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Smith Brothers Junk Removal

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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SpeedyMen - Scratches all over my table and dresser. Everything was smooshed into the truck without protection. The truck was too small.

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I feel like I've dealt with a completely different company than the one other reviewers hired. I am…read morehaving my hardwood floors redone and needed to have a crew move sofas, a large dining room table, a heavy marble piece, coffee tables, and the large chest to the garage until the floors are done. The booking process with Jay Smith was seamless. The cost was $141.90 all inclusive, and it included two men for one hour, as well as the trip charge and tax. That is a little over $100 less than anyone else from whom I got a bid. Milwaukee Movers wanted $240 plus a trip charge, and that was their 'bargain offer.' CollgeHunks Moving wanted over $300. For one hour. Using COLLEGE KIDS. Think about that one for a minute. Ummm, just NO! Wow, someone sure figured out how to exploit poor college students. And I started to ask myself how careful they would be with my things. All things considered, I decided to roll the dice with SpeedyMen instead. When I read the reviews on Yelp prior to my scheduled time, I panicked. I called Jay at SpeedyMen to relay my concerns. I got the voicemail and again, got very anxious. I did not leave a message. But Jay saw I had called and returned my call almost instantaneously. I felt more confident about things after speaking with Jay. He even went the extra mile to get the movers to my place earlier than the time upon we originally agreed. He said the drivers would be there at 11 a.m. and that they would call first, one half hour before they arrived. So, today was the big day. The driver, Jeff, did indeed call me a half hour before they were to arrive, and they showed up promptly at 11 a.m. Here is the nice thing: I got THREE guys, instead of the two promised--Jeff, Shawn, and Tim. All three were fit and in shape. In other words, they were suited for the job of moving heavy items. They covered my dining room table as requested, and I felt they were careful with my furniture. I watched them as they went out my front door with it, and they were conscientious to not hit the door frame. All three of the guys were great, as far as I am concerned. I thought it would take them the full hour. Moving large pieces can be challenging, especially when I'm demanding that they be careful. It didn't take them an hour. It only took them 15 minutes. I was thrilled to not have the process drag on forever. I signed the paperwork, tipped them, and they were off. I had forgotten to take my copy of the receipt, but one of the three put the receipt in my door. I scheduled for them to reposition the furniture once my hardwood floors were done; it was the same price. My advice: hammer out the details and your expectations in advance. When they arrive, communicate your objectives clearly with them. I found these men to be very accommodating. For example, we decided to go to the garage with the furniture instead of the kitchen because when moving the items back, they would not be able to drag furniture across the newly finished floors. After consulting with them, they agreed, and cheerfully put the items in the garage. Other advice I have: Be prepared for the movers. Have open paths cleared. Empty dressers. I've read some reviews and well, common sense apparently isn't so common anymore, because some of the issues I felt were almost brought on by the home owner. And yes, my review is real, and my real name is used in my profile. I'm about as picky, jack-assy, and difficult as they come, so you will not find a more genuine review. NOTE: I am in Milwaukee (I live in Bay View). I have no idea why my FaceBook profile shows San Francisco when I used it to write this review

Jesus! I read the reviews first but we were desperate! Our original movers were booked. My daughter…read morefound this one and told them exactly how many bedrooms and an inventory of the stuff we were moving. I told them the exact same thing when I called. Our move was scheduled from twelve to three. We were getting our keys in Brookfield and get a call they are at our house at 10:30 with the smallest moving truck I've ever seen! It was a 30 minute drive to rush and get home. We moved all the boxes. All they had to do was move our furniture and washer and dryer. Mario was obviously the most experienced out of the two. The other guy, Josh was uncoordinated. He dropped several things. Later, to find out from my husband, he said he was hungover. He broke an heirloom, my mother's large framed mirror. Now I'm fuming. I told them at booking it shouldn't have been more than 2 hours. They went from 1030 to nearly 430! I got charged for two hours of overages. This move was the slowest move in my life. Only .5 of a mile away! My bill was nearly $800. Never again! They should be called unspeedy men! I can only imagine the cost of they slowly moved out boxes! Also upon inspection when putting our furniture together, we noticed scratches.

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