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I had originally called, talked to Nikki, the owner, and scheduled a 9/24 pack and move date back on 8/24.
However, between the 25% (up to 59% at look), and a very serious health violation, at my old place, I started looking for people (private + commercial) who could do a rush move.
During all phone calls, Nikki was friendly, and professional. And, on the initial call, she gave me all the pertinent information that I needed to figure out how much it would cost me.
She also responded promptly, in sending me her cellphone number, for text communication.
I then asked, When will you come by for Estimate Review + Packing assist? And, she replied, Either this week, or next week. And, I always confirm before coming out.
Well, at the start of the 3rd week, she hadn't contacted me.
So, in calling back, she said, We've been super busy (glad to hear). And, I'll be there this week (9/14).
Well, as of 9/21, still nothing. And, no call, or text, explaining why.
Then, yesterday afternoon, 9/22, I tried to call and leave a message. But, the Mailbox was full. So, I sent a text cancelling the 9/24 move date.
As of 07:15 this morning (9/23), I had not received a response (despite the voicemail message saying, For faster response, please text me at 478-...).
In addition, all 3 phone conversations were interrupted, and closed early, due to workload.
Other than the initial text, my subsequent texts (2) were never returned. :-( So, I had to call to confirm she got the text, cancelling 9/24. She did.
Now, I'm pleased that her company is so busy. But, not to reply to a customer's text is not good. I don't care how busy a business is. You respond to customer calls and texts.
I recommend calling early in the morning. As, any later time will go to voicemail. And, by the early afternoon, the Mailbox will be full.
I will keep them in mind for a future move (probably will move again. Just not sure when).
But, and unless the initial conversation includes quoted price for Pack Assist (I can live with $XXX.00/hr knowing that), I do hope that scheduling Estimates improve.