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    Two Men and a Truck Moving

    1.9
    (31 reviews)

    Amazing move experience, cannot recommend them enough. Kiana was so kind on the phone, she even…read morechecked in throughout the day to check in. The movers (Reggie, Ryan,and Kyle) were one time, put together, professional, great all around people. They moved all of our items, including the excessive gym equipment we have. This includes a Peloton Tread+ (which weighs 455lbs!!!!), a plethora of dumbbells, (oh and a huge cold plunge). They didn't dent or scratch our hardwood flooring. Good pricing too and availability.

    This company completely scammed me. I was quoted for a 2-bedroom apartment move (just furniture, no…read moreboxes) -- 3 helpers for about 5.5 hours. Sounds fair, right? Well, moving day comes, and guess what -- only 2 guys show up. Jennifer called, said 2 employee were in overtime and they couldn't pay them to work and another one called in sick. The difference in cost between 2 and 3 helpers was a whopping $20 -- but because there were only 2 movers, the job dragged on for 9.75 HOURS, and I ended up paying over $2,000 (with tip) for a move that was literally 12 minutes down the street. When I called out the obvious bait-and-switch, Jennifer couldn't have cared less. Her exact response: "We appreciate all feedback. I'll share with our manager. Thank you." That's it. No apology. No accountability. Just a robotic response like this is business as usual -- which, honestly, it probably is. It's clear how they operate: They lowball you to get your booking, then change the plan at the last minute, knowing you're stuck on moving day. Classic scam playbook. The two movers themselves were great guys -- hardworking, respectful, and honestly deserve to start their own company because this one is a total joke. Do not fall for their fake "friendly" quotes. Save yourself the money, the stress, and the frustration. Get another company that values honesty and your time.

    Two Men and a Truck Moving

    Two Men and a Truck Moving

    3.7
    (3 reviews)

    TMAAT were very organized and professional when I called to schedule them, and again when they…read morecalled me to confirm. On moving day the driver notified me of his ETA. They arrived on time, and worked fast but carefully. The price was lower than another company's quote. I'll choose TMAAT next time.

    I'll start by saying that my experience was a 100% nightmare. The guys were friendly enough and…read moreshowed up at a decent time, so those are about the only positives I can mention. The movers were extremely unprofessional when it came to handling my belongings. They didn't seem to work well together, and they often carried more than they could safely manage. As a result, several items were dropped or damaged. One example was a file cabinet that was damaged so badly that it is no longer usable. They also damaged my $2,000 leather couch. They wrapped it with probably $100 worth of packing materials--which I had to pay for--yet they still left a significant portion of the couch exposed and unprotected. If you don't purchase full-value protection, you quickly find out that you have very little coverage for damaged belongings. But the damage wasn't the worst part. After the movers left, I realized that some of my belongings were missing. I had a couple of random boxes containing various items from my house that I had packed at the last minute. Both boxes were gone. I checked my old house and my new house, and they were nowhere to be found. Some valuable items were in those boxes, and unfortunately, I have no way to recover them. Everyone involved simply says, "I don't know. I didn't see anything." When I contacted management, I was essentially told that it was a legal matter and that I should call the police. At that point, there wasn't much I could realistically do. I ended up taking the loss and moving on. However, I want to warn anyone considering using this company: these movers were extremely unprofessional, and I would not recommend them. My belongings were damaged, items went missing, and the entire experience was incredibly frustrating.

    Seaford Transfer

    Seaford Transfer

    3.9
    (16 reviews)

