A Poor Company that provides below average moving services. 3/26-4/20 A poor Company that provides below average moving services. ***. Communications Poor, a troubling Issue. Before I begin my review, a little about me: I am a Retired US Navy Storekeeper, 21 years. I am a professional expert in procurement, packing, shipping, receiving, transportation, warehousing, inventory management and control, hazmat, financial management, contracting , logistics, etc. This is a professional and experienced detailed evaluation of American Way Movers. With my experience, overall it is a poor company with serious communications and customer service issues. you really should read my entire review. American Way movers is a moving brokerage company out of Pompano Beach, Florida. They are fully licensed and registered with the US Department of Transportation. They did not actually move my household goods but subcontracted it out to Ryder Relocations based in New Jersey at a lower rate. This should be very important to you so be sure to ask whom is actually doing the transporting. I called around several other moving companies for quotes, the average was $5500. I did save around $1000 but the headaches weren't worth the savings. This was an estimate for a two bedroom house and more than likely your final bill will be much more than any quote especially if you have a larger household. ADDITIONALLY, nearly every larger company tried to convince me that the amount of people moving around was greater than it actually is and some wanted to charge me extra for expedited services. Those other companies falsely stating that they were extremely busy and could not meet my time frame unless I paid extra. American Way Movers gave me a lower quote, was up front with the fact that they are also a brokerage, was able to meet my requested pick up dates without additional charge, and as I mentioned they can probably provide lower industry prices due to contracts they may have in place. My move consisted of a two bedroom house with garage 1100 miles and was based on cubic footage. KEEP IN MIND, BY LAW, A MOVER OR BROKERAGE COMPANY CANNOT CHARGE YOU FOR CUBIC FOOTAGE AND WEIGHT AT THE SAME TIME. IT IS EITHER ONE OR THE OTHER. This option should be offered to you and agreed upon before you make any deposits. READ YOUR CONTRACT and bill of laden thoroughly before you sign. Long haul moving is not cheap ! Some may think a DIY move is more cost-effective, but when you factor in rentals, personal labor and time, fuel, mileage, and insurance costs, hotels, meals, and the stresses of moving out of one place into another within set time frames, and physically packing and moving belongings around yourself, I believe it is much more worthwhile and cost-effective to contract a company to do that for you. Most people just do not have the time nor manpower to cut costs. With that in mind, My initial contact with the company was with a representative named Daniel Williams. Daniel was professional and pleasant and he quoted me a fair estimate price for my move based on the majority of items I described to him. An initial down payment of $1,000 was required at the time of booking and I was also provided a sizable veteran discount. Other discounts might apply so be sure to ask. A second contact was with a company representative named JJ. He went over my general inventory and inquired about any items, services, and materials I had not noted during my initial contact. Based on additional items, materials, and services requested, an additional $500 was required. The ryder moving crew was very good. 3 weeks down the road after several phone calls and correspondence AWM called to state they could not cash my money order and would have to return it to me which was just more headaches canceling the money order then getting a new one paid out to Ryder. I would not recommend this company whatsoever. You'll get nothing communication wise and headaches. SG USN ret.

Take the time to do it right. Not only did Anthony take the time to calculate the cubic footage by the dimensions of each item, he was also able to get me a fair rate and a veteran discount for our move from California to Texas. He even taught me how to stop the countless calls from other moving companies that almost had me change my number. From the day I booked all the way to our drop off date he answered any and all questions professionally and patiently. Last time I moved, I rushed through the inventory and it went horribly. This time, he patiently took me room to room to do the calculations with me and the move could not have gone any smoother. Lesson learned, take the time to do it right because the time you saved is not worth the cost of a rushed job.

Really garbage company Really garbage company. A really confident sales person assured us that all of our questions were answered properly and we would be receiving our items on our move in day. It has now been 2 weeks since my original drop off date and i have no updates, i cannot find the contract anymore, and the company is putting me in a continuous loop of confusion and not giving me an answer. Honestly Carlos, and Anthony you guys do not deserve to work there i hope you get fired.

Worked out fine Took a chance with them and I’m glad I did, Fred was the one I spoke with and at first their price sounded a little low but so was my budget so I took a chance and went with it. To sum it all up the dudes arrived on time, worked quickly and got my stuff there in one piece. I’d give them 5 stars but I’m a firm believer that nobody’s perfect.

American Way Movers Stay Away from them!!! About a month ago, we contacted American Way Movers to move our belongings from my parents' house in Texas to Wisconsin. We had a pleasant interaction with Relocation Specialist Anthony Stranahan, where we listed our items and made an upfront payment of $1024. Our pickup date was supposed to be on March 20th, but with a one-day delay, a team of two arrived on March 21st to collect our belongings from Texas. Upon their arrival, without even counting the items, they claimed that our inventory, according to the list we provided, was twice as much and increased the agreed price for 20 additional boxes from $2321 to $4521. Naturally, we refused to pay this inflated price, not willing to succumb to their schemes and deceit. Strangely, Anthony Stranahan, whom we could reach every day until pickup day, suddenly became unreachable, and Carlos took over communication. Carlos displayed a disrespectful and insolent attitude, attempting to exploit us with exaggerated price offers. Stay away from this company; they have a disrespectful and unethical business approach. My father intends to take legal action against them.