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I have called this company numerous times over the last 2 weeks and can never get them to return a…read morecall. If this is how they do business, they're dependability is awful! Don't waste your time.

We had a very good experience with On The Move Moving Company. Our move took us from Milton,…read moreGeorgia to Tampa, Florida. The dates were July 13th for packing, July 14th for loading, and July 15th for unloading into a storage facility. We met Randi at our home in Milton. She was very nice, professional and efficient and gave us an estimate. She gave us a price for packing, loading in Milton, and unloading in Tampa. It was a very fair price and we accepted it. Then, on the 13th, Dwain and his crew of young workers, many of whom were family started packing all of our belongings. They were very courteous, efficient, pleasant, and STRONG! On the 14th, they returned with a large crew and loaded two (2) medium-sized moving trucks, and were finished loading late in the afternoon, at which time they drove to Florida. On the 15th, Dwain, David and Peyton unloaded everything into our storage units in Tampa. All three (3) of them worked very hard, but were always pleasant and professional. They finished around 6:00 pm on the 15th and drove back to Georgia. Dwain was very organized and supervised the job well. I would highly recommend On The Move Moving Company, especially Dwain and all the young men of his crews. It was a good experience for us. Sincerely, Sherrill & Antonio Latour

For the second time, my wife and I utilized the wonderful services of On The Move, moving company…read moreand had excellent results. I shopped around for various moving company quotes which ranged in under $1000 to over $4000. Primarily, I looked at 3 things to help in selecting a moving company: 1) Reviews 2) Price and 3) Location. As we were moving houses in-state (from Cumming to Duluth), it was important to find one that was not very far away. My wife and I made several smaller trips to the new house with boxes to help save on the costs. Pro Tip: - If you're able, consider moving smaller boxes by yourself piece by piece. This saves overall time on the day of move and their final quote. - I disassembled as much furniture as I could before they arrived. (bed frames, mirrors in boxes etc.)As such, the movers told me how grateful they were and also helped to lower the final costs a bit. Setting up the move: - Simple process of going to their website and submitting items needing moved. Since we had mostly the heavy bulky furniture, it made quoting process simple. - Once I narrowed down OTM, I made contact Lauren W. via phone who was very friendly and responsive. I informed her that I had an upright piano that I requested to be moved and she made sure to put in the work notes that the movers would need a piano dolly. - I paid a $150 deposit to "lock in" the date. Communication: - OTM movers were very responsive with keeping me updated with times of arrival and any questions answered. - They sent emails a few days before the move and the day before. They also called about an hour before they arrived to do a final confirmation. Day of Move: - On the day of the move, the crew (Joseph, Jayson, and Archie) showed up on time with their big box truck. - They greeted me then did a walk through to ensure they understood all the items needing moved. Once they understood, they went to work and started in. You could tell they were pros in how they communicated to each other with how they lifted and moved items. - From start to finish at the "old house" took about 2-3 hours. - I informed them that the piano had gotten damaged by other movers in the past and I did not want it to happen again. They made sure that it was handled with care, and it was. - After everything was moved to the truck and tied down, they did a final walk through with me to ensure they had not missed anything. - As it was getting close to lunch, Joseph communicated that they would be taking about an hour break and would meet me at the new house. - They arrived at the new house on time, then I told them where the furniture would need to go. They again started transporting the furniture. - 2 guys typically unloaded while the third assembled. - After everything was unloaded from the truck, I did a final walkthrough with Jayson to ensure everything was where it needed to be, no damage was present and if I needed them to readjust or remove anything. Costs: - While the quote was estimated between 850-950, the actual cost was 1331.69, which I felt was fair. - I paid with check and they lowered the overall cost a bit to wave processing fees if using a CC. Pros: - Joseph (crew chief), Jayson, and Karchie did a great job. They were friendly, enthusiastic, hard working, and communicated well. - They moved 2 heavy refrigerators at the "new house" when asked. - They appreciated that I had taken time to disassemble furniture beforehand and didn't have many boxes they had to pack or load. Cons: Minor complaints: these can be corrected by their crews being more aware of surroundings at customers houses. - They left used and empty tape rolls, soda bottles and trash in the rooms instead of cleaning them up. - After they had left for lunch, I did a walk-through at the "old house" and discovered one of them had forgotten to take their drill they used to assemble some furniture. They were glad when I gave it to them and seemed embarrassed that it had happened. Final thoughts: - OTM is a great company to have you help with your move. I felt the prices were fair and the workers they employed were great. - While we didn't run into serious issues (furniture damaged, personnel problems etc.) I'm confident that OTM upper leadership would not hesitate to make sure the problem was corrected and alleviated. - Another happy customer for OTM!

Ace Grading & Landscaping, operated by Jared Dean is a classic textbook example of how a community…read morebusinessman caters to his customers. Even during the busiest time of season, he is readily available or at least a phone call away. When planning a project, he listens to my needs and concerns and then offers a reasonable, cost-effective solution. His work-orders are descriptive, easy to understand, and clearly itemized and priced. He keeps his appointments, and his associates are all knowledgeable, hard-working laborers, much like Jared himself. The job is always thorough, to my satisfaction, and guaranteed or he personally will make it right. If all business owners had the same level of concern as Jared Dean of Ace Grading & Landscaping, feedback and reviews would be totally unnecessary. I urge my neighbors to consider Ace Grading as their first choice for landscaping needs.

This job did not go well. It did not start when planned. I never got a formal contract and that was…read moremy error. We had some days when workers did not show up at all and some days with only one worker. The owner, Jared Dean was not there to supervise the workers. There were changes in the original plan many times when we came home from work. After 2 months of work during the severe drought in the fall of 2016, the job was pronounced overbudget and "done". We had damage to the house from heavy equipment, damage to our trees, cable lines cut and then cut again despite marked utilities and even had to build out around utilities in the middle of the larger wall. We were told repeatedly that he would come back when it finally rained to fix any problems and he did once but bigger and bigger problems continued to surface. I have deadman beams that are not covered with earth or gravel, the wall is crooked and shifting, the parking is not where it was supposed to be and way larger than requested, unevenly colored contrete and drainage issues. It is, what it is. Don't make the same mistake I did. Get a contract. Insist on paying with a credit card that will back you up.

Very reasonable priced! Does job in a timely manner and does a great job with communicating and on…read moretime.

My bungalow was built in 1932 during the Great Depression, a time when scrap building materials…read morewere a precious commodity. After the four walls of my home were erected, carpenters used the scrap materials to construct an intricate crown of gables, hips and sheds. Rylee Roofing and Construction recently re-roofed my home with the skills and attention a mother uses when blanketing a newly born baby. If your roof needs some TLC, give Rylee Roofing and Construction a call. Like me, you'll be glad you did!