Nina
GBVery bad claim experience. This is our second time using Darryl Flood for relocation. We liked the drivers and his crew who packed and unpacked with our stuff. But the experience with their claims department has been horrible. They are very slow to respond and repair or compesate for essential items which is causing us a lot of inconvenience. We paid an arm and a leg for this move and did not expect such a stressful experience. I hope they improve their claims department.
Laurie
GBMy belongings arrived to the destination, many of which left in better condition than they arrived. My belongings were moved from Texas to Indiana . They arrived as scheduled, and I was updated by the driver regularly. Everything was held in storage for 3 months. As we moved from storage to the new house, I found many things damaged. Large appliances that you wouldn't think to plug in and check right off the truck....legs on couches, broken pictures, mirrors, glassware that was packed by the movers. I was slightly disappointed by the care taken for my belongings. In summary, the driver was pleasant and reliable, and kept me informed. The people they hired to pack and load were not of great quality.
Richard
GBReal bad experience and service!!!!! Week late Lost property Ruined property Had to unload and assemble myself Unloading at 1pm Only had 2 people unloading truck Rude and very unfriendly company Did not do what they said they were going to do as far as when truck would arrive Contracted with mayflower but got an independent shipper.
Acustomer
GBDaryl Flood Logistics the worst Daryl Flood Logistics has destroyed my relationship with Home Depot. As long as HD partners with DFL I will never shop at Home Depot again. 1st fridge was damaged. 2nd they didn't hook up the water saying my existing line wouldn't work and cut it off my old fridge. It would work, we had to add a nut on after they cut it, and now it is hooked up. They also damaged my storm door, and that is still not resolved. Plus, they claimed that the doors to the fridge were uneven, because the fridge wasn't level, that is also false. They did not level the fridge, because they said it can't be done till we push it back and that is also false. When they came back to level it they sent the same guy, who when he found out there was a claim made threats telling me he was going to fight my claim, because the door they damaged was old. They have shown that to be true. Now still dealing with their claims dept on the door. Today we had an appt at 1pm, and Noah was late, I called him and he said he was running late, I couldn't wait I had a meeting, He said they don't usually give appt times, because in logistics you can't stick to a schedule, and that I just don't understand logistics. I spent 16yrs in logistics and everything Noha says is bunk. When Noah calls he does not speak clearly, I had no idea what his name was, the only discernable word was Flood. It is like he is saying his name is nodarFlood. The door wouldn't lock after the bent it, and we had no choice due to safety but to fix it. Now he says well if you fixed it there is nothing I can do, but I still want pictures, leave it unlocked. It would seem the hire from the bottom of the barrell and then don't train them or do a terrible job at it. The name Daryl Flood is mud to me.
J Blystone
GBToo much follow-up required on customer's part For some reason this time moving with DF has more difficult as it relates to getting questions answered and the requests followed-up on. We have had to follow-up up multiple times on requests and with everything going on, having to follow-up is a burden, time consuming and frustrating. This new for DF as in the past they have always exceeded in customer support/service. Hopefully this is not a trend or a result of seasonality or too much growth, etc.