We used DC Movers for my mom. It was an apartment (1 bedroom) on the 3rd floor to a move on a 1st…read morefloor apartment. DC movers did an outstanding job. They were on time and did not waste any time. They were very careful wrapping furniture and not bumping into walls. They securely wrapped all of my moms furniture diligently. We picked a package of 3 movers and received a set of boxes that were delivered a week prior to her move date. We paid less than $400 and the 3 guys we had were super nice and friendly. They all wore their mask the entire move during these COVID times. We will be recommending DC movers and will be using them again ourselves.

Less than expected. 2 fast moving fellas that worked individually instead of together. Furniture…read morewas dragged. Accidents happened.

They do not deserve any rating. Please DO NOT USE THIS…read moreCOMPANY! They left my belongings in a parking garage, stole a deep freeze, broke numerous items, stole my storage unit key, did not complete the work and were rude and scary towards me.

This company and the owner Chris Wilson are a rogue moving company that has unethical business…read morepractices. In May, I provided an $850 deposit via Zelle to lock-in an out of state move. A day later, I was sent a text that if I send another $1,000 today I'd receive a "paid in full" receipt. I declined the offer and glad I did. I didn't receive a valid contract, no Bill of Laden, or Know My Rights as required by law. In short, I requested a refund after more upfront money was demanded. The company is refusing to refund my $850 even though no work was completed. In a conversation with Chris Wilson he said, "Thanks for donating to my boys." This seems to be the rule and not the exception for this company as other complaints also involve large deposits he doesn't refund. Upon further research, Divine Movers, has a F rating by the Better Business Bureau and is also unauthorized to move household goods by the Federal Motor Carrier Administration.

Please do not use this moving company. They advertise a local number to call. They have reps that…read moresound ligite and know all the lingo for moving companies. They quote you for half the time it takes because they don't send adequate amount if movers, then charge you for twice the quote. They get your card number for a deposit and keep it on file without consent. The movers have no ID, the company is not a business, the address listed on the website is a residence. The text they send after you book is from Florida. I had stolen items and boxes of belongings. Beware..a scam!

Charged $90 per hour, they were hard working crews, however some of my items were damaged…read more Affordable, but I recommend you wrap your own furniture. You

Our second time using Faithful Movers and we are as pleased. Thoroughly stress free as we knew we…read morewere in good hands. Javi and Alejandro kept our furniture spotless and protected. They also disassembled and re-assembled a large, complicated treadmill. Highly efficient, respectful and courteous. Five stars.

* Our move with Faithful movers was at $105hr - they brought their own truck pads ect . We were…read morealso charged a surprise $50 each way for hook up and disconnection of our washer and dryer (plus tax) and a surprise $125 extra for one really heavy item. None these fees were mentioned ahead of time *My husband Scott and I are senior citizens and disabled so require assistance with our move *The mover guys were pleasant and hard working.. We offered them ice water because it was hot that day in June *The individual below was not at the location, so has no idea what happen, except by hearsay *We move our two bedroom apartment of HHG 2.5 miles through the north side of Ramsey street *Faithful movers had to load and unload twice due to the size of their truck adding time to the move, that we payed for. The movers ended up leaving half a room of furniture at our prior location. Not because of our pets, but because they were obviously tired and told us they needed to drive to NY. We had to pay another to move it because we are senior citizen. Veterans and senior citizens. We paid the movers a whopping $1065 total for the move. $100 of that was for connection and disconnection of washer and dryers. That seems like a lot, doesn't it ? We thought so. Esp for move a two bed room 2.5 Miles. That does include tax. We were refunded $50 for the dryer not connected at out new Home. But that was after numerous nasty messages through this app. I was call a racist, malicious and a psycho and my husband was called delusion. How's that for Christian Behavior and customer service ? We filed a damage claim on a nice mahogany chair which the finish received a large gouge on the arm, through the finish and into the wood. I sent her pictures. Faithful movers refused the claim for a whole $27. and sent one picture taken at our new location. Where our the others she Claims ? The 27 4x8 glossy dated and time stamped photos proving her claim? ? She never produced them to NCUC, never. . All that effort just to not pay us $27! I called the NC utilities commission asking for assistance. Faithful movers confused the mediators by highlighting damaged items for their list of our items damaged prior to the move and claiming one was the item in question. They the refused the claim and asked me to sign a disclaimer removing my YELP reviews for the $27, then I was offered $50 !!!! I didn't sign it,but I still have it. To distract from misconduct Faithful movers spins the tale that I'm a racist and used racist language to our movers. We know that's ridiculous and a diversion tactic to make me seem like a despicable shrew. Again, the author of that was NOT in either home during the move - at all, ever! As any dear YELPER knows, it is against STANDARDS of CONDUCT to even attempt to buy away a review. So, I refused to sign and reported her to YELP - who removed her comments !! Disregarding that we live in a free country, have freedom of speech and that this, dear YELPERS is a PUBLIC FORUM - open to praise or criticism of the Company highered - Faithful movers has threatened to sue me for my speech - because we live in a free country - I'm still here. Faithful movers comment below tells the truth about her customer service style - blame the customer. This, fellow YELPERS, is not an attempt to "scandalize" a Business but only to review - a process that she opened her business up to when she signed up for free advertising on YELP.

I called on short notice after another company stood me up. They were able to give me an…read moreappointment for a day and a half later. There was constant polite communication...even to tell me they would arrive toward the later end of the ETA. They came within the ETA, and were fast and efficient. They took care with my items AND confirmed several times what was going to the trash before moving it. They are now my first choice for heavy lifting.

They are sloppy, careless and don't assume responsibility of damage incurred. One of the…read moremanagers/Cecil, talks a good game but refuses to fix damage to the state it was prior. He Got a quote for the damage and didn't like the quote for the company he chose and opted to bring in someone random who had once worked for a flooring company. Ask who his insurance company up Front because he won't disclose it. I've literally never done business with anyone like this. He took my chair to fix it in early June. Still has it. Texts and phone calls are worthless words. They do not come to fruition. I moved 3/4. And I have still not had single thing forcing or replaced. July 7. 23

In 24 months the monthly rate has gone up by 205% ($112 to $230). Beware of these storage places…read more They all operate the same business model of offering low introductory prices to get you moved in, and then once you're pretty well stuck (they bank on the fact that people will not want to vacate a unit and move elsewhere), the rates start climbing preciptiously. None will offer you any long term price protection of any kind. In my case, on a 10 x 10 unit, the price rose by an average of 8.5% per month. You've been warned, so if you move forward, I'd suggest you budget based on a 100% / year increase! Let me add that I went there today to move some furniture out of my unit. There were NO carts whatsoever. I finally located one in use by another customer. He said that he had been told there was only one on the property, and despite repeated complaints, none have been added. This gives you a good indication of how PS cares about their customers! Interesting that they have this sign, but there probably won't be a cart available (unless you can find the one). So, be warned, you'll be carrying items to and from your unit!!!

The rate was quoted for 6 months but was increased after only 4 months. Then again after only 3…read moremonths. Two increases after 7 months seems excessive. I wrote to Public Storage and was told someone would get back to me... I have yet to hear anything after many weeks. The door access via the app is unreliable. Often does not work.