Right on time. The guys were professional and so helpful. Asked questions when they were unsure of…read moresomething. I appreciated that. Knew what they were doing and did it well! Great price too! Would highly recommend!

Just amazing! I highly recommend them. Very punctual, super…read morefriendly staff, try them out for yourself.

Great moving experience. Kiki, Brandon, Josue, Claudia, did an amazing job. Cheerful and helpful…read more Made quick work of our move from house to house. Would definitely use Dose again.

Don't let the pictures fool you if you're in the DC area. I am at a loss. Dose Moving & Storage is…read morenot a company to trust with your time. This group is based in Arizona and locally had 3 reviews so when we started looking for movers, that was a little red flag. But you'll be wooed too. The lady you'll talk to on the phone when you call is Carrie. She's very nice, very articulate, and explained everything very well, explained they've had an office in the area for over a year, sounded very professional. So we went out on a limb and booked an unknown group to throw some new folks a bone, paid the deposit, the whole nine yards. We wanted an accurate estimate so we asked if they could do an in-person estimate. No problem. Until they arrived. So much for altruism. Two affable enough guys showed up and first thing they tell us when they see our little ficus tree (about 6 feet high, thin as a whip) is they don't move potted plants. Why? Because, they explain, they RENT the trucks from Enterprise, they don't have their own trucks like in the pictures (maybe those were in Arizona). And if any dirt spills it incurs a fee. No problem, we tell them, we are happy to clean up anything should it spill-- never has before-- and happy to cover any fee if it spills, and we will wrap the plastic pot up with saran wrap as always. They seemed to go along with that fine, looked around and took notes, and told us the quote would come later or tomorrow from Carrie. Carrie calls me the next day to say so sorry but they can't do the move we paid a deposit for and scheduled, because, get this, "their" truck is too big to fit on DC streets. (This is Washington DC-- trucks and busses drive past daily-- heck a plane could land on these streets everyone moves to and from on every day.) That doesn't make sense at all. Then she tells us we would require 4 smaller trucks and they don't have them. I tell her this makes no sense. One 26 foot truck as we scheduled has moved us without issue several times with room to spare... something isn't adding up. The excuses ring totally false and she keeps changing the story. She tries to blame it on low hanging trees in the area (again with the trees for these folks!), and they just can't manage it. As I type this a moving truck and a bus have driven past... no joke. Wait, I ask her. Is his because of the ficus we want moved? "Well, we don't move potted plants," she quickly responds. So THAT'S it??! They cancelled a planned move 9 days before it's scheduled, after taking the deposit, because we have a potted plant we'd like in the truck they rent from Enterprise. Why not mention this up front? Great question, right.? People have plants. I can't say "unprofessional" fast enough. Hey Arizona, you can have your moving company back. Too much vegetation here for these guys. Save yourself the trouble and get a LOCAL company with a lot of positive reviews.

Shockingly incompetent firm. They do not supervise moving. Our furniture arrived broken. Zero…read morefollow up. I am truly amazed at how bad their service has been. I wish I never encountered them. Also be careful about billing and who is sending you requests for payment as they seem to be unregulated, unreliable and hire untrained and untrustworthy people. Honestly, stay away from them. I really, really regret my experience and wish I could have all my family furniture back. I think they take advantage of busy/older people.

Potomac Concierge is the best service provider in this industry in the DMV, hands down. I was…read moregifted a PC service following a work promotion years ago by a friend who uses them. I was losing control of personal house chores such as sorting mail, grocery shopping, dry cleaning drop off and pick up, as well as waiting for home service appointments. The owners of Potomac Concierge (PC) are patient in assessing your needs and making recommendations for the type of support you need. - There is no pressure to purchase platinum packages or shifty up sells. - Their focus is on how PC can support your needs and lessen your stress about home things as you go about life, especially your professional life, or even handle issues such as illness. The individuals who actually provide concierge services are well vetted and prepared to provide professional assistance to you with a personal and personable touch. - Your assigned concierge works with you consistently -- you get to know and relate to your concierge. - There's no shifting from person to person every encounter. - I believe that says a lot about their work environment and the concierges obviously are treated well by the owners. I used PC way beyond my initial gifted time because of the awesome support provided. Your assigned concierge becomes a trusted person to handle any aspect of home life that you simply may not have time to do -- or don't want to handle yourself. Examples: Have a Big Box home contractor doing work on your house and have other stuff to do? PC will be there to wait on the vendor, "manage" the project to your desires without disturbing you during the time, and ensure that things are done correctly the first time. Need a good landscaper but no time to search? PC has a list of recommended vendors who are excellent and reasonable. Need prescriptions picked up? PC has it. I wrote a list of things needed to guide my concierge and she handled things perfectly. For busy Washington area professionals, do yourself a great favor and free up time. Potomac Concierge is highly recommended!

