My experience with U - Pack was great. My sister in law recommended U - Pack after her move from…read moreCalifornia to Texas. In Indiana, Scott dropped off the trailer and also picked it up. He helped me install the bulkhead and his delivery and parking was impressive; In California, there were 2 different drivers ( I didn't note their names), but they were open to my suggestion to back the trailer in and out of the community I moved to. Quality and value was important to me, I am newly widowed and on a fixed income. I highly recommend U - Pack.

Many moving company options with many different ways to calculate shipping and transportation…read more U-Pack is transparent, easy to understand and very flexible. Who knows how many pounds you have to move or how many LF you will take up in a trailer? No way to know this and it really doesn't matter with U-Pack. Same rate + or - your guestamate. And every person on phone or in person that we dealt with was very friendly and professional. I may have never wrote a review before in my life, but this service that helped us move across country was outstanding so I had no choice but to send a shout out to this company. Whatever you are doing, don't change. Keep up the great culture, team and transparency. I love working with companies like this. Cheers to U-Pack Moving team!!

Today is a special day. Finally moving my family into our newly built home. Had Aloo scheduled for…read more8am. Started trying to contact them at 7:30am. They completely flaked on us. Luckily Two Men and A Truck saved the day and fit us in the schedule! Highly advise not to use this company! Terrible communication skills.

Marcus and his crew are awesome. They are professional, careful, and quick! They moved my daughter…read moreto Peoria a couple weeks ago and we are very pleased. The best. I recommend

Having been associated with the U.S. Armed Forces for a number of years, I became familiar with…read moreMeals Ready to Eat (MRE). Whenever my unit was operating under field conditions, we were issued MREs for sustenance. I started my military career when many items in the MRE were freeze dried. Further along, the MREs evolved into a meal that required water only for the heater pack This past summer I ran across a case of MREs that were produced in 1996. It had remained unopened and stored away in my garage. Out of curiosity, I opened the box and sure enough, no critters had gotten to the contents. Over the next few weeks, I began taking MREs along with me to work. Outside of a couple packages of Skittles and a package of M&Ms, everything was still as fresh and edible as when they were packaged 24 years ago. I enjoyed each meal and remembered some of the tough times we had back then. My hat's off to the men and women who worked together to produce these meals for our military. Keep up the good work!

I had to make a long distance move within the week and I had lost my driver. I contacted NuSpace in…read moreEvansville, IN. on Monday and had a quote within 2 hours and I moved on Wednesday. The people were very polite and professional. The cost was more than fair. I would use them again.

Low balled the bid, movers took their time to pad hours, became surly as the day went on, broke two…read moreitems and then lied about it.

There were a number of little things that didn't go quite right that ultimately made the experience…read morevery poor. I've moved across the country and between the US/Canada multiple times, this has been my worst experience. 1. The quote originally provide and reviewed did not clearly call out the extra cost of insurance which resulted in a surprise $300+ added to the bill at the end. I would have gone with another moving company if I had understood the full cost upfront. 2. We had trouble getting the moving truck into the pick up community, the driver went straight to telling me I would have to pay an extra fee because of it and when I called the representative he said he would look into it. Eventually we got the truck in and started the move but the representative never called back to check-in to see how things were going, understanding that the day did not get off to a positive start you would think he would check in again. 3. The representative told us there was no problem moving our 380lbs hot tub, when the truck driver got there he was not happy to find out he was moving a full-size hot tub and said he was told it was a blow up on. Very poor communication. 4. The truck driver insisted on taking apart all furniture, even pieces that were purchased already put together. We insisted on a few pieces of furniture not be taken apart, he only listen to some of it and still took apart others. 5. On arrival some of the furniture was put back together wrongly or not well and we had to reassemble. 6. On arrival pieces were missing from a TV stand, the driver said he either left them at a warehouse he was at the day before and if not he would replace the pieces for us. He ended up replacing some of the pieces but not all and when we requested he replace the rest of the missing pieces he stopped communicating with us. He did not write down the missing pieces on paper work because he did not want it to go on his record and I trusted he would stand by his word of replacing them but ultimately I was wrong and will never do that again. 7. We paid extra for two TVs to be packed for us, they did not get damaged but the packing was poor and not worth the money.

This company screwed me over royally. Stay far away. Atlas…read moreVan Lines and their agent, California Moving Systems, along with the contracted day laborers they hired (who are not actual Atlas or CMS employees), completely destroyed my belongings and my trust in the moving industry. I started the process optimistic, having been strongly referred to California Moving Systems by my realtor, Terri Chapman of Chapman Realty Group in El Dorado Hills, CA. Not only did both Atlas and California Moving Systems take zero responsibility for the damage they caused, but my own realtor -- after collecting her full commission and repeatedly pushing me to use this company -- completely abandoned me the moment problems surfaced. Her slogan, "I've got your back," now just conjures images of betrayal. She orchestrated the entire move, managed every detail, and then vanished right alongside Atlas and California Moving Systems when the disasters started piling up. My story is unfortunately not unique -- it mirrors the majority of the negative reviews already posted about these companies. The move cost me $34,000, and working with Atlas Van Lines and California Moving Systems was an absolute nightmare. They broke well over 120 items -- I literally lost count. Most shocking was how they managed to destroy a massive quartz rock that requires 2-3 grown men just to lift, pack, and move. Among the broken items: my $23,000 couch, my $2,000 Jensen Leisure Swing, yard art, nearly all my dishes and glassware, a shattered wood partition, and countless holiday decorations (Christmas and Halloween). The list goes on and on. They also lost items, including a lamp shade. Their so-called "guarantee" is completely meaningless. The customer service is nonexistent. Do not waste your money or your sanity on these companies. They are professional at one thing only: ruining people's possessions while disappearing when you need them most.

I have never had a bad experience with Two Men and a Truck, and yesterday was no different…read more We were only moving my mother's stuff out of her assisted living apartment, so it wasn't a big job. Nevertheless, James and Christian treated me like queen and the furniture like the crown jewels, even though most of it was going to Goodwill. They were professional, while always being pleasant and friendly. And they were fast! The invoice was less than the estimate! Call these people. You won't be sorry.

The only good thing I can say showed up when scheduled.Rough with furniture etc.Didnt bring tools…read morehad to use my tools Way higher than estimated.In a hurry to leave getting you to sign before looking at both locations for damages Would not recommend.