This makes move #12 for us and I can say we have never had such a great experience with a move…read morebefore! John and his team were polite, professional, fast, and showed up early. They were respectful with our things and brought a lighthearted attitude to what we all know is a long day. I cannot recommend them enough!

The reviews for this company were outstanding, so I chose them without hesitation. Unfortunately,…read morethere were many serious problems with the quality of their work. (1) John did not come in advance to see what needed to be moved, or to give me a final estimate. He came AFTER the move to tell me that they couldn't move the piano and that I needed to get someone else to do it. As a result, it was another two months till the piano was finally moved! (2) In addition, the estimate he gave me over the phone was almost doubled by the time the move was finished. I paid only $3,000 less for an in-city move, than for the interstate move we made the following year. (3) The workers were not supervised. They obviously hadn't been trained to move fragile antique furniture. Three valuable pieces were damaged, one a delicate 200+ year-old corner cabinet. The worker had just thrown a pad over it and didn't even secure it. I honestly couldn't believe my eyes. John did get the pieces fixed, although the handle of a beautiful Asian cabinet is still missing. John was a nice person. The workers worked at the speed of light. (Too fast, I think in retrospect.) But I regret having chosen this company.

We used these guys in the past and had good service so we hired them again earlier this summer to…read moreload/pack a 28' upack.com semi trailer for our move. When they couldn't figure out how to use the ramp that came with the trailer it should have been a red flag... they decided to load the trailer without the ramp, just lifting everything up. Odd, but not a big deal for me. We bought/provided over 60 moving blankets and a dozen paper pads for our furniture to be wrapped up safely. Part of the labor we hired them for was to wrap the furniture with these pads. They wrapped a couple of pieces but didn't really tape the blankets around.. just a couple of loops of shrink wrap and they called it done. We started seeing them move furniture out of the house unwrapped and when we questioned them, we were told they were wrapping the furniture in the trailer, that they had taken a bunch of the blankets out already. We were basically told to relax, they had it under control. We didn't rush the guys.. they were getting paid by the hour so there was no reason to rush, but they were done fairly quickly. But not after almost punching a hole in our drywall when they lost control of a dresser coming down the stairs. I had to run to Lowe's to pick up stuff to patch the multiple large dents (not dings, dents!) in the drywall and they didn't offer to cover that. Not a huge deal... it was like $10 in stuff from Lowe's. Fast forward a week later and the trailer is down in Florida ready to be unloaded. I opened the door and found a couple of broken ceramic pots laying up against the door. Ok, not the end of the world... but they weren't wrapped at all. Then I saw stacks of blankets... many of them still in the plastic wrap that they came in (new, unused). Then I noticed we had furniture that just had a blanket draped over it but not even secured to it. There were grease marks on furniture where they were resting up against garage tools -- with no blankets around the furniture at all! My $3000 pottery barn sectional couch was even being used as a prop to hold up a bicycle... by the pedal (see picture!) To this day I have no idea how the bike pedal did not puncture the fabric of the couch... but it only dented it. A miracle. There was other minor damage to furniture... dining room table legs unwrapped banging up against each other. Really.. .nothing between them. Why wouldn't they use the blankets we had available for them to use?? Another questionable choice was leaning a concrete bench end up against my leather sofa with nothing in between (see picture!). Even the sofa cushions were taken and wedged between the wall of the trailer and other furniture.. leaving grease and other dirt on the couch pillows and cushions. Oh and they broke a leg off of a dresser... and i had a sign taped to the front saying it had a weak leg. Didn't matter, apparently. Long story short - everything that we packed and boxed up made the trip just fine. But the things they were paid to wrap up and load were haphazardly put in the truck, unwrapped with blankets even though we had 2 dozen left over unused! They were just straight up lazy. You can use these guys to move you into a new place or unload some heavy equipment.... but if you care about your furniture and goods then I wouldn't recommend them at all. I stewed about this for a while trying to decide if it was better to just keep silent and leave no review or to speak out and warn others.

