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All My Sons Moving & Storage

All My Sons Moving & Storage

(13 reviews)

South End

They got it done, and they were entertaining. I'll give them that. Reasonably fast, with estimates…read moreand refunds as well.

We used this moving company and they arrived over three hours late, complained the whole time, were…read moreinappropriate, damaged our furniture, along with the flooring of the previous apartment, and charged us more than originally quoted. My husband and I hired services from All My Sons from our move out of our apartment in New Britain CT to a house in Manchester CT (about 21 mile distance) on August 9, 2026. We were quoted about $1200-1300. We were initially told that the movers would arrive between 8am-9:30am; however, due to a scheduling error on the fault of the dispatchers, the movers did not arrive until about 1pm. This means that it was much hotter at that time of the day than it would have been earlier in the day. Despite us informing the company that our apartment was on the 3rd floor with no elevator, the three movers that came were complaining often about the temperature and that there was no elevator. We provided water but the fact there wasn't an elevator was part of the reason we hired movers in the first place. The movers often remarked on how it should have been a 5-6 man job, that it was so hot, and continued to complain about the dispatchers/ company as a whole. The movers did not use straps on the stairs AND did not use mats when moving furniture, which most likely contributed to the strain that the movers probably felt. However, we had provided that information in advance, so I'm not sure why straps were not present and why they did not use mats when they were available. Also since they decided not to use the mats available, they left scrapes on the floor of the apartment as they took furniture out. In addition, the lead guy was very talkative and was often telling stories of past customers including one story of someone "shaking her a** in his face" and he referred to someone else being a "prostitute". It was so uncomfortable for me that I left the room when he was around. They informed us that they didn't feel comfortable carrying the bed frame down the stairs as a whole and despite initially telling us that they would do disassembly, the lead guy said "I don't think I can convince them to do that" referring to the other two movers who apparently had the tools. This left my husband and I to take apart the bed frame, which they would then carry the parts downstairs. After this, I ultimately left the apartment to go over to the house earlier than the movers or my husband. Once they did leave, my husband began following the truck to the house and passed them when the movers stopped at a convenience store for snacks. Once at the house, the complaints by the movers continued, especially about the company as a whole and that said company "suck balls". In addition, one of the movers made a reference that he shouldn't be in Manchester due to suing the police department, but he still continued to work. There was also another comment from the lead guy that "the stairs never end" even when the house had the air conditioning going and there were less stairs. One of the movers also complained about "not going down into the basement" loud enough for our parents (who were also helping at the house) to hear. We had the boxes and rooms in the house labeled which did make the move in process more pleasant for the movers to know where boxes were going and plus the lead guy stayed mostly in the truck unloading. Unfortunately, parts of the bed frame that had been disassembled were full of scratches and there were parts missing as we tried to put it back together. It took me a while to write this review as I didn't want to revisit the frustration that came with the day. However, as I continue to uncover scratches on furniture going on a month later, I feel obligated to let others know. My job involves working with people and I have job duties that others do not find pleasant to the point where they wouldn't want to do my job. Therefore, I relate to when jobs have difficult conditions; however, the unprofessionalism and complaints I experienced made me very upset. When they charged up more than quoted (about $1514 with a $100 deposit), I just wanted them gone and the experience over with. Looking at the receipt, they also charged $132 for tape, shrink wrap, mirror cartons, and mattress bags that they did not use as all of our belongings besides the bed frame had been fully wrapped or boxed prior to their arrival (including mattress in mattress bag).

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Two Men and a Truck Central Connecticut

(46 reviews)

Very good price overall. Dennis and Lewis were incredibly kind and helpful moving me out of my 1…read morebedroom apartment and into a house 45 minutes away. Everything was handled carefully and they were positive and friendly all day. They wrapped all my furniture, broke down and reassembled my huge/heavy bed, and nailed it on some questionable hallways/corners. No surprises on the final bill, they moved more than I had hoped to expect, and it was very easy to schedule. Thanks guys! Y'all went above and beyond!

****5 stars only for visibility******* Movers showed up to…read moremove 6 items the largest being a couch and coffee table without basic tools. I had to leave and get my own drill so they could remove the couch feet. One mover used my bathroom without asking while the door was closed and valuables were inside. At the new house, they broke my chandelier while bringing the couch upstairs -- we heard the crash. They left without cleaning the broken glass off the stairs. I have 4 dogs in the home; one could have been seriously injured. I hired movers to make this easier as a disabled Marine Corps veteran. Instead, they created more work and a safety hazard. Upon talking to the operations manager Adam Bradshaw, he offered no compensation or apology for the incident that occurred. Update. Upon calling back the number that was provided it lead back to the main office, I was led back to Adam Bradshaw. Who refused to help me any further. When I asked for corporate's number, he said he was not able to give it out but I could look it up ** Update I called the corporate office who also refused to help I've made a charge back on my bank. I tried several times to de escalate the situation with numerous people in the company. It's sad they treat people this way and sad they treated a veteran this way Vets and service members please beware We're under enough stress already Don't let this company add to it Semper Fi Oorah!

Dismiss Clutter

Dismiss Clutter

(2 reviews)

Asylum Hill, West End

We asked Libby to come help us organize our basement and our daughter's room. She was efficient and…read morerespectful. Libby gave us plenty of time to decide what we wanted to keep, throw away, and give away. And she was then able to organize the space in the most useable way. We are so grateful for her work!!

