move from houston to toronto I have had a long discourse with the Daryl Flood Co so this is not new to them. The pick up was fine - the crew did a great job. No issues there. The drop off was the issue. we thought we were getting an unpacking service as well, as most companies offer and what had been our experience with Atlas in our first move. In addition, our delivery date was missed because the date was not registered (or a glitch as we were told) correctly. Then the drop off crew did a poor job in unpacking and leaving boxes everywhere. I had sent pictures to Daryl Flood about this already with little response. I felt that some reimbursement should have been done since this was not up to our expectations, nor to what was the standard for most moves. But I am only the customer.

Terrible service! They were supposed to deliver a washer & dryer to us. They failed to show up all day Tues, then Wed, then showed up late Fri. After all that, they actually installed it incorrectly and had the hoses mixed up and had to come back one more time. Worst part was that their call center kept telling me they were on their way and that we were the next stop. That was never in the cards. Just be honest please.

Inconsistent packing Boxes were incorrectly labeled as to contents. Should tell customers to not pack remotes and carry with. Many boxes crushed. Had two items broken due to removing from protective boxes. Delivery above average. From driver and his help all were very friendly and unloaded very fast, showing care and concern for our things.

Too 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.

Damage either in storage or in transit Unsatisfied with damaged property. A family antique chair was damaged either in storage or during the move from Austin to Seattle. An arm was broken off as well as the rush seat was sliced. I was unable to get the chair repaired as it was determined that the chair was repaired before. When that was brought to my attention, it looked like the repair work was done 50+ years before. The chair was in very good - not destroyed - condition when it was picked up for storage. $0 dollars were given for the damage. Unfortunately, I didn't have a photo of the chair - Jeyson Peters, Sales Rep. would know that it was in very good shape when they stored for me.