handled your unload and you repeadedly expressed this to me and my crew. Finding a good mover is increasingly hard to find since most are staffed with laborers and lumpers with little or no experience. I am proud of the quality of work that we provide for customers, and giving us an overal D is not representative of the work and professionalism that we showed you. You unfairly based this OVERALL D simply for the reason that I was unable to acquire the pictures you needed for you claim against the OTHER MOVER. I want to take the time to stress to other would be customers that you get what you pay for in the moving business. You tried to cut corners by using ABF to transfer your goods and then hire movers just to load and then movers to unlaod. Though this would seem cost effective as the price is much cheaper, when damages result assigning liability is going to be difficult since three different companies are involved. Often times any cost savings from using a third party shipper translates into no savings at all."
"We are sorry that you were unhappy with the service you received Member, However, you presented us with a budgetary constraint of $400. Despite that, we moved everything you requested, and left what you instructed to leave behind. We were not to do any packing so naturally we are not going to show up with packing supplies. I can certainly understand that you haven't moved in 30 years and lots of stuff accumulates in that time but I think the problem was that the majority of packing was not done prior to our arrival and packing was not part of the agreement. Unfortunately, things have to be packed up in order for them to be moved. By any standards, it is unreasonable to assume that we would show up with supplies, pack your entire house, and move the entire contents of your home to two locations with a budgetary constraint of $400.00. We accomodated you by adding the extra stop with out charging you. When keeping the time with in that budget constraint, we have to consider the time it takes to unload and drive time between locations. In addition, with regard to the sofa sleeper, every moving company in this city charges extra for this item due to its weight and the liability involved with moving them. Furthermore, you had a stair level which makes it even harder to move the sofa. A normal charge for this is $150.00. You were only charged $25.00 in an effort to further accomodate you. Finally this charge is disclosed on your contract that you signed before we do any work so that you can elect not to move it should you decide. I can't see how much more we could have done for you. Our crew was polite, fast (super fast due to your time constraint i.e budget), and accomodating, in addition to careful, uniformed, and we performed your move without any damages to your furniture or your house. Its regretable that you chose to leave this important information out of your negative evaluation of our company. When its time to move again, I can only suggest that you be more prepared and forthcoming with your mover for their sake and yours."
"We are sorry for the miscommunication member. I think the problem lies in the terminology used when we set up the move. Packing and wrapping up furniture items are two distinctly different services. When I said we would wrap everything up I was referring to wrapping up furniture with moving pads so that things dont get damaged during shipping. When you asked if we could wrap everything up, I assumed that was what you were referring to. You didnt ask for packing services so we were not prepared to offer that service. Unfortunately we need advance notice to order packing supplies for a move, so on moving day we were not expecting to provide that service. I tried to gather what little supplies we had on hand and therefore go to your home and pack up what we could. I apologize for any inconvenience the miscommunication may have caused."
We did not discover the chair was missing until all items were unloaded. Due to the poor planning for trucks our HHG's were jammed into every crevice available resulting in extensive damage to several items. When I complained Mr. Moreno said he was imposing a 10% penalty for excessive entry level into the house. In AAM's contract they note such a penalty but they do not define what constitutes an excessive level and it states that such penalties but be agreed to by both parties prior to work being performed. Mr. Moreno did not discuss a penalty until the work was almost completed.
When we discovered that some items, including the chair, were missing and complained about the broken items he said he said he would not ship them until the 10% penalty was paid. I filed a complaint with the DOT, but got little results because they said they were overwhelmed with complaints. As a result I sued AAM in the District Court of Etowah County, AL and won every count of my case. AMM was to pay a $1,500 penalty to me and return the dining room chair. They returned the dining room chair, but sent it COD and have not paid any of the penalty payments. I will have to pursue further legal action to recover the court ordered settlement.
A further complication was Mr. Moreno underestimated the heat and humidity in Alabama in July with the result being he only sent three workers to unload who were not physically fit. The unloading process took twice the time forecasted by Mr.Moreno and was only complete with the help of my family members. The workers for AMM were cordial and wanted to be helpful, but showed disgust with the poor planning of Mr. Moreno.
I would urge any potential clients of AMM to be cautious during negotiations and require Mr. Moreno to define the criteria for any potential penalty charges before the work is performed.
"Hello member, I apologize that your move didn't go as you would have liked and had it been brought to my attention I could have resolved any issues. Your contract indicates that we started the clock 10:15 am arrival time. We prorate in half hour increments to the next half hour so this would explain you being billed to 1:15pm instead of 1pm. I apologize if you felt we were trying to collect prematurely, however, it is company policy prescribed by federal and state law, that movers collect prior to job completion at the final destination. This information is in bold print on your contract. This is done, or should be, by all movers licensed in the state of Texas. It is not something that was done arbitrarily toward you. My men should never ask for a tip unless a customer asks them if they should be tipped. It's against our company policy to ask for a tip. Our movers do appreciate a tip for a job well done but it is always up to the customer to initiate a tip. If you have any other concerns please feel free to contact at (210) 889-0707."
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