I've stewed on this for the last month or so debating on if I should write this review and I just can't leave it. I used Dirty Deeds 3 years ago moving and had a great experience, and I have recommended them over the years. So when it came to moving again, it was a no brainer for me to use them again & even encouraged my boyfriend to use them for his home in the Denver area as well. What a mistake and fiasco this move turned out to be. This was night and day compared to the move of 3 yrs ago. They did not come to the house to see what I had to move nor did they send me a contract as they did prior. Maybe this should have been my first clue, but I though, okay, times have changed and this is the new Covid way. The price jumped up 3 times what it originally started out being on my place, even when I gave Stefani a list of what I had to move. (Jeremy the owner told my boyfriend he had been in my home to look at , which was a complete lie as I have cameras & knew I never let him in & could see that all he did was drop off a couple of wardrobe boxes to the front porch).... Anyway, the guys moving were nice enough, but they unfortunately got caught up in a day that they were not anticipating. Without the contract or correspondence from Stefani, it was a lot of we can't do this, we can't do that, from the movers, as far as taking anything liquid, standing on a ladder to take things off the shelves in the garage where I had placed boxes to be loaded, we can't take anything with liquid, etc. It seemed to be they couldn't take more things than they could take. I was pressed to try and get more things loaded into my vehicle because of this (lawnmower, outdoor bug lamps, etc, because they had liquid in them). And my fridge, which they knew they were taking, all of a sudden became a big deal to do that. They can't unhook or touch the water line. I had to do that myself then rehook it up at the new house. In the process, of moving my fairly new fridge over, it was scratched and dented up badly, which they only gave me a $50 credit towards my over $1200 moving bill (which started out being around a $600-$800 cost). Now onto my boyfriend. They were moving him about 3 days later up to the new house. They had him scheduled, went down to Brighton and the movers told him that they only had a short period of time to move him as they had another job scheduled in an hour and a 1/2. His job had been scheduled for close to a month. Who schedules a moving job and then schedules another one on top of it when you know that it will take some time to load the truck and it will take an hour anyway to drive back up to Fort Collins. That is insance. My boyfriend told them so, and the movers said that they had to do what they had to do. They dropped the sofa there on the front sidewalk, closed the back of the moving truck and left. We were left scrambling to find another mover then to move his house belongings up here. Thankfully, we did the next day and they were wonderful. Colorado's Best Movers came over looked at all his items, he got a contract, they wrapped his items before loading and it was a far cry from Dirty Deeds (and much cheaper) even with moving from a different City. I know of other businesses that have used Dirty Deeds in the past and no longer use them and I wondered why at the time, and I guess now I know why. Sad that they took this turn, but I can say I will never ever recommend them again. I work in the real estate and property management field, so I do look for good customer service and businesses that I can rely on to provide a great service to my clients. I can say they definately lost a good customer here. read more