Did you know they also have a landscaping division? I recently worked with Clifford and his crew to…read moredo a one-time yard clean up and pine straw delivery. The pricing was fair, the crew worked hard, and my yard looks great! Clifford came out to give a price estimate, set-up a time that worked for my schedule, and kindly called to remind me of the appointment. The landscape crew worked pretty hard and seemed to know what they were doing. They had all the equipment needed and probably hauled off about 20 bags of old pine straw, magnolia leaves, and general yard detritus. I'm happy that this non-profit is expanding into other areas and giving former incarcerated folks the chance to learn a new skill.

They are polite, honest, careful, respectful, decent human beings. They offer the best value…read more They have moved me and my grandfather clock five times with never a scratch, and it still keeps perfect time!

The absolute best team of professionals I have depended on in a very long time. Sheldon and Charles…read morehave an extraordinary work ethic and take great pride in everything they do. Tonya was so respectful and accomodating with my booking and also when I had to make a change. Mobutu the owner was eager to know if I was pleased which is the. reason that I will be using them again next week. Christ Movers is not just another moving company. They are THE ONLY moving company that I would recommend. Rarely are you this pleased with a service provider. Bravo!

*** DO NOT USE****…read more I hired this moving company to pack two PODS for a cross country move. I wanted to hire a "professional" packing company to maximize space and fit my belongings in the PODS. I had two major downsides with this company. The owner and the packing job. The packing of the pods was very unprofessional. They left approximately 3 FEET of open space at the top of each pod. This allowed items to shift during the move and alot of stuff not to fit. I had to spend two days repacking the PODS to fit my stuff. Towards the end of them packing when they realized 1/4 of my stuff was not going to fit, one of the workers said " this is why I always pack". So essentially I could of saved the money and just packed myself for the unprofessional packing job they did. The major issue is the owner and lies. During the move my $2000 king bed frame was damaged when the workers left it free standing on my driveway. Luckily I was outside to witness when the wind blew it over to crack the wood and knock metal pieces off of it. The worker immediately contacted Dezzy ? The owner and informed him of what happened. Dezzy told me on the phone that it was "an act of nature" and they are not responsible for items that they are not "actively" moving. The guys left it unsecured on the driveway to make space in the pods. I advised Dezzy that it was not even wrapped in a moving blanket. Dezzy agreed to cover the damages once I advised him of that. I heard him tell the worker on speakerphone after that "they need to wrap everything because since it wasn't wrapped he did not have an excuse not to pay" . Anyways his word does not mean much because it has been 4 months and they never paid the insurance claim. They also have not responded to multiple emails about the matter and I am out the money. AVOID and pay alittle more for better service!

Noah is easy to work with. The guys were super nice and busted their butts. The move is 2 parts and…read morethey handled it efficiently. They assembled all the furniture and did a great job. Highly recommended

These guys were seriously the best! Super professional and nice strong guys. They were on time and…read moresmart about packing our PODS to make sure everything fit. If I have to move again I wouldn't chose anyone else! The whole team was a pleasure to work with and they were reasonably priced.

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.

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.

The movers were on time, got to work Right away, and was…read morevery careful with our furniture. I highly recommend!

James and Dijon were great in every respect. Specifically, their teamwork and talent in safe and…read moreefficient utilization of space while loading the truck and ability to steer their efforts smoothly in whatever direction asked of them. Polite, friendly and solid young men. Thanks a bunch guys. P.S. YOUR BOSS DOES NOT PAY YOU ENOUGH!!!! -Your share of the fees we paid for the service that came from YOUR sweat and YOUR backs should be MORE THAN HALF. Your futures are bright; good luck gentlemen. *elbow bumps*

Very professional, discrete, hardworking, punctual and compassionate. it is clear they appreciate…read moretheir customers and care about the job they do. Ten out of ten and would highly recommend.

I live in Summerville and I've had some small and medium sized obscure and heavy objects I needed…read moreremoved, such as furniture. Naturally I started searching on Google for companies that could drop by to pick up all my items in a relatively quick turnaround time. One of the companies I stumbled upon is Prices Junk & Waste Solutions. After calling the young gentleman he asked about the nature of all the objects I had and roughly how much. Over the phone he gave me a rough estimate which I found to be very reasonable, even without seeing everything. I was concerned as I thought he may need need a dumpster trailer to fit all of it, but he assured me his own moving equipment would be enough, thus saving me on costs. Moreover, he got me scheduled within a day and a very reasonable timeframe of four hours. The quote also mentioned how long the project would last which I found refreshing. As for when he and his assistant arrived, they did a quick inventory of the items and immediately got to work. The young men were professionally dressed even though they're doing hard labor, were courteous and didn't waste time. They weren't loud and to be honest I almost forgot they were there. They hit their estimate on the nose and finished, perhaps 20 minutes under the quoted amount of time. I found Prices Junk and Waste Solutions a very reasonable and professional business to get rid of a lot of unwanted house clutter or aged belongings. The prices are extremely low and I felt very comfortable having them at my house while they worked. If I ever need assistance in the future, you can bet Price's will be the service I use.

Best movers in town! Fantastic customer service, unbelievable efficiency and care of my items, and…read morejust all around a great company to work with - will be using them again!

We had an amazing moving experience with Smooth Move! The movers were courteous, knowledgeable,…read morecareful with our belongings,, professional and worked hard! I definitely reccomend! Lauren Sayle