I had a huge bedroom set, very heavy and bulky that needed to be removed. I called this company,…read moreset a date and was then contacted by Marsha- who is amazing. Marsha was very personable and knowledgeable, and set the proper expectations. The guys showed up on time, removed my furniture and didn't cause any damage during removal. I would recommend this company and would use them again.

Editing to add that I have called and texted repeatedly over the last few weeks. Every time, "Dan…read moreis on the truck today" and there's no knowing when he'll be done. Call his direct extension? No answer and the mailbox is full. Impossible to communicate with. - December 16, 25. My in-person experience was relatively good - good enough that I was posting about it to family and friends with high recommendation. But the day after the move I went to set up my TV and discovered that the screen was severely cracked, having been (it seems) pinched in the top two corners. The crack spread across the entire top half of the screen. The TV works, but is unusable. I had to buy a new one, which cost me almost $200. I submitted the damage complaint twice and was not even contacted. For a company that calls and emails every day for a week trying to GET my business in the first place, that is particularly gross. As it stands now, I can't imagine ever using or recommending College HUNKS again purely because of the lack of response to my complaints, let alone lack of resolution. If you don't have anything fragile, sure, go ahead. But maybe move the fragile things yourself (my TV was the only fragile thing I did not move myself, and I sorely regret it). I will add that it was a 3.5 hour job that involved moving down from a second floor in a house and then up to a third floor in another house, and the TV was the only thing damaged. It was not packed in a box and the movers assured me they could use their TV bag and it would be fine. It was not fine.