We paid for 6 man-hours of service through Angie’s List. Here is the timeline of our experience with Prestige: 10pm the previous evening – Tye calls and lets us know that he has double-booked and his team of 3 cannot get there at 9am as originally promised. 1:15 – team of 2 arrives (we let them know what OUR plan was for loading the POD, but were told that there was a better way based on their experience) 1:30 – team of 2 start working to bring down boxes (based on their plan for loading the POD) 3:00 – Tye comes downstairs and says that the current loading plan isn’t working and switches to a different plan (the plan we originally recommended) From this point, the team of 2 spends an HOUR reconfiguring what was loaded to that point. If they had gone with what we suggested in the beginning that wouldn’t have been necessary. 4:00 – Tye and his partner start bringing down kitchen cabinets and loading them based on the new plan 5:30 – Additional 2 workers arrive (one is a trainee, his first day) and start working at 5:45 (at this point, Tye assures us that work will really start going quickly now) 6:00 – Team of 3 start bringing down 8-foot granite slab (that we insisted over and over needed to be wrapped in blankets and plastic, which we had PLENTY of on hand). The slab was not wrapped, it was just brought down by itself and before the stairwell, it broke into several pieces. At this point, all 4 members of the team spent another HOUR wondering how to proceed from here, taking the granite pieces back into our condo, breaking it the rest of the way in half and wrapping the pieces (as they should have been in the first place). We have photos of the granite as it ended up. This was a $3,000 custom piece of granite that was brought into the condo originally wrapped in blankets and plastic. 7:15 – Team of 4 start wrapping and preparing the piano for moving. This process also takes an hour to get it wrapped, down the stairs, and into our POD. It is obvious that even though this service is offered through Prestige, it was a new experience for all 4 workers. 8:15 – 3 of the 4 start configuring the rest of the items in the POD while ONE of the workers stays upstairs wrapping the rest of the glass and granite that needed to be brought downstairs 9:30 – POD is full and the doors are closed and the team prepares to leave 10:00 – Tye reassures me, after we paid him, that Prestige Movers’ insurance will cover the damaged granite It is September 8, and after repeated attempts to contact Rickey (and a promise from him that he would send us the insurance information) we have not heard anything. We spent $3,000+ to get the granite repaired once it reached our new home, and Prestige has done nothing to make this right. So here is how we saw the price breakdown: 1:30-5:30 – 2 people for 4 hours - 8 man hours 5:30-9:30 – 4 people are working – 12 man hours (we were told we would only be paying for 3 people; the 4th person was a trainee – it was his first day on the job) This is a total of 20 man hours…HOWEVER. - 6 man hours were paid for with the original Angie’s List purchase - 2 man hours were taken up re-configuring the POD to what we suggested originally (Tye insisted that if he had had a team of 3 originally, that he would have been down in the POD directing people and that wouldn’t have been necessary. It was NOT our problem he only had 2 people for the first 4 hours, but we shouldn’t have to pay for that) - 3 man hours were taken up figuring out what to do after the granite broke. If it had been wrapped in blankets and plastic, as we requested numerous times to the team, this would not have been necessary. We shouldn’t have to pay for this wasted time. - 3 man hours were taken up with the piano moving (which we were told was a total of $80) So that leaves 6 man-hours left, at $100 for 3 man hours (which was quoted on Angie’s List) should be $200. Plus the $80 piano move, puts us at $280. Above and beyond the money we paid to Angie's List we paid them $400 plus a $20 tip per worker (including the 4th trainee person). This is MORE than what we feel we should have paid, but Tye insisted that he had to pay his guys, and we felt uncomfortable not doing so as they were waiting outside our POD until they got paid. All in all, it was a very uncomfortable situation for everyone. The cost of service below includes the money we had to spend repairing the damaged granite.