I found ez Downsizing through my neighbor, who would frequently show me the great items she had won…read moreat their auctions. Curios, I tried bidding myself and I've been a regular buyer ever since! NO other estate sale company compares when it comes to efficiency, honesty, professionalism & integrity. I can be in and out in 10 minutes when I arrive for a pick up, as their staff has most items already consolidated for each customer. I have NEVER experienced this level of efficiency anywhere else!!! I have tried several other estate sales over the years and it was a given that I would have to waste half or most of my day, just waiting for someone to track down my purchases, often not finding them at all. Since finding ezd, I have not gone back to any other estate sales because no one else even comes close to this level of service & speed when you go to retrieve your items. All of their staff seems to be thoroughly enjoying their work - they are enthusiastic, helpful, super knowledgeable and actually care about their customers. Their customer service alone deserves a 10 star rating because it has been a truly exceptional experience every single time! You can even reach a real person when you call, which by itself, is extremely impressive nowadays, in my opinion. Please keep up the amazing work you all are doing!

TL;DR Poor up-front communications, hiding the fact that they went on vacation while our auction…read morewas active, suboptimal policies only on our auction it seemed (red letters on our auction, unlike others, saying things like DO NOT BID IF YOU CANNOT COME DURING THIS WINDOW OF TIME), over-promising and under-delivering, once auction started they stopped communicating altogether and just sent the payout and moved on. They also listed items that were literally part of the house, which we luckily got them to remove in time. The positives: I will mention they did it at short notice, and they waved the $3500 fee to do an online auction. They combined our auction with other auctions to increase the bulk of the auction. Those things we appreciated. And, in person, his wife was nice and I tried to keep things moving to respect her time. But, the actual sale execution had some flaws. The situation: Needed to clear out an estate to sell a house, but was left with too much furniture. Most of the other stuff got donated (and was literally trash). Many other estate-sale people turned us down. The experience started when we discovered "ezAuctions" was out of business. Then our agent mentioned "ezDownsizing" .. In this estate there was a $20000 bedroom set (retail, 1980s, vintage Ralph Lauren), where just one of the pieces had recently sold on ebay for $8000. Most of the other stuff we knew was not that valuable. I was very skeptical. Guy on the phone who called us back (Clay? Brian? No idea...he was The Husband) .. very pushy, said we had only 1 day to "fit it in", and also said exactly what we wanted to hear. "You've got an auction with $6000-8000 dollars easy, maybe even up to $12000 but I don't like giving numbers" ... well, he was way off. The entire auction netted $4k, and we got 60% of that, minus some odd fees that they tacked on that had to do with "no sale items" which I still to this day do not know what we paid for but it added up to another $108 we owed them. His wife arrived and asked us "not to be there" when they took pictures. I get it, people probably tell meaningless stories about the items. It's probably super annoying. Still, it meant they made mistakes by listing parts of the house that were not to be sold at auction, like the whole house central vacuum, and light fixtures. Probable reasons it didn't do well: house was far away from any nearby town and had a Friday afternoon 2 hour window for pickup. This was a bad oversight. Needed a Saturday pickup window. Also, they went on vacation while doing the auction. They stopped responding to our texts and messages. If you just want stuff "gone gone gone" this is a company that will do that for you. If you want to get some value out of it, consider other options. I had been given a 50% off rental for a truck and should have driven it to Everything-But-The-House in Columbus, where the auctions are taken care of in a warehouse and the commissions are way less. (its a sliding scale where higher priced items have less commission!) 40% commission across the board: meaning on anything that sells for more than $1. And yeah, things sold for $1. There's no way to do "reserve" In Pittsburgh, there is a similar service called Hostettlers Auctions (or something like that). I think they use the exact same software. One thing about the Pittsburgh auction house (unrelated company) is that in the fine print they say they actually bid-up on items that are not selling for much. For example I bought through them 10 radios and in the last moments they "bid up" the radios to get more value out of me. I didn't love that they did that, but now that I've been on the other side, I would have appreciated it if they had that sort of service. I had put some stuff into the sale as well, and after I gave them $4000 worth of functional equipment and got $125, I regretted it. I should have also taken my stuff to Columbus instead of to them. What a waste. Even though I explained everything worked and came with spare parts to replace everything that could possibly break in my 3D printing lot, for whatever reason they wrote "UNTESTED MAY NOT WORK" on my auction listings and there was nothing I could do or say to stop it. Just some tidbits: $1200 worth of Snapper XD pro-grade lawn care equipment sold for $17 $2000 worth of 3D printing equipment sold for $200 $20000 Ralph Lauren Safari 3-piece bedroom set sold for slightly less than $2500 (mahogany matching bed, wardrobe, 21-drawer chest) $3600 curved glass antique vintage tiger maple china cabinet sold for $131 .. I had removed the shelves and for some reason they wrote on the listing "May have to take back off to put shelves back in" but that's definitely not the case. Again, no way to correct it. May have affected sale.

