We had a very good experience with this moving company. Three movers arrived and got straight to…read morework, they completed the job quickly and efficiently while still being careful with everything they handled. All of our items were transported safe and sound without any damage. The team was professional, polite, and respectful throughout the entire process, which made a stressful day much easier:) Highly recommend their services if you're looking for a reliable and hardworking crew!

the guys were awesome, fast and efficient with moving my things out of a 3rd floor apartment to a…read morestorage unit. they took great care to move two delicate large pieces I care about and did a nice job. I would definitely hire them again.

This crew goes above and beyond any movers we've ever used at a competitive price. Very…read moreprofessional and helpful with all phases of our move. Would highly recommend to anyone who wants their move done) in a very professional manner.

This is the 3rd time we've used Abram and his team. Each time has been a great experience from…read morestart to finish. Abram and his team are professional, courteous, communicative, honest and extremely hardworking. Everything was handled with care. They were able to move a commercial grade treadmill now 2 separate times. They go above and beyond. Highly recommend.

A year later I have used these guys for another move (and will use them again in July) and my…read moreprevious review stands. When you trust a company with literally all of your possessions, you want to make sure they are good at what they do. Ken and K were once again professional, punctual, efficient, and took great care of my stuff. I cannot recommend these movers enough!

Moovze team !! Dmitry, Mike, and Darius were fantastic. They were fast, reliable, and handled…read moreeverything with care. I was really impressed with their professionalism and efficiency. I'd absolutely use them again and highly recommend their service

The TL;DR version: SMP is simply AMAZING! I never imagined my long-distance move could be this…read morequick, smooth, and stress-free!! The detailed version: I was super stressed out about the move before booking: I had a lot on my plate, and reading about scary moving experiences online didn't help at all. So I did my homework carefully: (a) Check Yelp: get a shortlist of movers with good reviews (I read the negative reviews on purpose and see whether what was mentioned was really a problem with the movers, or just things beyond anyone's control, or sheer ranting...). (b) Check each and every candidate mover in the FMCSA database (https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/protect-your-move/select-mover): see if they are legit and have zero customer complaints (NOT all of those on my shortlist was authorized to do the job - scary!) (c) Getting a quote: I submitted quote requests for three finalists. One of them took almost a week to get back to me. The other asked so many questions online that I almost gave up filling out the form. SMP's online form was very brief - that's just another benefit of flat-rate prices. For my move from Philly to Chapel Hill, SMP also has the best listing price (the flat-rate one listed on their website), AND the peace of mind knowing there's not going to be any hidden fees is invaluable, too! So that's how I decided to try to work with SMP. (***I "try" because I am well aware of the fact that (a) this is peak moving season and (b) my intended move date was only TWO WEEKS away!) I communicated with Nate via email throughout the entire process - the responses were always nice and clear, and definitely as prompt as one could expect from an owner of a busy moving company at this time of the year (and often really swift by any other standards)! Then comes the loading day! We scheduled for 12:30 pm, and Nate and his crew showed up 20 minutes early with a magnificent truck. The guys were super professional, and I was left with an empty studio within 25 minutes!!! (Tip: having everything packed up and ready to go beforehand really helps. Yes, packing is painful and chaotic, but that gives one all the more reason NOT to do that with people waiting...) The original plan was to load on the afternoon of Day 1, the unload on the morning of Day 3. But Nate told me after loading whether they might be able to unload early on Day 2 because the preceding moving project seems nice and small. Of course I happily accepted - and they did arrive at 7pm on Day 2!! This time it's just Nate and Tony, but they still had the job done in UNDER AN HOUR!!! (And they accept Venmo as a form of payment - so convenient!) I'm 90% done with unpacking and everything (including my guitar, my two giant and heavy boxes of electronics, and that cheap little shoe shelf that I carelessly half-wrapped in a padded plastic bag) is in perfect condition! Nate and Tony were also extra careful when placing boxes on the floor at my brand new apartment. If someone told me I could be this happy and thrilled after a long-distance move on a hot and humid summer day, I would never believed him/her. But Nate and his team at SMP truly lived up to their name and offered a SMOOTH and PROFESSIONAL moving experience! I would highly recommend them to everyone I know!

They sure aren't smooth at scheduling. I reached out to them with full pick-up drop-off locations…read moreand full inventory list on May 13. They quoted me the next day. I then asked how to move forward - no answer for three days. On the third day I asked again if someone could please reach out and tell me the next steps and the reply, the next day was that they wanted to know my destination and inventory (ummmm you were given that originally). I again gave the destination pickup/drop off and full inventory list. That was three days ago, no response. Honestly, how can you be a reputable company when you don't respond to client requests? If the job was something they didn't/couldn't do, the least they could do is tell you instead of ignoring you. If this is how they respond in the beginning then how are they going to be with managing your move? Danger, danger Will Robinson.

