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We are an ethical, honest and professional company. We are easy to communicate with. Always working with you until the job is done right and to your specifications. When working with our company you can expect integrity, prompt service and superior customer service, always leaving the job site clean. We take pride in our services and enjoy making clients repeat clients. You can count on us to get the job done right the first time. We will meet with you at your convenience and will not keep you waiting. Call us today for your free estimate. You''ll be pleased you did. Thank you
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"Sorry Elisha , you are not our client. Must be Febex doing business as Interstate Moving and Storage, We are Interstate Moving LLC."
"Review 07/09/2021 4.5 Quality: 4.5 Customer Service: 4.5 Value for Money: 5.0 Review by Phil H. in Washington, DC Project: Find Moving Services - Long Distance (Out of State) Comments: If we are honest, most people only write reviews for things like moving companies when they have a sob story or things did not work out perfectly and man, some people have crazy expectations from moving companies. Crazy expectations. I researched SO MANY moving companies before my move from a big city to a small city 2,000 miles apart. I read so many reviews, it made me feel like every moving company was bad news. You really needed to dig deep into all of them to see what it was really like. It took me weeks to make a decision. I got estimates from at least 10 companies. I had so many people emailing and calling me I had to block some. But the point is, they all got some bad reviews and it is hard to get people to write good reviews when they are moving their lives. If it was good, they just move on. In the end, I chose Interstate Moving LLC out of the Delaware, Maryland, DC area. They have offices in California and Washington State too. Lots of companies with similar names. These guys gave me the best price far. Most people were 2x to 4x more expensive. Imagine, 4x more to move the same stuff!!! We packed, three guys came and wrapped up all the furniture and packed it into the truck. They did an excellent job. Small issue with a cracked/broken foot on a chest of drawers, but that is it. Good people. Estimating the amount of stuff you have is hard. Try to use standardized 1, 2, 4, 6 cubic foot boxes. A lot of boxes are not standardized for cubic feet. It can help, but these people are pros at estimating the size of things. Every company was within a few hundred cubic feet just by filling out the forms honestly. Let them help you. Now, here is where things get interesting: I moved to a big state in the Mountain West that most people have never been to. It is not like going from NYC to LA. There is not going to be a lot of stuff coming to this new city. It makes you worry about if the stuff is going to arrive on the timescale they promised you. Interstate Moving did. Yes, it was in range but the range was within 21 business days. BUSINESS DAYS. Do not be counting federal holidays and Saturdays and Sundays. People do not all work those days, why would truck drivers and moving guys? It was there 21 business days later. Which is the real world is like almost 30 days. Add in the holidays and weekends, people. Also, you do NOT want your stuff arriving before you take possession of your new place, right? And neither do they. Do not expect them to be early. Do not plan for them to be early. Just be honest with the date you first want it to arrive. It will be within the date range after that. It does NOT mean the date you want it there, the range means AFTER you have the keys to the new place. Do you want to play the odds? Lie on the date you can first accept it and hope they are not early. You will pay a lot if you bet wrong and they show up early. Now, every moving company will PROMISE you that only their people and their trucks will do your moving. Well, unless you are moving inside your own city or you live in New England where all the states are tiny or maybe you are moving from Seattle to San Francisco (big cities), or use the super expensive big names, this is not gonna happen. Your stuff is going to be farmed out to a subcontractor for the final shipment. It is just going to be. Accept that and you will be fine. My subcontractor picked up my stuff in Seattle and got it hereafter driving like 10 straight hours, found some kid on Craigslist to help him move my stuff. One helper. This was a three-person job, so these two dudes broke themselves to get my stuff in up three flights of stairs. Brutal. End result? Nothing was broken, everything came, absolutely nothing went missing."
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