They went above and beyond to help me at the last minute…read more They were extremely polite and were quick I will DEFINITELY be using them again in the future !!!

Very responsive and accommodating to our needs. Thank you! I'm thrilled to be able to work with a…read moreteam of dedicated professionals. Can't wait till moving day. Thank you for walking me step by step on how to prepare so moving day goes smoothly.

I just moved from an upstairs apartment with a skinny staircase, tall railings, and a short ceiling…read moreto a house my wife and I purchased and these guys were great. While it is true that $80 an hour for two guys seems a little pricey, they were well worth it and I would have paid more. I booked them for 3 hours figuring with the amount of stuff I had it would take at least that long with me starting to load the truck with three other people before they even arrived. After they did get there I stepped out of the way, they finished loading my truck followed me to my new house and had the entire thing unloaded for a total time of just under two hours. This was the best money I have spent in a long time as moving sucks but with these guys I didn't really have to do too much. I thank you Mike and Denny for a job well done

We had a very small furniture move - a dining table, 6 chairs and sideboard - to be moved from…read moreBinghamton, NY to Riverdale, NY. We agreed to the outrageous moving fee since we were on a tight time frame, and paid an additional amount to have the move insured. On the day of the move, the movers attempted to detach the legs from the table, but were not able to remove all four. They supposedly 'reattached' them and loaded the table top-side-down in the truck. Fine. I had to stay in Binghamton with my mother who was ill at the time, so my husband drove back to our apartment for the load-in. Admittedly, he (my husband) should have checked the table a bit better when it arrived. It was not scratched or broken, but it was not reassembled properly by the moving team and is leaning and 'sways' with even the slightest touch. I realized this as soon as I arrived home two days later and we attempted to call the moving company. This was an expensive, hand-crafted, solid oak table and has never swayed in its life. Over the past three weeks, we have attempted to contact the movers several times for them to arrange for the table to be repaired - honestly all it needs is for the screw sites to be filled and redrilled properly. And we paid for the insurance to cover this type of repair! We have been understanding that these things can happen - hence getting insurance - but it is absolutely impossible to reach Crew4 once they have your money. They answered the phone once in these three weeks, heard our concerns and request for repair, but have not followed up with us after several more attempts to contact them. I have waited nearly a month for them to do the right thing resolve this issue, but it is to no avail. I don't enjoy leaving 1-star reviews, but I am hoping this will help others to avoid using such an unprofessional company.

They are the best. Highly professional, very careful with your possessions, and genuinely nice…read morefolks. Can't say enough good things about this moving company!

Minute Man Movers did an incredible job moving me to my home. They accommodated the day I needed…read moreto move; showed up ten minutes early; reviewed everything that was needed to be moved; and worked expeditiously while respecting my belongings. Upon arrival to the new location everything was unloaded and set up, again very quickly but without any issues -- they were so very careful. One thing they did, something I thought was unusual, they walked with me through each room to determine if everything was in place and how I wanted it. After my final approval, we sat down and went through the charges and received the invoice. I thought the cost was very fair and less than I expected. Moving is a major stressor and Minute Man Movers made it easier for me.

We moved from Central New York to Southern California in December 2025…read more I cannot recommend Dimon and Bacorn enough. First, we got 3 quotes and they had the best price by far. Next, they sent 2 packers, Mark and Sue. They were great. Packed like they were packing their own belongings. The movers Rob, RJ, Carlos, and Gary were so kind, and helpful. We were very impressed with their professionalism and their efficiency. Finally, they delivered all of our belongings to Southern California in perfect shape and a day early. If you need a moving company, we suggest you call Dimon and Bacorn.

Mr. Manning was very kind, courteous, and helpful during his visit to our home to assess our moving…read moreneeds. He provided invaluable advice regarding preparation for the move as well as cost saving tips. The quote was delivered promptly the next day and he has responded quickly to followup questions. I look forward to a successful conclusion to our move.

Used them for an inter-state move in 2012. They were professional, prompt, and they communicated…read morewell in advance of the move. They quoted us originally a maximum moving price of $1,650, and after the move was completed only ended up charging us $1,200. I would strongly recommend them

Very inexperienced. Came without proper equipment for moving. Overpriced especially given their…read moreextreme lack of experience. Added a $175 charge for a truck I know costs $29 to rent.

Hired Hands was definitely one of the cheapest options. They provided movers who were college…read morestudents. They were very nice and very conscientious but these were not huge hulking dudes. My only complaint is from the management side. We weren't told when the movers would be arriving and when I tried to call to find out nobody answered the phone or returned my calls. I didn't appreciate that.