This is an outstanding moving firm. David Rojas and his team moved us from Mt Pleasant to…read moreGreenville. Their service and teammates were very efficient and courteous. We had nothing broken and they were so very easy to work with. Even if moving within South Carolina this is a great choice. It is hard to find such a professional firm. Top notch.

Ty and Hunter were a godsend! I had originally hired them to help move the heavy furniture inside…read more Not only did they move everything super quickly and were more than willing to help move a few things from the garage inside, they were also very patient and understanding when I needed them to move a few pieces of furniture to the second floor whenever I realized what I had originally planned wasn't going to work in the space that was available. The price was also amazing for the help that they provided.

Stephen of UniMovers and his crew are life savers! The owner was always accessible by phone and…read moretext. Stephen went above and beyond to ensure I had all the resources/manpower I needed for my job. They were all very flexible and courteous. He has done a terrific job training his crews. I needed to move 3 huge storage units (10x 20) within a few days (very time sensitive) that were cluttered/a disaster with extremely heavy and fragile items or boxes. Stephen was also able to locate for me a company (Tidewater Property Preservation and Junk Removal) to take away at the last minute a 2,000 pound safe! The first crew of Austin and Kamren quickly tried to organize the pack/move for efficiency! These young men worked nonstop and effortlessly and even made suggestions to help facilitate the process. I can't thank them enough for their insights!! Our second day, I added Dijon, Spencer, Cam and Bryan. Again, this crew along with Kamren also worked tirelessly (not even stopping for rest/food) from 8:30-6pm. They treated my boxes/items with care as if my things were their own possessions! Bryan was even able to find people to come and get things that weren't able to be sold. This helped us so much! I super valued and really respected Dijon and Spencer's expertise about the timing of my UHaul and where to donate or sell certain items! Thank you both for helping make that last day go smoothly and finish on time! Sava joined us on the third day working just as diligently. This crew even traveled with us to the pod warehouse for unloading/repacking of our items in extremely hot conditions. For my last two days. I requested/asked for these same crews! They had been so amazing the other days for us. :) I appreciated all their hard work, enthusiasm and dedication these men gave to their job and my family over the course of 4 days! My gratitude to making a difficult move/pack process much easier given tight time constraints. The best recommendation I could give them is that I wanted to fly these crews to CA to help me unload my pod! Call Stephen at UniMovers and let his crews Kamren, Austin, Dijon, Spencer, Cam, Bryan and Sava handle your next move/pack/loading/unloading. You won't be disappointed and will definitely get your money's worth!! - Lisa Hoehle, Johnathan/Kayleigh Martin

Kristinia the property manager is amazing. she made a difficult move so much less stressful. Didn't…read moremind all the phone calls. went out of her way to help. Definitely recommend.

Sandra is the best part of coming here. She is warm and sweet every visit! She is the property…read moremanager and I am going to be so sad when she leaves! Love you much Ms. Sandra!!!

From the owner: Lane Properties of Charleston, LLC is a full-service Real Estate and Property Management company…read moreserving Charleston and the surrounding areas for over 50 years. We proudly operate several self-storage facilities located in Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, and Johns Island, and specialize in commercial and residential property management. We pride ourselves in being a small, family owned and operated business that provides superior service and a community-focused demeanor. We work with our partners and investors in analyzing, acquiring, selling and managing commercial real estate properties with the goal of realizing their full potential. We are here to help your business flourish, your move go smoothly and to help you find your dream home!

Swett's is great. Fantastic sense of humor, open 24/7, very kind and personable, and will always…read moretell you if they see any issue with towing your car upfront before they just charge you. 100% recommend.

This guy is top notch. His process is seamless, you simply provide a bit of info and he takes…read morecare of the rest. Fair quotes, absurdly fast response.

Appreciate it brother . On time. On point. Got the job done. Hit him up for any of your towing needsread more

From the owner: Trucking/hauling business specializing in delivering general freight, construction materials, cars,…read moretrucks, and small to mid sized equipment. Equipment includes 2018 dodge ram with 24’ flat bed tilt trailer. Will handle all trucking and hauling needs.