My time with Dismiss Clutter has literally changed by day-to-day life! I live in a small apartment…read moreand have a LOT of stuff. Dismiss Clutter was able to come over, decide what were the most important areas of my apartment to focus on, and really help me sort through everything. She spares no expense of time or effort to make sure she does the job right! Together we pulled everything out of multiple closets and storage spaces, went through what I felt I needed, what I could donate, and what I was ready to part ways with. Then we reorganized everything in a way that just made sense. She was so professional, I never felt like she was judging me for all the things I had stashed away in my closets, or the things I wanted to hold on to. I found so many things I forgot that I even owned! Now I know where to find everything. Moreover, when I have something I need to put away, I now know exactly where to put it thanks to her recommendations and easy-to-follow organization. She has saved me time & energy looking for items I know I own, but can't quite remember where I placed them. Overall, I just feel better and more relaxed being able to look around and see how neat & organized everything is. I definitely recommend Dismiss Clutter to help you sort through all your belongings, organize everything, and get rid of what you don't need (she even takes all your items to donate/recycle herself!). I will certainly be using her services again.

Logic Moving Company

Logic Moving Company

(9 reviews)

This company is one of the best we've ever contracted in 35 years in which we moved at least 15…read moretimes. We were moving to the DC area from New Haven and had a tight timeframe for moving. They were on time on moving day. Charles, the owner was very accommodating to our multiples requests. The staff was always nice and professional. Packing, loading and unloading times estimated by them were very accurate. Most importantly everything arrived to our new home in very good condition. The price was very reasonable and competitive. The quality of the supplies they used was excellent. It would be very hard to beat this team in quality, professionalism and price.

I'm very sad this poor review is necessary; I really wanted this to work out. But, I too, had a…read moresimilar experience as Cheryl and Mario. Charles the owner and his crew are super nice guys. They're awesome. I loved the idea of supporting a young local company working their butts off. And, that they did. They worked hard; it was a long day. But, if you're move is emptying a storage unit, or office equipment, or any space other than a household I'd say these are your guys. Strong, funny, relentlessly hard working, great attitude and commitment. What they are not is competent. If you want them to get near your household furniture and goods, I'm suggesting you find another company. My move did not go smoothly. In the end all of my items did eventually reach my new place but not in the first shot, nor on the same day. In a series of frustrating understandings/mistake what you agree to at one point in the day will not be what happens at another point in the day. All agreements seem to be fluid. When you ask, "what happened?" there's always a "well, such and such came up." Transparently obvious and behind every reason is: poor planning. Whatever Charles' crew thought would work, didn't work. To Charles' defense he did rely on information he received from his crew when he was off site, but the responsibility is still his to accept the crew's misinformation when it doesn't pan out. So, I get it, these are just things that happen and I'm still all for this small company. Our flat agreement of a rate got tossed in the trash; he's gonna pass on his financial errors to me. I say, "no, but I'll split it with you." What am I gonna do?; they still have a truckload of my stuff. I'm from the Midwest where a handshake and agreement is a rock solid bond, anything that's my fault is mine to eat. I'm a freelancer, too. If I misquote, or grossly underestimate, I do not go back to my client. That being said, now I want to mention the household. I have one mid-century piece that I pointed out that I wanted securely blanketed and taken care of and Charles showed up to personally wrap it himself. It travelled well and was unharmed. But then, Charles left. I discussed with his crew a couple of other vintage pieces to be packing-blanket wrapped, also. An Oak filing cabinet, a 1989 Stickley chair and stool, and a 150-year old Shaker rocking chair. They wrapped the filing cabinet and the Stickley chair. 2 out of 4. I watched the rocking chair come off the truck unwrapped at my new place and looked it over - it had one gouge but I wasn't sure if that was there before. Things stacked in the new space and got deep. It was about 11:00 pm and the crew still had a 3 hour drive back, so I did everything I could to tip them and get them on their way. I trusted that they would have told me if anything had been broken. That trust was a mistake. It was about 2 or 3 days later, getting through the stack, when I picked up the Stickley stool. It was broken. Google Stickley furniture and note the price and then note the build. They're built like tanks. I cannot possibly fathom what kind of force it would take to break that stool inside the truck.(see photo) When I asked Charles what he wanted to do about it, he texted, "...the movers confirmed it wasnt done by them and they confirmed before they left." Charles was lied to. Whoever took that stool off the truck made sure it was buried and not to be discovered until later. Charles has offered me $40 to repair the $700 stool. And, I agree with him, it can probably be repaired, but that's not how vintage stays vintage and retains it's worth. This isn't a stool from Ikea. This is an heirloom; it can only be sent back to Stickley to be repaired and that's gonna cost a fortune. I am the third reviewer to point out that Charles does not accept responsibility for his or his crew's errors. He's convinced he does, but, he doesn't. By offering $40 he can sleep at night believing that's integrity and stepping up - it's not. If Charles wishes to do households he should be able to look over a room and spot the Stickley, spot the Shaker, spot the mid-century, spot a real oriental rug, spot the maple and the oak, and tell the difference between Ikea and Henredon. He should be teaching his crew, too. In my experience, he does not have that knack. Now, if you think that I got what I paid for you'd be wrong. Charles' quote was in the range of all the others. I wanted to support him as a small, local business. And, again, I really liked the guy. I specifically said to him when we reviewed all my stuff, that I don't care about the money, I care about the items, so do it right. We agreed to a price and that was that. We both lost, but only one of us is culpable. I cannot recommend Logic for households.

Moving Pieces - movers - Updated October 2026

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