I have used them twice for short moves, the first move was from one apartment building to another…read more(across the street). This move was a short distance but there were a few flights of stairs. Mr. Hedgepeth was super nice and gave me a few pricing options. I settled on something that was in my budget. For the first move they arrived on time and were finished fairly quickly! The second move was about a mile down the road into my house. Prior to the move, Mr. Hedgepeth came to my home ( wearing a mask and social distancing) to give me an estimate for the move and we were able to schedule the move. He will text but calls for the major details, which is very professional. The day of the move, him and his team arrived on time and worked pretty fast to get everything loaded into his truck. They have furniture covers for the highly breakable items. They also put the large items (beds, dressers, tables) together if needed. Hopefully I won't be moving again anytime soon, but if I needed a moving company , they are the first to be called!

I have to be honest, I really wanted to give this company a fair shot. Years ago I worked for the…read morebest moving company in the area (A-One Moving), I have vast amounts of knowledge about moving. To begin, Ed and his wife are very nice people, all of which I had as an opinion prior to conducting business. I was given a quote of $600 when Ed and his wife first came to my house. The second time, seeing as I'd need to keep my belongings on Ed's truck overnight, the estimate went up to $700. No problem and we set up the move for a Thursday initially 9am. The day prior to the move Ed called to inform me he had to push the time back to 11am. The next day I rented a Spinter Van and loaded with miscellaneous items from my house while I waited. Ed and his crew arrived at 5:40pm! Yes 6 hours past the plan start time. I had to call them twice for updates, I wasn't called until they were 10 minutes away. Upon arrival, Ed asked me "How was I going to take care of them?" I wasn't sure what he meant and with a confused look, Ed made the money gesture with his hand. I told him like any other service he'd be paid at the end of the job. Ed the stated that he needed half to take care of his guys. The next day, around 1pm I was called by Ed to see if 3pm was still good. The original plan was for me to call Ed after my 2:30pm settlement however I was told he needed his truck back. I then rushed to rent a storage unit so I wasn't an inconvenience to Ed's other job. The unit was ready at 2:30pm, I called Ed to inform him of that information and he said he'd be there at 3pm. A good friend of mine sat and waited an hour and a half for Ed to finally show up at around 4:30pm. I had hoped while I was at settlement they would've been done unloading so I could unload the Sprinter Van. Unfortunately I got there shortly after they did and my good friend and I helped them unload into the storage unit. Knowing I had to load items from my van into storage, no space was left at the end and I had to rent another storage unit. I didn't think it would all fit but I had hoped. In the end, everything from Ed's truck didn't fit in the unit as planned and assured by Ed. I approached Ed and ask for a price adjustment since was quoted $700 for the entire move and I had moved 30/40% by myself while waiting for Ed and his crew to arrive. Ed took off $100 and that was to not be discussed further and I was told "normally the price is the price." I thought to myself "I hope normally, you're on time and professIona!" I didn't say that but paid him without tip and went on to move the stuff out of the van. I really didn't want to write this review because I know my experience isn't going to be the same as everyone else's. However, I chose to write this to give feedback for the company as well as potential customers. With this information hopefully the company will make an adjustment and if customers decide to move forward here's a possibility to consider. Thanks! Wayne