Excellent service! removed a large treadmill and other things and even an extra item that I had not…read morepreviously asked for. Affordable pricing. I would definitely call them again for services!

From the owner: Demolition of houses, barns, buildings, ectread more

Quick to response. Came out and gave me a reasonable estimate. Their lawn-care was impeccable. Will…read moredefinitely get these guys to come back! Thank you Stanley Landscaping!

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After many moves throughout my career, I feel qualified to provide an honest review of a moving…read morecompany. During 7 years in the United States Air Force, I relocated to four different assignments. Later, while working for the Federal Aviation Administration, I completed six additional cross-country reassignments. Most of these moves involved professional movers such as United Van Lines, American Van Lines, Allied, and Two Men and a Truck. We also handled a few moves ourselves when we were younger. Most recently, we moved from Clemmons to King, NC after purchasing a new home. Wanting to support a local business, we chose Amplify Movers and Logistics LLC. Instead of conducting an in-home estimate, the owner requested that I send photos of the items to be moved. The quote came in nearly $1,000 less than another company we considered. In hindsight, that should have been a warning sign. Prior to moving day, communication was excellent and we felt confident in our decision. Unfortunately, the actual move was a very different experience. Before the move, we had already sold two large bulky items, yet the quoted price remained unchanged, which we accepted without issue. On moving day, four movers and a 28' U-Haul truck arrived around 8:00 AM. Marlene arrived about an hour later to briefly oversee the operation before leaving. By noon, both we and the lead mover realized the truck was far too small. The truck was already packed to the wheel wells and they had not even started loading the bedroom furniture. Several calls were made to Marlene. The crew attempted to unload and repack the truck multiple times without success. Eventually, Marlene asked what items we could transport ourselves, which would have required several trips using our SUV. Frustrated and wanting to keep things moving, I personally rented a second U-Haul truck. I informed Marlene of our plan, but despite her business also renting U-Haul trucks, she offered no assistance or compensation for the additional expense caused by the poor estimate. As a result, I incurred an extra $130 for the truck rental plus approximately $50 in fuel costs entirely due to improper planning. When I returned with the second truck, the crew was still loading the first one. Eventually both trucks were completely filled and we headed to King. During unloading, we were informed that our office desk had been broken. This desk had previously survived multiple professional moves, including cross-country transport and upstairs delivery, without being dismantled. My wife specifically advised the movers that it could be carried in one piece, but they chose to disassemble it anyway and broke several components in the process. Marlene's solution was to reduce the bill by $50. Considering the replacement cost of the desk was approximately $275 plus assembly time, this felt insulting rather than helpful. Once unloading was complete around 6:00 PM, we began noticing additional damage: scraped furniture, a broken bed support, a cracked bookshelf, and stained mattresses. Some furniture was wrapped only in plastic wrap instead of moving blankets, and the mattresses were dragged across the ground without protective mattress covers. To be clear, the movers themselves were courteous, respectful, and worked very hard throughout the day. We tipped them well because the issues were clearly the result of poor planning and management rather than lack of effort from the crew. What surprised me most was receiving a follow-up call from Marlene asking for a 5-star Google review. I explained that would not be possible given the damages, added expenses, and overall experience. If your primary concern is finding the cheapest possible mover, Amplify Movers may meet your needs. However, if you value professionalism, accurate estimating, proper equipment planning, and careful handling of your belongings, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

I think we are going to use this company for our move. Marlen was fantastic. Have a standing quote…read moreover the phone. I will review again after our move

I wanted to let everyone out there in the Pilot Mountain, NC (PM) and surrounding areas know about…read morea recent big plumbing job my wife and I had done on Tuesday, July 7th, 2026. Folks, sorry for the long review. Summary of me: I manage a great team in the creation of Advertising for An Automotive group with 17 Stores in three States. TV commercials, Print, Website, Social Media, POS materials within the dealerships, etc.. I've been with this auto group for 40 years. I live, eat, know "process". With deadlines, you have to be a "process" person. Our Plumbing Task: To hook our home up to the municipal water supply from PM, and then replace all the old copper piping within the home. Every water outlet. Under the sinks, the toilets, the showers, replace all with a new water heater, fix a couple of leaks we inherited when we purchased the home, and leave our two outside hose bibs connected to the well, and install a new water filter after a test of the PM City Water. To say this was a Huge undertaking is putting in mildly, at least in my wife's and my minds. Must admit, we both had some anxieties the night before. To say I was impressed at the end of the day is not a powerful enough word. The crew: Cameron (SVC MGR-Lead Person), Mo, Jacob and Jamison. I'll describe their work this way Precision, Disciplined, Thorough. When I would ask a question, Cameron would explain in "non-plumbing speak", so even I could understand. The team was GREAT. Arrived on time. Actually about ten minutes ahead of time. I'm a punctual guy, so started the early morning correctly for me are far as my mind was concerned. Cameron even called to let us know the team was about 20 minutes out til arrival. Just unbeleivable. WORK: They had to dig a trench from the meter to the house. Like clockwork. Two of them working together outside while the other two were in the house systematically disassembling the copper pipes, drilling holes for the new PEX piping and all new valves, putting a new water line in for the fridge, the clothes washer, a new water heater, etc. No wasted time or movement. Precision. The whole team had GREAT attitudes. They were light during the day, talking, joking among themselves, but still very driven, following Cameron's lead. Once they turned on the water, Cameron himself checked on every outlet. Their precision showed their experience with what they needed to do, and truly showed the care they have for their trade, their actual work, ultimately to their client, my wife and I. I'll sum it up this way: Unbelievable Professionalism. I was compelled to call the owner of Countyline, left a message on his cell phone. He called me back and told him what I have written here. The Bottom line: My wife told Cameron she found her plumbing company. The "Wife Seal of Approval", and mine also. Any opportunities for plumbing in the future, one name only for us, Countyline Plumbing. I highly recommend them for any plumbing jobs/opportunities you may have. Large or small.

The best! Not the cheapest, but we are so glad we decided to use them to hook to city water and…read morerepipe our house. Cameron, Moe, Jamison, and Jakob were extremely pleasant, prompt, and professional. Cameron was very knowledgeable, and patiently answered all of our questions and concerns. We are thrilled with their work, and would definitely call them again for any future plumbing projects!