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"The moved a piano for me! Great communication and very quick and careful."

"Went very well, smooth, no damage to anything. Since it was over three years ago I don't remember how much I paid."

"I cannot say enough great things about All Service Moving—and ESPECIALLY Rico and Reyes, who were absolute lifesavers for my last-minute move. After another moving company bailed on me the day before my scheduled move, All Service swooped in and saved the day. Rico and Reyes showed up EARLY, upbeat, and ready to tackle the challenge—even with super heavy furniture that usually requires a 4-person crew. Somehow, the two of them handled everything like pros without a single scratch or ding—on the furniture or either home. What really stood out was how personable, kind, and thoughtful they were. They moved quickly and efficiently, knowing I was paying by the hour, but never once sacrificed care or quality. They were kind to my mom (who was helping me out), and so sweet to my two dogs too. If you’re planning a move, ask for Rico and Reyes by name. They went above and beyond, and I want their team to know what a fantastic job they did. They deserve every bit of recognition. 100% recommend."

"Luis was hired to move my piano. What a fiasco. First, it was rescheduled the day before. Next, it wasn't Luis who came to move my piano. It was two guys that he hired on Craigslist. They said he has hired them for other jobs before. They did not have an enclosed truck but had borrowed grandpa's truck. No ramp, no tarp (it was raining). They went to the store to get a tarp. Gone more than an hour. Came back and couldn't figure how to get piano down the steps and then into the back of the truck. My 70 year old sister was out in the rain helping them and instructing them on how to maneuver down the steps and lift it up. THEY HAD NEVER MOVED A PIANO DOWN STEPS BEFORE, although the job description clearly mentioned steps. It was a 3-hour process. Then, it took them another 3 hours to get to the destination. The good news is, the piano made it there. But I would never recommend hiring this person. Not a professional. I did send him a message with my concerns and he did not respond. "

"The 2 people who actually showed up were professional, although they arrived very late, which I attribute to three poor management. I was quoted 3 guys for 8 hours, and only 2 showed up. They attempted to overcharge me the original quote. Long story short, Tower contracted a local company and did a poor job of handing over the job."

"The team at FF&E was outstanding and flexible during my move. I had a lot of stuff a short time period to move and considerable travel between the move. The team led up by Phil Boris cold not have done better. On-Time, proficient and professional. I had no problems and wold recommend them to anyone if you need to move anything."

"In spite of numerous negative reviews about Move Quick, Inc., I opted to hire this company for my move from West Virginia to Los Angeles. I spoke to Phillip, the manager/owner, who convinced me that the posted complaints had been resolved and were exaggerations. However, I, too, was subjected to an exaggerated low bid in order to snag my business. I, too, experience problems with the pick up and the delivery dates. The movers were a day late in arriving, then quoted me a 67% increase in price, from $3,100 to $5,200. BUT I was stuck. The company already had my deposit money. Also, I was charged for one flight of stairs and an exaggerated inaccurate measurement of my front door to the truck. I had been told there was no fee for one flight. I had provided exact measurements for the items in my two rooms of furniture. True, I had 51 boxes instead of 40 but that did not warrant such an increase in price, 67% almost $2,000. Delivery was also problematic. I had told Move Quick, Inc. that I would be at my new home 25 days after the pick up, October 30, 2019. That should have been more than enough time for any truck to drive cross country. They made me wait until December 4, 2020, a total of 25 days to drive 2,400 miles. I made the drive solo in 5 days. Communication with the company once they have your money is near to impossible. It took threats and 6 days for Philip to respond. He then provided an insignificant $75 discount. My recommendation: go with a larger company than can provide an accurate estimate and deliver within a reasonable time. Also, use a company that uses the industry standard of moving cost based on the weight of your items. Don’t let Phillip tell you his method of charging based on volume is better. No one else does this, for a reason. Other estimates I had received were in the $3,700 range.I should have Booked Elsewhere!”"

"like to start out by saying that Art's son and 2 other men showed up and they were very polite and courteous. They were very hard workers and had some pretty heavy furniture to move. They carefully wrapped items in wrap and blankets. We were so impressed with how hard they worked that we bought them lunch and tipped each of them $60. They did leave some scratches on my Ethan Allen dining table but I did not mention that to the owner because I ended up having more serious issues to complain about. First of all they lost 2 legs that belong to a 4 legged chair. As requested by them we moved our own valuables including my jewelry box which had my solid 14-karat gold college ring in it. Unfortunately, I did not heed the advice in the contract and did not lock it up. I noticed after the guys left that the ring was missing. My husband and I searched the entire jewelry box and surrounding areas to see to see if it could have fallen out. My jewelry box has a special ring holder and none of the other rings were missing (costume jewelry). We immediately called Art and he acted like he took it seriously and he said he would check into the missing items and call us back. We didn't hear back from him for a couple of days so we called him back. He said he was on a move and check on it when he got back. We waited several days and no word so my husband called him today. He said no one had taken my ring and they had no reason to because each of the guys were paid $240 for the 12 hour move! (not including our tip) Really? $20 and hour to bust your behind in 95 degree weather and that's high pay? Then he informs me that they found 2 of the chair legs with no offer to pay for the replacement of the other 2. I said but we need 4! I told him I was going to give him a bad review and he starts raising his voice at me that he can't help it that 2 legs got lost in a blanket! It was THEIR blanket! Then he tells me he's sending his lawyer over here with the worthless 2 chair legs! Then he proceeds to brag and go on and on about all the millionaires he's moved and never had a complaint about anything. And his wife starts screaming in the background "call your lawyer ma'am!" Then they tried to call us back several times AFTER THE WIFE IS SCREAMING FOR ME TO CALL MY LAWYER. Excuse me ma'am, but when you tell someone to call your lawyer you are telling them you do not want any further personal contact with them. So you don't call them anymore. My husband texted them that he did not want any lawyer coming over here. He received a text stating that was understood and to have a good day. If I ever find that ring I will profusely apologize and revise my review but there's still no excuse the the missing chair legs and no offer for reimbursement and his wife screaming."