Military Servicemembers and Veterans Beware! Kentuckiana Moving LLC claim to do a lot of military moves but do not function or govern themselves the way military movers do. It was nice not have to inventory each individual item but they do not move expeditiously and strategically to maximize efforts and time. I met Justin a few days prior to the preferred date to move my HHGs from a local storage unit to a residence 4.7 miles up the road. I had about 13000 lbs worth of furniture and agreed to pay for a fourth person and an additional truck to help the process move more efficiently at a rate of $240/hr and $100 per truck. Although the moving crew were friendly and respectful, they were late upon arrival, took an hour lunch, and several extended breaks in excess of five minutes to fold up moving blankets or chat amongst each other. When one crewmember went on break, they all went on break so the day got unnecessarily longer. When all the furniture was moved into the house, my beds, desks, recliner, and table, were left unassembled. Although all the boxes were labeled, heavy items were placed on top of fragile item, and like items were not grouped together as requested. Justin informed me that whatever I needed the movers to do, they will do but showed up with any tools to put anything together. I do appreciate them for putting the bed frame up so I didn’t have to sleep on the floor. When it was time to pay, the military discount was not reflected on the contract and I was charged for materials we didn’t use or need to facilitate the move. The contractual agreement was not shared until the crew arrived that includes different verbiage than the information on included on the initial quote. The crewmember sped through the contract on his mobile device which was difficult to read and stated the verbiage was the same as indicated in the quote which was not the case. I didn’t have the ability to pick my valuation as that was selected by the crew regarding damage coverage. Basic Value Protection is based on $.60/ per lb/ article whereas as the “Actual Value Damage Coverage with $250 dedutible” is based on $5.00/ per lb/ article. There is a clause in the contract that is not beneficial for military servicemembers and was not disclosed prior to signing knowing the DoD handled your HHGs prior to Kentuckiana Moving LLC. The disclaimer reads: PLEASE NOTE BEFORE SIGNING: Due to their fragile nature we do not cover damage to electronics, refrigerators, appliances, glass, ceramics, particleboard furniture, flooring, or plants. We are not liable for the contents of containers not packed by our movers. We are not liable for any damage resulting from improper preparation/packing by customer. We do not dismantle refrigerators in any way. Please double check appliance connections, as we are not responsible for resulting damage including water leaks. In some cases tracking soil onto flooring is inevitable, we are not responsible for any damage. Our liability on loading jobs ( no transportation of goods are performed by Kentuckiana Moving, LLC) terminates once the truck has been loaded. This contract is legally binding and you signature is evidence that you understand and accept the terms outlined by the agreement.” I was unaware of the debit/ credit card surcharge of 4% until it was time to settle the bill. Even though I paid via Zelle, I didn’t receive a payment confirmation or final invoice showing the service was paid in full. I called the office the following day to have the bill adjusted and request a paid invoice but was unable to reach anyone on the phone. After calling several times without success, I physically went to the office to talk with Justin about my moving experience. After he assured me he would process the refund on the credit card used to pay my initial deposit, more than two weeks have elapsed and I haven’t received the refund or receipt. I shouldn’t have to wait to receive my refund on my credit card when I paid with cash. Although Kentuckiana Moving LLC claim to be a veteran-owned business, I cannot recommend their moving services to other military servicemembers or veterans.