The individual crew members worked in a professional and respectful manner. They were punctual, responsive to my requests, and did their best to ensure the move went smoothly. However, there was an incident in which 3 areas on our faux leather sectional was rubbed during transit causing some of the material to be scraped off. All three pieces where shrink wrapped by the movers but it was apparent the friction from the floor of the truck caused the shrink wrap to disintegrate; thus damaging the exposed couch surface. I understand things happen and this is a risk of moving whether it is completed by you, your family, friends, or a professional service. However, when you pay for a service you expect a prompt response and a fair resolution. Those in the market for a moving company should ask up front how damages, if any, are resolved. Don't just take "we are insured" and move on. For this particular company you are required to spend time checking off a list stating each piece of furniture being moved is without a mark or document exactly what is wrong in detail. Remember, you are being charged $200.00 for the first hour and $100.00 per hour thereafter (that was our cost). This means you and one crew member complete the check off list while the other crew members do ... well, I don't know. Or, you can forfeit the check off list and get started feeling confident you hired professional movers so everything should go fine. If not, then there is the "being insured" as the back up plan. Either way, you will pay if an incident occurs. I would also like to point out there were no ramps used so that means dollies were taken over thresholds. With that being said, there were very few times they had to go with this method and no damage to our floors occurred. Again, after our move, there were 3 places on our faux leather couch that was not present prior to the move. I pointed out the damage at the time of the move, and pictures where obtained by one of the crew members, and I was told to contact the office on Monday. I paid approximately $800.00 when the move was completed even though there was damage with the expectation some sort of restitution and accountability would occur. However, it did not. The move was completed on 9/10/16 and I did not receive a phone call from the owner, Dean Roberts, until 9/24/16 with a visit to our home to inspect the damaged property on 9/26/16. When I brought this to his attention he told me he was out of town and busy. Prior to his arrival for the inspection he had several excuses as to why the damage could not have occurred; for example, "in my experience, damage like this does not happen on short moves across town", it's not a new couch so it could have already been there, and it has been moved once; all before seeing the couch or getting all information needed to make an informed decision. I had told one of the movers the sectional had been moved from Florida but the current damage was not present after that move. I had nothing to hide so there was no reason to keep this information confidential. However, it proved to have given Mr. Roberts one more reason not to take accountability. Ultimately, he decided his crew was not responsible and no restitution was offered. Of note, if the sofa had been new and just delivered to our old address, he may have considered the damage as possibly being a result of the current move which contradicts his previous statement of "this type of damage is not typical with moves across town". Mr. Robert's professionalism is lacking and I am not sure how long he will be in business with his lack of punctuality, respect, and business sense. Instead of apologizing and offering some sort of resolution, he made it clear he did not feel the damage was his crew's fault. We had another move scheduled with his company for 10/8/16 and intended on keeping it because we liked the crew members and felt they would be more careful with the next move. Mr. Roberts gave up a job/move (approximately $700-800) just to get out of accepting some accountability for the most recent move. If it had been my business, I would have offered one to two hundred dollars off the next move. Or, at the very least, submitted a claim to the insurance carrier and let it be handled that way. In addition, he asked one of his crew members if he felt they were at fault. Of course I interjected and requested the employee not answer as dragging him into the middle of our disagreement was not fair to him. Exactly how would one answer that question if they wanted to protect their job? I am not a fan of the owner and definitely do not recommend his company to anyone looking for moving services. However, I would like to say thank you to the three crew members who completed the move for their professionalism, respect, and trying their best to be careful with our property. To be fair, I would like to disclose I do not have any proof the damage was not there prior to the move so it is my word against his. I also take full responsibility for declining the walk through checklist to ensure there was no damage to my property prior to the move.