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Williams Family Moving and Delivery - Great review !!

Williams Family Moving and Delivery

(27 reviews)

What a wonderful experience we had with these movers! We have moved 7 times and these guys were…read moregreat. They were very professional, polite and willing to do what was needed for a smooth move. Only small suggestion was getting a specific time for arrival. Check also about a cash payment, it was fine for us, but ask, to avoid any confusion. Mike and MJ Trainor Naples to Naples move.

Will never move with this company again. We contracted Williams Family Moving to help move our 4…read morebedroom home. Firstly, they provided a 15 ft truck to move our entire home. To put this into perspective, the truck was big enough to barely move a 1 bedroom apartment. When we called the company to understand why they did this, the answer was "the movers are good, let them do their work before complaining". The issue here was not the movers, it was the idea that we would move our entire home in this tiny truck. Whether this was a logistical error, poor business management, or a slick way of guaranteeing more hours of move time due to multiple trips needed... it left a horrible taste in our mouth and let us know to never use this company again. Secondly, we specifically said we would be paying for the move with a credit card when we first contracted them... on the move day, the movers stated that the company doesn't accept credit cards and only accepts, cash app, Zelle, or venmo. At this point it was further confirmed that this was an absolute mistake to have hired them. In all seriousness, the only thing positive about the move were the movers themselves. Larry and Eli were extremely respectful and handled the move very well for what they were able to fit in the truck. In the end we packed the little truck with the heaviest items we could (laundry machines, fridge, bed frames, mattresses, and a dresser). After the 1 trip to the new house, we ended the move with them and handled the rest ourselves. Ended up having to pay for another U-Haul and finish the move into the night which was exhausting since we had been moving as much as we could the night before. Bottom line, this company is not the one you can count on in such an important moment such as moving your home. It is not worth it even if it's a lower cost than others. The term "you get what you pay for" rings loudly in our ears after this experience.

All My Sons Moving & Storage

All My Sons Moving & Storage

(74 reviews)

My moving experience with All My Sons was TERRIFIC. I had to change the date three different times…read more No problem. I had to move from Cape Coral to FtLauderdale. Again, no problem. I had to move from a large house to a smaller apartment. They had it covered. I needed two stops: storage and apartment. They hit every time line and every location perfectly. Reggie and Blue moved me. They made it stress free. They did not break or damage a single thing. Super respectful, hard working and helpful crew! I would absolutely recommend this company and this crew.

ONE OF THE WORST MOVING EXPERIENCES IMAGINABLE -- BEWARE! I…read morewould give All My Son's Moving Company ZERO STARS if I could. I hired this company to move a brand-new $9,425 marble table from my garage into my home, remove it from its carton, and set it up. This was not a complicated move. There were NO STAIRS, NO DIFFICULT ACCESS, and DOUBLE DOORS providing an easy path into the house. I even paid an additional $350 for extra coverage to protect myself in case something went wrong. And what happened? Through what appeared to be a complete lack of communication, coordination, and basic competence, these movers DROPPED MY TABLE ON MY STONE FLOOR AND SHATTERED IT. Chunks of expensive marble went flying everywhere. We were absolutely horrified. The scene that followed was just as appalling. One mover yelled at the other, while the mover who dropped the table walked away and sat in the truck. The entire experience was shocking and utterly unprofessional. Afterward, I received a call from the company apologizing and assuring me that they would take care of everything and that I should not worry. I trusted those assurances, completed the claims process, and waited 30 days. Their resolution? An offer of $450 for a table that cost $9,425. Let that sink in. A brand-new, nearly $10,000 marble table was destroyed during an incredibly straightforward move from my garage into my home, and after paying an additional $350 for coverage, I was offered a mere $450!!! I have not been refunded the money I paid for the "move" either. What exactly was that extra coverage supposed to protect me from? I am a licensed Realtor in three states, and I have dealt with countless transactions involving valuable property. I have never witnessed such a shocking combination of carelessness, poor execution, and disappointing claims handling. Moving a heavy, fragile marble table requires communication, coordination, and basic precautions. If a moving crew cannot safely transport a table through double doors with no stairs involved, how can anyone trust them to handle an entire household of valuable belongings? The company's initial apology and assurances meant very little when the final offer was so grossly inadequate compared with the loss I suffered. Destroying a customer's property is bad enough. Leaving that customer to absorb the overwhelming majority of the financial loss after paying extra for coverage makes the experience even more infuriating. My advice is simple: If you value your belongings, think very carefully before hiring this company. My experience was an absolute nightmare, and I would never trust them with my property again. They should rename the company WE'RE ALL THUMBS!!