We hired them to move us locally. We were wooed by the sales person who made all sorts of promises…read moreand sold us a bag of crap. Since our move was only local, we did not take out the extra insurance (it would have been $2,000) and since it was a self-administered policy, we knew if there was a problem they would never pay out). So since they knew we would not get paid for any damage they caused, they caused a huge amount of damage to our furniture and our new home. They are cowboys. They put back together all our furniture wrong, did tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage, would not even pay the minimal amount that was actually covered. Total scam.

They saved on our bacon on one day's notice after a previous company was a no-show. The whole…read moreprocess was friendly and professional. I'd say the price is average, which considering what you get, is a great deal. The moving crew was friendly and placed everything where we wanted.

A colleague recommended to me and my husband Town & Country Movers. We did a live video…read morewalk-through of our apartment to get a price estimate, which felt fair for the amount of stuff we had and the cross-country distance we were planning. They even gave us some tips on packing. While it took a few outreaches to get formally on their calendar, after that, it was all very smooth. We did all the packing ourselves, but they did offer that as a service (note: we had a couple plates break, so next time, we'll probably pay a little extra to have them pack instead). On the day of the move, three very kind, competent staff showed up. They were quick, efficient, and wrapped all our furniture so carefully. They arrived a couple days ahead of schedule to our new apartment (and called us to let us know in advance), which ended up working out beautifully. The unloading was smooth, too. They made moving from the heart of Washington, D.C. to the heart of San Francisco far easier than we could've dreamed.

Town & Country was great. Everything was carefully labelled. They unpacked the kitchen and…read morebedrooms so they were functional the day we moved in. Even the boxes we haven't unpacked are clearly labelled so we can prioritize unpacking. We left the way they unpacked in the kitchen because it was done so well. Georgia Bertoni was very helpful and understanding during a very stressful part of our life during the planning stage. Liam did a great job overseeing the packing and move.

Fast Movers are the relocation experts! I will absolutely use them again in the future. They are…read morereliable, thorough, and incredibly dependable. They recently helped move my parents from their long-time home into a retirement community, and they managed to transport every single item without a single scratch, bump, ding, or dent. A move of this scale is naturally stressful, but Madelin and her team made the entire process look like a breeze. They packed and wrapped every single item with the same level of care as if we were moving across the country, even though we were only traveling down the road. Their total conscientiousness ensured a stress-free transition, and I cannot recommend them enough for anyone looking for a careful, professional, and efficient moving team.

FAST-MOVERS is the BEST! They live up to their name and…read morecarefully packed my apt up in NYC and moved me to Virginia! Very reasonably priced with a crew that can't be beat! Totally trustworthy and super agreeable and friendly! They will handle big and small jobs with care and efficiency! I wouldn't use any other mover!

They helped me move last week! I called about 8 companies and they gave me the best quote. Super…read moreprofessional and friendly and they made sure to wear gloves and masks because of the virus. They kept the floor clean and also wrapped the furniture without extra cost. They were quick, efficient, and zero dings on the walls. I would use them again in a heartbeat next time I move.

I would not recommend Amasa Movers. The pricing was reasonable and the movers were polite and…read moreprofessional, but the overall experience was disappointing. My move was fairly straightforward, and while the crew started off working efficiently, the pace noticeably slowed to drag out the time. The biggest issue was after the move. They forgot to help unpack and set up my large TV -- something I physically cannot do on my own. I reached out to Douglas, who said he could send someone back to help, but after that, he completely stopped responding. Poor follow-through and customer service after payment was made. I would not use this company again.