I don't know what has happened with service these days but male worker this company sent had the…read moreworst attitude. I am an older woman I had made this reservation and apparently did not estimate how many trash can type carriers I needed so I asked the worker if he could please give me an estimate-he told me that wasn't his job and said it in such a flippant way, he was rude and disrespectful. So I called the company and was given a voicemail to leave a message. I don't know many businesses that want to pay to be blatantly disrespected but if you do this is the place for you. Otherwise find another company.

These are my new shred guys. They were nice and helpful…read more My first time there they asked me to drive out back. The office guy(I think he was a manager or owner) helped me unload my boxes. Empty everything into a big trash container(like the ones we put out on trash day). A big delivery-like truck(locked back) with an odd elevator-like extension on the side(like a camper extension) which pulls the trash can up. It's great for $7 a box (12"x12").

Overall had a good experience. I had to go for a passport photo and they were able to help! It took…read morea little longer than anticipated but I think there was an issue with the camera that was resolved. The guy helping me made sure my photo met government guidelines for passport photos and was the correct size. I got the exact picture I needed for my new passport and was off. I noticed they do a whole variety of packaging and shipping options. Looks like a great place to bring care packages that are needing to be sent. Since I only used their passport photo services I can't speak to anything else, but if you are in the area and need a new photo I recommend going here!

I had to ship something oversea to Taiwan, the owner Rich was very helpful, he explained the…read moreoptions and helped me choose the best deal on shipping. He also helped me repackage my box to make sure it will arrive safely. The shop looks like a high class boutique, and everyone so helpful. Definitely will referral all my friends there.

This definitely is a great place for anyone looking for crafting supplies. Especially fabric,…read morethread, and paint. The prices are affordable and I was able to grab a few things at a good price. I was expecting more variety in supplies. But it's all donation based so why would all the good stuff be donated lol. Take a look if you're in the area!

This is every crafters dream! I crochet a ton so I stopped by to check out the yarn selection and…read morewas pleasantly surprised. They had an abundance of yarn, that were unique. They also had patterns, hooks, and other textiles and fabrics. Honestly any craft, they most likely have. It felt like a crafting thrift store!

A great service for electronics that have died. I dropped off a 65" flat panel and for $20 they…read moretook it for proper recycling. Easy-peasy and environmentally safe. I highly recommend their service!

I had to drop off a small refrigerator that finally stopped working, and backed up to the dock area…read moreand got it unloaded with no problem for a $10 charge. Pay attention to the various fees for the items you bring for recycling, but this place is the place to go. I dropped off a TV last year as well. I've always been greeted well and got rid of my stuff with no problems. Highly recommend!

Over $300 to remove a love seat, chair and ottoman that was sitting on my driveway. A total…read moreripoff, look elsewhere for your disposal needs.

Pricing was straightforward. James & Jermaine were efficient, quick, respectful of property,…read morepersonable & professional. I highly recommend this company!

Thank you ! Cole,…read moreCecil, Jamar & Monte did an Outstanding Job moving All my Belongings Efficiently, Carefully & Listened To my Instructions without any Misunderstanding. These 4 Gentlemen are Highly Recommended. Thank you. Nancy C.

Under no circumstances, would I ever recommend YouMoveMe to anyone…read more I am a navy veteran that grew up in a military home and I've moved no less than 30 times in my life. This was absolutely the worst move of my entire life. We have been lied to frequently, our move way exceeded the estimate by almost double, and nearly have of our furniture was damaged or destroyed. If that wasn't enough, the claims process has been a nightmare and the company stopped responding to us. Let's start from the beginning. Derek Ryan, the estimator, was not on time. He is a bit rough around the edges, but he talks a strong game and makes lots of promises. Promises on behalf of the company which were not kept. He told us that every employee of YouMoveMe was a full-time employee and that there were no temporary hires. Every employee would show up dressed professionally in a YouMoveMe uniform. Being as they had strong crews that have worked together for years, they would take the utmost care in wrapping our furniture and protecting the home. Needless to say, every single thing that was mentioned above was a lie. Not one single person was in a uniform. I had college kids, with saggy pants and their underwear hanging out wearing wife beaters. Many of the employees had started that week and were moving furniture with no knowledge. At one point 2 kids are holding our couch trying to figure out how to move it though our front door and one of the other movers had to step in and instruct them to rotate the couch. I figured this would be moving 101. These inefficiencies were quickly tallying up as the time on the clock was running. The crew came in and started moving things without protecting the home in any which way. This was incredibly disturbing as it was discussed thoroughly beforehand with Derek who assured us that care of the home and our belongings was the biggest priority of the company. Another lie. The movers were taking things out of the house so quickly that many items were not fully wrapped. It was horrifying. We had a set of matching pottery barn book cases that were located upstairs. The movers picked the first one up by its legs and as they were carrying it down the stairs, the legs ripped off. The mover looked at me and said, that looks like presswood and we won't pay for that. No less than 2 minutes later, they carry the next bookcase down in the same exact manner and its legs ripped off as well. There was no concern for our belongings. We watched as lampshades were dropped on the ground, then literally thrown on top of boxes in the back of the truck. We watched our Gardyn hydroponic system being hastily carried by a young mover get dropped and shatter all over the asphalt. Boxes dropped. Heavy objects stacked onto leather chairs and softer objects, destroying them I the process. We had a full set of crate and barrel, white, leather dining chairs that were nearly $700 each. We watched horrified as they got tossed around, poorly wrapped, then stacked with heavy objects. This discolored the leather and stretched the leather out, completely ruining their beauty. We had brand new ArHaus furniture pieces that we watched horrified as they were stood up on their side and then scooted along the ground, grinding the finish away. A metal and acacia table from ArHaus was broken from lack of care after we repeatedly warned them that it was incredible expensive and to please take extra care. Again, no regard for the care furniture. This continues on in all sorts of wash, from stacking boxes onto our crushed velvet swivel chairs, stretching and tearing the fabric, to loading boxes onto our couch cushions, disfiguring them. Our outdoor furniture was treated so poorly. We had a set from crate and barrel, the broke apart the areas where the wood was joined. Dropped them and chipped of chunks of wood. Gouged out pieces (I don't even know how) on the arm rests, and lost the hardware that connects them. Then, they also took our cushions and shoved them into what they call a "speed box" I'll get to the horrors of these later. Then they stacked heavy objects on top of those. They were so badly mangled, and the SunBrella fabric, stretched, that they are not even functional. We couldn't believe it. They dropped our concrete outdoor tables. One cracked in half. They didn't even mention it to us. The other has multiple chips out of it. We had a $700 large, realistic, but fake agave potted plant. Destroyed. They stacked boxes on top of it. Any person in the world would assume that you wouldn't stack things on top of a fake plant. Well they also put fake plants into "speed Boxes" then tossed other heavy objects on top of them, ruining most of our fake plants. They did the same with our Christmas tree and our wreathes. So you know, we didn't sit idle while these things weee happening. We tried to address in the moment and were largely ignored by the movers. We saw the move going poorly and called Derek for support,