K&B Moving and Storage

K&B Moving and Storage

(3 reviews)

We had Kenny and Keith come help us with loading up our POD the other day. I kept looking all we…read morewere packing and kept thinking, how is it all going to fit. Kenny arrived and he is a true miracle worker! He made it all fit and even had room to spare! Thank you both for doing such an amazing job. I'll try to update this review when we receive our POD back to confirm that everything was still in place. Thanks again for your quick efficient packing - done in the 2 hrs I had expected!

Let me start with the good. K&B was prompt in communication. The moving staff worked hard, and…read morecompleted the job. Now to disappointments. For context, we were moving from Fort Myers, FL to the Pacific Northwest. We got a large truck through Upack, which would drive and deliver what we packed. My wife and I packed all of our boxes and wrapped all of our furniture to make the loading process as efficient as possible. It was an auspicious start for K&B when our two movers showed up 40 minutes late, without a handtruck or dolly, both of which we requested beforehand, and should probably not be a surprise tool seeing that they are a moving company, and the job was loading a truck. The initial back wall of boxes was well loaded, and tight. Then the fatigue began to set in. To be fair, this was late May in South Florida, so it gets hot. The movers began cramping, and the work became more hurried. We supplied them with gatorade and snacks, but we could tell their focus was starting to flag. My wife and all also purchased 8 or 10 heavy duty packing straps, but had to keep insisting that they employ these to prevent sliding. The movers kept assuring us that "Everything is tight. None of this is going to move." Oh well, they put in a good effort. The real complaints came on the other end, trying to sort through the damages, and dealing with K&B ownership. Virtually every single piece of furniture was chipped, scraped, gouged, and damaged. Many boxes had collapsed, or been ripped. As I began to look for compensation for damages, I ran into what I have discovered is an all too familiar experience: everyone passes the buck. Our insurance company, after looking at the damage suggested that "this looks like things weren't loaded very well. Have you contacted the loaders?" K&B has, to this point, denied all responsibility whatsoever, and been unwilling to offer a penny of compensation. At first, the owner suggested that "this looks like damages that came from things shifting around during the drive", so maybe we should ask the drivers. I agreed, but suggested that, as a moving and loading company, perhaps part of their responsibility might include loading goods into a moving truck in such a way that they do not move around. I was under the impression that was a common and understood goal we were working toward. Then came the minimizing and equivocating. Our furniture was merely scraped and scratched. Surely they couldn't be expected to compensate new items for merely damaged ones. I tried to explain that even if they refunded the entire amount, this would not cover the replacement of even one item. After some back and forth with K&B, their party line was that because K&B had not actually packed every one of our boxes themselves, they couldn't be held accountable for damages. Goodness. I shudder to think what state our possessions would have been in if we had K&B do all of the packing as well as loading! Honestly, considering how thoroughly we wrapped every piece of furniture, it is borderline impressive that these were all damaged. Of course, if only K&B had only packed and wrapped everything for us, then none of this would have happened! After all, you can't expect a moving company to be accountable for loading things in a secure way. They told us that boxes had collapsed because we had overloaded them. (Seems as if that would be man issue if underloaded), and that the damage to clothing was caused...not by the complete collapse of poorly loaded boxes, but was in fact caused by the hangers! That line really got me :) It's like saying someone crushed during an accident wasn't actually hurt by the other car, they were hurt by their own steering wheel! Needless to say, not a do again with K&B.

The Mail Box Store - packingsupplies - Updated October 2026

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