Stefania Romano
GBExcellent Moving Company!! Talking with a few friends I found you can actually have movers pack your things for you. What a relief. I specifically used this company to handle both my packing and move. It was actually pretty simple and painless. I didn’t really need to supervise either during the packing process. I felt comfortable with the moving crew. Everything stayed super organized through the move. All I had to do was pay in the beginning and that was it! Thanks guys!
Andres Ortiz
GBNever again. The issues I expected when I paid Trico to move my furniture from LA to Austin was that furniture may possibly get scratched and dinged up. However, I'd been reassured by countless reviews that Trico are professionals that take great care of the items they are entrusted with. Well, what I came to find is that almost *all* of the furniture I shipped with them was *severely damaged* or broken beyond repair! What's more, one of my boxes was LOST COMPLETELY and left behind in LA - it was only with intense documentation, photographs and frantic, angry calls that my box finally turned up and was shipped to me. Sincerely, What kind of a shipping company loses boxes?! Isn't that *their only job*, to get things safe from one place to another? As a note, I posted this same review on their website as two stars and of course they removed it. Thus, this review is now one star. While the people that came to both pick up and deliver my furniture were very kind, very professional, and moved everything in and out without any damage, every item I packed myself is completely safe and sound, and almost every item they packed for me is damaged in some way after the move. This indicates to me there's a problem with how things are being packed, or there's a real problem with the long distance part of the long distance moving. I also came to learn they were contracted by Trico - Trico only does the LONG DISTANCE, not the pickup and delivery, so you never actually deal face to face with Trico employees which to hold accountable. Instead, I've spent the past few months playing phone tag with Trico employees and insurance reps, trying to get a settlement with which to repair my broken items. That's another thing - Trico provided me with a single insurance option, and they have been a veritable nightmare to deal with - they as you to take extensive photos, then they schedule a LONG time away to come in and take photos of your damage AGAIN. In my case, they even scheduled ANOTHER appointment a long time away so they could come pick up my broken computer tower and take it to a specialist to have it looked at - only to come back TWO WEEKS LATER after taking it away to inform me they were repairing the computer instead of giving me an estimate, without having gotten my approval or even telling me the name of the third party! And in this all, Trico has been utterly unhelpful - they've simply repeatedly told me to contact the insurance, or offered to pay me $0.25 per pound of damaged item. What kind of insane exchange rate is that? What kind of settlement offer is that? This move has been an absolute nightmare: one of the worst and most stressful experiences in my life. I'm living in a special kind of hell, surrounded by broken furniture I cannot get rid of yet because Trico's provided insurance company is STILL not done figuring out my claim TWO MONTHS LATER; I am having to repair some items out of my own pocket because I just can't stand waiting anymore, but I have no guarantee of proper reimbursement from the insurance company. This is a complete disaster. Do yourself a favor and never, EVER hire Trico Long Distance Movers.
Zack Michigan
INEffortless Heard about Trico from a friend actually who used them a year ago and had a good experience. I researched their website online and looked through their reviews. I then sent them an email and they got right back to me. Their website seems to have everything even an Instagram page haha. Any who I filled out info online and talked to one of their customer service people as well. They really stayed on top of everything throughout my whole move. I was able to also send them a job reference number on their site and they then messaged me the exact location of my things mid move. They made a move to Austin effortless. Thank You!
Peter Wang
GBI recently moved from San Francisco to… I recently moved from San Francisco to Boston. The whole process was effortless and all of my items arrived safely. The cost is also very reasonable. I would highly recommend Trico to anyone looking for long distance mover.
Kiara Barnes
GBFast & Straight Forward Trico was great! Upon calling for information, Mason gave me the full run down immediately. I barely had any questions when he was done. I gave him some preliminary information about our move and he provided suggestions for pick up dates as well as packaging. We moved from Bronx, NY to San Antonio, TX. The movers arrived on October 1st, as planned. They were actually early and ready to work, which was great. We pre-packed everything, so they just collected the furniture, boxes, etc., ran down how everything was going to work and left us with all necessary documents. We gave October 8th as our earliest move in date and the movers arrived with our belongings on October 12th, well within the 2 week delivery window. We were kept in the loop regarding our belongings' location with periodic tracking updates. We were alerted of our delivery date about 4 days in advance. We received phone calls the day before and the day of pick up/drop off. Everything was very smooth. Every item and box that went out, came back. I would definitely recommend Trico Long Distance Movers to a friend! I only give 4 stars because I placed an item that I will not name in one of my duffle bags and it was missing upon delivery. The duffle bag arrived but something inside was missing which means someone was going through my things. I don't appreciate that but I also know that has more to do with the third party movers that are hired than the Trico company itself.