Great pricing and good movers who knew how to maneuver big furniture and their packing skills were…read moreimpressive. but if you need items disassembled and re-assembled, they don't show up with their own tools. So if you hire them... don t pack up your tools too early.

Contract was sketchy. Will not hire them. Too many opportunities for these guys to charge more than…read morethe estimated price.

We found Freedom Movers through a mail flyer and decided to give them a try. They are a small…read morefamily owned company with personalized service. Randy is the owner and was great to work with. His team was polite and professional. The move went very smoothly and nothing got damaged or broken. His price was reasonable and less than competitors. Would definitely recommend.

USE FREEDOM MOVERS AT YOUR OWN PERIL. I've been putting off this review for quite a while hoping…read morethat the owners would make good on their promises but that has not come to pass. I hired Randy and Christine of Freedom Movers to move us from Pennsylvania to Florida in late April 2022. Randy came out and did the estimate. Super nice guy, very personable, but it turns out that was all a façade and he does not tell the truth and he's unreliable. . His team of movers were super nice guys. Showed up on time. Worked their butts off all day long and packed the trucks without complaint. Respectful and clean. They get five stars and we're all tipped $100 on both sides of the move. Randy assured us that anything that got broken on the move would be immediately replaced and that he had never had an insurance claim in the history of this company. He said he would make good if there was an issue. Well lo and behold the guys came to unload in Florida and my $2800 flatscreen TV was destroyed, two lamps was completely destroyed, and there was a big chunk out of our credenza. There were other issues smaller as well and we called Randy on the spot and let him know. He said that he wanted his crew to take the television and broken lamps back with him and that he would send out a furniture repair expert to fix the credenza. He said the television was such a high expense that he was gonna put the whole thing through to his insurance company and that it might take about eight weeks to straighten out. I took him at his word and gave him the grace to get it straightened out however I never heard from him again. He's never once initiated a phone call to us to let us know what's going on. And now he's not returning phone calls or emails. Also Randy said he would haul away from our old house, some junk that we were needing to dispose of. Assured us he would pick it up the afternoon after the trucks pulled away. Days later it was all still there and after numerous phone calls he finally did come and pick it up. This company does not do good business. The owner does not tell the truth and if your possessions get destroyed...tough.

All My Sons and the movers - Bill, Justin, and Thomas- made my move simple. The process was a…read morebreeze from the first call asking for an estimate to the pre-move inventory and the day of the move. The drivers were prompt, and a little early, they worked quickly and with care and were friendly throughout the entire move. Unequivocally, I would recommend them.

My experience with All My Sons Moving (32 Coles Ave, Cherry Hill Township, NJ and All My Sons…read moreCorporate Office in Texas) has been the worst service experience I have ever had, and their public ratings across major platforms reflect exactly why so many customers report similar issues. Across multiple review sites, this company consistently scores poorly: * Google: Approximately 3.9 stars, with thousands of reviews * Yelp: Approximately 1.5-2 stars, with a long history of complaints * Better Business Bureau (BBB): 1.97 stars across more than 1,000 customer reviews, despite being "accredited" These ratings are not a coincidence -- they mirror the exact problems I experienced. Please don't take the chances that I did and use this company. You'll be very sorry. I hired All My Sons for what should have been a simple, professionally handled move within Pennsylvania. Instead, the company sent a crew from their New Jersey branch, and from the moment they arrived, the situation was unacceptable. The movers smelled strongly of weed, and the odor was so overwhelming that it transferred onto my belongings, the moving blankets, and into my home. Despite being quoted $1,500 for a move that originally included far more items than we ultimately needed moved, the crew stalled for hours, took an unreasonable amount of time to get set up, and barely worked. They attempted to charge us $200 per hour for 12 hours to move fewer than ten pieces of furniture and no boxes--time that was inflated entirely due to their own lack of productivity. They even took apart furniture unnecessarily, removing every screw they could find, and then struggled to reassemble anything, which appeared to be a deliberate tactic to keep the clock running. To make matters worse, they forced us to pay immediately before unloading the furniture, even though the job was nowhere near complete and their performance had already been unacceptable. They refused to allow me to inspect my furniture after they brought it in. They were holding my furniture in their truck until I provided the person on the phone with a credit card to pay for the move. By 10 p.m., exhausted and frustrated, we had no choice but to let them leave. My husband and I ended up moving most of the furniture ourselves, unwrapping and assembling items they were supposed to handle. The next day, we had to take two cars and make multiple trips just to move basic items like totes and clothing bags--items we specifically hired them to move. Damage Discovered - In daylight, the true extent of the damage became clear. The movers had: * Drilled holes through three credenzas, including over ten holes on the wrong side of two of them * Split a 500+ lb wooden and marble credenza by placing it on its side on a dolly instead of carrying it properly * Stained my couch * Broken a $1,500 art piece * Scratched $1,200 chairs Their lack of training and care was obvious, and their behavior raised serious concerns about whether they were under the influence while handling our property. Claims Process & Geoff Burgess I filed a claim for nearly $10,000 in damages, providing receipts, photos, and videos--evidence the company was aware of from the moment the damage occurred. Since my move at the end of December, I have been going back and forth with All My Sons for months. It is now March, and they have: * Refused to settle * Refused to explain their employees' behavior * Refused to address the lack of training or drug testing * Refused to replace or compensate me for the extensive damage The claims representative, Geoff Burgess, has been a complete roadblock. He: * Refuses to review any of the material proof * Refuses to provide documentation * Refuses to acknowledge the severity of the damage * Blocks any attempt to escalate the issue I even tried going to his supervisor and to customer service, and no one will do anything. Every path leads back to Geoff, who simply repeats the same scripted denial. Their final response was that their insurance would only cover $644 under "limited liability," and they refused to refund the $1,500 I paid for the move. The local NJ operations manager initially told me he would speak with his partner and call me back. He never did. I have texted him multiple times and left a voicemail with no response except to speak Geoff in claims. The company also refuses to let customers speak directly with their executive team, forcing all communication through an internal division that shields them from accountability. I even tried reaching out on LinkedIn to the chief customer officer of all my sons in their corporate office in Texas. Conclusion - This company's behavior is unacceptable, and their pattern of ignoring customers, denying valid claims, and hiding behind internal processes is exactly why they have low ratings on Google, Yelp, and the Better Business Bureau. I wish I had looked more closely at those reviews before hiring them. Don't make this mistake!