    My wife and I are both pastors in the United Methodist Church. We contacted Seaford Transfer…read morebecause we knew the owners were active in their local United Methodist church. "Moving day" in the UMC is a well orchestrated event where the outgoing pastor moves out, and the incoming pastor moves in, all on the same day, throughout the whole state. It's a nightmare! For my wife and I, instead of moving from one parsonage to another, we were selling the house we owned, and buying another, in a different town. Seaford worked closely with us throughout the whole process. Our real estate agent worked on the 50% rule -- 50% of everything we owned had to be moved out of the house, so potential buyers could "see" their stuff in each room, not ours. Seaford worked with us and came out and moved half our stuff into their storage facility. Then when it came time to move, they sent two of their best "packers" who spent two days packing up everything that was left. Then their movers came and loaded everything we owned on to two trucks, where it sat for the five days between when we moved out of our old house into our new. Loading and packing the truck occurred on 90 degree plus days, but every single one of their employees was courteous, respectful, and kind. To us and to each other. The lead mover said "please" and "thank you"to each of his co-workers, hundreds of times! Same thing on move in day. Two trucks and a van came right on time, along with five movers, who worked well in to the evening. They were all delightful! Everything that had been taken apart at our last house got put back together before they left. We felt like we had been moved by dear friends. If you EVER need to move, locally, interstate, or intrastate, Seaford Transfer is second to none. If I could give them more than five stars I would! Rev. Doug Gestwick

    When 3,000 pounds = 8,000 pounds…read more We're writing this to educate people who need to hire a mover. We wish we knew then -- before we hired Seaford Transfer of York County, Va., to move us from Newport News, Va., to Savannah, Ga. -- what we know now. As we get started, it's important to know that we decided to sell or give away the vast majority of our furniture before we moved to Savannah. Here's what we took: five chairs, a large dresser, a king-size bed and mattress and box spring, a large coffee table, an end table, a hall table, an outdoor bench, a hope chest, about 25 medium-size boxes, a kayak, a storage trunk, a large piece of artwork, an antique sewing machine, a bicycle, several rugs, a ladder and two outdoor sculptures. If we're leaving anything out, it was inconsequential. A Seaford Transfer employee, Brittany Ellis, came to our house to estimate the weight of our things, and I pointed out what we were taking to Savannah. She estimated the weight of our things at 8,000 pounds. We were ignorant of the process, so we assumed that estimate was accurate. Between the time when we received that estimate and the day when our things were actually moved, two other Seaford Transfer employees who saw our things told us they weighed about 3,000 pounds. We made a mental note of that, but we didn't ask about the discrepancy for two reasons: 1) Our house sold in three days, and we had to vacate it quickly, and we were stuck with Seaford Transfer; and 2) We assumed the company would do the right thing -- recognize the massive discrepancy and issue a reasonable refund. The other thing we didn't do before our move date was determine about what our belongings weighed. After the move, we learned from multiple websites that moving companies sometimes estimate 1,000 pounds per room, and sometimes they estimate between 10,000 and 12,000 pounds for a four-bedroom house. We had a four-bedroom house with 10 rooms, not including bathrooms, but we were taking the equivalent of only two rooms of furniture (one partial bedroom set and five chairs) and a lot of boxes. That explains why the two other Seaford Transfer employees came up with 3,000 pounds. After the move, we called Reggie Moore, the son of the owners, and explained the situation. He said he would review the paperwork, talk with the employees and get back to me in about a week. He never did. A couple of weeks after we spoke, we called him four days in a row. He never returned any of those calls, so we emailed his mother, Kathy Moore, the president and owner of Seaford Transfer, who replied that she would talk with Ms. Ellis and get back to us. After doing so, her reply -- and I'm paraphrasing was this: After you signed the estimate, it became binding, and it really didn't matter if we moved more or less than what we estimated. She added -- and I'm quoting: "We have been in business since 1986, and I can assure you that we have NEVER overestimated a move to pad our pockets." It's one thing to say that, but how do you explain the discrepancy between what Ms. Ellis estimated and what the other Seaford Employees employees and multiple websites said? Reggie Moore didn't want to do that, and neither did Kathy Moore. We made our share of mistakes, and now we feel an obligation to share with others the lessons we learned: 1) Give yourself enough time before you have to vacate your house to get three estimates. 2) Do some research and know beforehand approximately how many pounds of stuff you need moved. 3) Never assume a company is going to admit a mistake and do the right thing, especially after they have your check. Seaford Transfer didn't, and chances are the company you hire probably won't either. Best of luck, Mark & Jayne Di Vincenzo

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