Rogers came highly recommended by local neighbors and friends, most characterizing Rogers as…read moreexpensive but worth it. Well, they were definitely expensive. My estimate came in at $6-7k; my final bill was well over $11k. The important part for potential customers is how this happened. When the Rogers estimator came for the on-site visit, we walked through every part of my house while the estimator and I both took notes. The estimator assured me along the way that Rogers could easily handle packing and moving the large house and particular items of concern. The email I received from the estimator afterward reads "...we would complete the packing we discussed. This includes W, X, Y, and Z. Estimate shows you completing packing for A, B, C and D." This matches the notes I took during our conversation. Based firmly on that conversation, I understood "the packing we discussed... including W-Z" to mean the estimator was highlighting items I was concerned about, and that Rogers would plan to pack everything that wasn't expressly assigned to me within the quoted price. The language in the contract that arrived later, however, doesn't match the email. It says "...crew will pack W, X, Y, and Z; all other packing will be completed by customer." I was confused, then panicked because it was far too late for me to di so much more than expected so close to move dates. The Rogers estimator did a textbook bait and switch - one that nearly doubled the quoted price. Whether dishonest or incompetent, Rogers is demonstrably untrustworthy. There's also a stunning lack of professionalism. The estimator turns out to be a manager as well and the day before my move, this manager had a multi-minute unhinged scream-fest at me on the phone. Nothing justifies that. However many times employees of Rogers repeat that they know how stressful moving is, this verbal assault and the compassionless mechanics of their process make it completely hollow. Moving is stressful. For the people moving, it also has unique circumstances every single time. My realtor, fully aware and part of these complications, told me repeatedly that homeowners often change move-out dates and that Rogers would be understanding. Rogers, however, was indifferent to my situation and the many constraints I was forced to manage and the stress I was under as a result. I didn't find them to be understanding or patient or helpful. Then there's the Rogers business model. Unlike any of the several professional movers I've worked with previously, Rogers closes over the weekend. My three-day move was split by a weekend, and as a result Rogers charged me for three nights of storage, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. If they were customer oriented, and because closing is their own choice, they would only charge for the one business night. This arrangement also meant I slept on the floor for three nights in an empty house. I've never had a professional moving company take my bed before the last night in the house, even for multi-day moves. I raised this with Rogers representatives who were, again, entirely indifferent. They seem so focused on their own business and profit margins that they can't consider any impact on the human beings who hire them. Another real inconsideration of the customer is the complete waste of time and money of having one packing crew member spend about an hour walking through the house asking what to pack and what to leave. The exercise was useless because the crew didn't follow many of the requests. They took several things I asked them to leave, including cleaning supplies that I needed and reminded them about repeatedly, and left a lot of items that could have gone. Amazingly, they also took carriers for pets that stayed behind with me. Nonetheless, the crew members were friendly, helpful to me as I worked alongside them, and seemed generally well trained in their work. Unfortunately, as the day wore on, they took only short breaks and most of them skipped lunch. I was home alone, giving directions and answering questions on my own, and working all day to help get everything packed. It wasn't feasible for me to go buy them lunch. With Rogers charging $460 an hour for labor, it wasn't reasonable either. Unsurprisingly, the crew became hungry and cranky, and this hampered their ability to do quality work. If Rogers were a decent employer, they would build meal breaks into the schedule - without charging their customers or expecting them to provide meals - to ensure their moving crews were working to the best of their ability throughout the job. There's so much more wrong with this experience; I'll finish with something that tells you a lot about Rogers. While they say proudly and often that the customer is only charged for what's actually used, they left piles of unused paper, tape, and boxes. Remembering that Rogers re-sells boxes, I called and learned that they gladly take them, but offer not a single cent back. Rogers is only about their profit.

Let me start by saying Rogers is a subcontractor through the company which I got a new mattress and…read moreadjustable base delivered. The company from which I bought the merchandise is in no way at fault for Rogers negligence. Rogers came to my apartment to complete a delivery on Friday 12/12/2025, just before 1:00 p.m. . My delivery window was slated for between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., so the fact that they showed up a little bit early, being that this was their last delivery of the day, wasn't too much of a big deal. However, these drivers showed up in such a rush, and acted like they had no idea what they were there to do. The store from which my merchandise was delivered had delivery specifications of setup, removal/haul away. The setup was fine, other than the fact that they didn't ask me which position I wanted my bed in, so I'm going to have to rotate it myself. The removal/haul away, however, was a complete disaster. They first tried to tell me that there was no haul away listed on the ticket, which I know was not the case (I was showing the original order at the store, and it specifically said haul away was indeed listed on the order). So, because I wasn't able to haul away the mattress myself (I was downsizing from a king to a queen), I paid these guys an additional FIFTY DOLLARS to haul it out for me (being that I just started my job, $50 was a lot of money for me, and I really could not afford to spare it, but I did). What's more, is they left the mattress on the front lawn of my building, which I did not notice until leaving for work the next day. I have been in a back and forth battle between the store that I purchased the merchandise from as well as Rogers trucking. The company from which I purchased the merchandise clearly has haul away as an included service, whereas Rogers is vehemently denying that haul away was included. When I spoke to Jeannie this morning as a final attempt to rectify the matter, she was extremely rude to me. After going around in an endless loop for a few days trying to justify this matter, I have simply given up and cut my losses. But the main reason for such a harsh review is that I hope nobody else experiences this. I happen to work for the company that I bought the bedding from, so I was not anticipating any type of negligence. I would even go so far as to encourage the company from which I purchased the bedding, to find a new delivery company