BMX is a fabulous moving company. The we professional, no stress, and cared for my things.read more

I highly recommend BFX. Steve and his crew is very professional, and communication is very quick…read moreand efficient. I hired BFX to move very heavy woodworking equipment out of our basement. BFX had the proper equipment/tools (and muscles!) to move the equipment up a steep set of stairs. BFX's quote was competitive and fair. You will not be disappointed if you hire BFX!

MOVERS STOLE valuable items from an area they were even told to go to. Left the area a total mess…read moreclearly rummaged through. Boxes and bags ripped open. Owner, Bobby, took no responsibility and recommended we call the police. Also damaged antiques while moving. Extremely unprofessional and infuriating to deal with after the fact. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.

Suburban Solutions did a solid job of helping me move on relatively short notice. The house I was…read moreplanning to move into fell through a few days before the move, but SS were very flexible when my plans changed. They also did a good job of providing information up front to prepare me for the move itself and give me an estimate of costs. All of my stuff arrived at my new place, and none of it was damaged. That's a big plus. The two guys who helped me move were a pleasure to work with, and they worked quickly and efficiently. 2 relatively minor issues kept me from giving them 5 stars. Issue 1) One of the movers tried to pile a bunch of boxes (most of which said fragile) on a handcart. The other mover cautioned him about stacking too high, and the guy just laughed it off. As he started to push the cart, the boxes almost went over. I had to throw my bodyweight against the boxes to keep them upright until he could fix the imbalance. It was a rookie mistake that put my stuff at risk. Issue 2) In emails before the move, Suburban Solutions said they'd arrive at my house between 1:30-2:30 pm. On the day of the move, I got a call at 8 am saying they were an hour away. We were able to get everything done despite the early arrival, but it added a bit of stress to the move. I would use Suburban Solutions again for a future move.

Quoted by Linda ,in front office, on 3 separate occasions including the day before to firm up the…read moreappt., 145/hr, after the job was done Mr. Broderick attempted to upcharge me 199/hr. 2. I bought shrink wrap and moving blankets. I asked for several items to be wrapped w/ blanket and shrink including an antique desk. It Never got wrapped or protected; it now has a 1.5" nick in one of the legs. 3. Mr. Broderick complained about the amount of possessions I had. I would think that would mean job security, sir, non?

Time for the truth . The bill for clean out was more than twice the amount quoted ! They are decent…read morefor moving , but boy do they up charge for clean out ! Jim kept telling me how they have been in business for many years , they lowballed a rate for us and then charged us a humongous amount after the clean out was done ! Dumpster fee was $800 and they did not even bring the dumpster, they claimed they will be taking stuff to the dumpster! Then an unknown charge of 2x $159 for taking it to the dumpster! Moving can be emotional, they certainly know that . I was certainly in shock to see the bill ,Will not use them again and will not recommend them . There are many more truthful movers !! These guys do not take credit cards , want money upfront and have hidden costs !