I called Kevin after Lowe's came to install a new washer and dryer only to damage my walls, stairs,…read moreappliances and then tell me they couldn't get either into my basement and left them sitting in my living room. Kevin came within the week with one other guy and carefully got them both downstairs into my basement. They protected my walls and appliances. Quick and reasonably priced, I will be using them in a few months for my real move.

I wanted a quote, they asked for more information. before I could even answer they sent me a quote…read morefor almost double anyone else. do not recommend.

The guys were really nice and did a great job. They had to go up and down three flights of stairs…read moreboth in the old apt and the new one. Super troopers. I'd definitely recommend Affordable Moving solutions

I cannot say enough good things about this company. From the moment they showed up (right on time)…read moreto the moment they left my new place, they were nothing but professional, polite, efficient, communicative, and hard working. I knew my items were being safely taken care of as they packed the truck. I will definitely be using and recommending this stellar company to anyone who is looking for the best moving company in the STL area! Thank you for making my move so easy!

In the midst of a major home remodel, I needed to find a charity to pick up some large pieces of…read moresolid wood bedroom furniture (nice stuff -- not junk). Having shopped from time to time at their local thrift stores, St. Vincent de Paul immediately came to mind. I spoke with their very friendly phone attendant, who took my information and gave it to another person in their scheduling department. That person called me a couple of hours later to set up the delivery date. I explained that the furniture was large and very heavy, and that it was important that it be picked up that day because contractors were coming the next day to replace the flooring in that room. I was told that their drivers cannot take furniture up and down stairs, and I asked if they could take it out the back door, since it walks out to the backyard with no stairs. She assured me that they could. The night before the expected pickup, I hadn't heard from anyone regarding what time they would pick up the furniture, so I called to find out. The phone attendant checked the records and said that the drivers would be at my home between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. By 10 a.m. they still had not arrived. Shortly thereafter I received a call saying they would be at my home between 10 and 12. The drivers arrived a few minutes before noon and promptly told me that unless they could drive their large truck into my backyard, they would not take the furniture because it was too heavy and too big. They also claimed that no one told me that they would be there between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., and that the person who set the appointment should not have told me that they would take the furniture out the back door. They were coming from a mindset of "no," while I was trying to figure out a way to get the furniture on the truck for them. I even offered to lug it to their truck on their dolly myself and they refused. I asked if my husband could come home and help me move the furniture to the driveway for them and they refused to wait 15 minutes -- even though they had kept me waiting for four hours. I asked if they would come back at the end of their route if I could get it to the driveway, and they said, "Maybe we will and maybe we won't." Lastly, I had a few smaller pieces of furniture and a couple of boxes of office supplies in the driveway, which they complained about taking because I hadn't included the boxes of office supplies when I told the scheduler what I'd be donating. I asked them to return those items to me and I would give them to another charity, and they refused to take them off their truck. As they drove away, I stopped them to ask where my receipt was and they said it was in the house. I told them not to come back. I have called St. Vincent de Paul twice to complain about their drivers' behavior, and they have refused to return my phone calls. The experience left me in a terrible position, with contractors coming the next morning and no way to move the furniture out of my bedroom by myself. Fortunately, the flooring guys were nice enough to move it to the garage for me, and the American Kidney Fund is coming to pick it up next week. I have seen other reviews of their thrift stores with negative comments regarding the quality of their donated goods. My experience on the donation side might explain why.

This review is about their Ballwin location which i would frequently visit through the years. When…read morethe first opened this place was awesome, they had a very clean store and was well staffed and everyone was friendly. HOWEVER the past year ive gone less and less, this place has changed for the worse. The staff there is often rude and inconsiderate. Most of the time they make you feel like its there way or the highway. I asked one manager if he'd take less of a sofa to have him tell me "if you want it that bad youll pay my price" Second i wont donate here everytime ive been up in the last 3 months the staff has been short on the dock or nobody is there. I took my good to Savers to have someone great me and take my stuff. Honestly this place has slipped alot and its a shame it use to be great now its just a rude staffed junkyard