I am an 85-year-old woman who moved… I am an 85-year-old woman who moved across country from Oregon to Georgia to live closer to my daughter so she could help take care of me. National promised my belongings would be delivered safely and on time. That promise was not kept. I waited for six days past the contract deadline, on borrowed lawn furniture, for my belongings to arrive. I was compensated $50/day for late arrival on a bill for well over $12,000. When the van finally showed up, I discovered much of my furniture, most of which was under six months old, heavily damaged. One piece of furniture wasn't even on the truck. One of the movers was in such a hurry to leave my house, he ripped the fabric of my new couch right before my eyes and didn't utter a word. The movers didn't set my bed up correctly before leaving, either, and the driver told me he spent two days enjoying himself in Las Vegas while on the way to Georgia. I filed a claim report for nearly $3,000 for the damaged furniture, and National sent a check for $216 to cover the claim. I then filed a claim dispute, was repeatedly told it was being handled, and six weeks later was informed that $216 was all I would receive as compensation - all strictly according to the contract, as stated by National. I strongly advise against hiring National Van Lines for a move. (Review written for me by my son.)

Lots of chips in my furniture Lots of chips in my furniture, one piece I may have to have refinished, the driver tried with his stuff but it does not match...This was a split delivery some stuff went to my daughters more than what was supposed to, her garage was overloaded and I’m still missing things...Why I tipped the driver 😠🤷‍♀️

I arranged a move from San Diego through AQMS I arranged a move from San Diego, CA to Harrisburg NC through National Van Line's agent, Blake Contardi of Affordable Quality Moving and Storage (AQMS). The signed agreement had a contracted price of $23,960.77. The estimate was signed by both parties on May 13, 2023. Before the agreed upon moving date and after a fully executed contract, National Van Lines informed me of an 8% price increase, and my move would now cost $25,710.41. By this time, all aspects of my move were in place, and I could not find a more reputable moving company. When my household goods were delivered by National Van Lines policy, I had to pay the higher price in full prior to any my belongings being offloaded in my new location. I have contacted AQMS multiple times and they say it is National Van Lines who will not honor my contract with their agent, AQMS.

Hiccups with local crews but mostly great Balfour moving was great and Encore relocation was great, moving into TX. The only part that wasn't perfect was the local crews that were hired to pack and unpack at the two ends. The boxes were not labeled very accurately while packing, and when unpacking there were 10-12 boxes labeled for interior rooms that were left in the garage. Otherwise everything was great.

Horrific company Horrific company. They are a broker and as soon as I signed the contract, stop returning calls or emails. Five days before the move, National Van Lines charged an additional $4,000 for the move. I sent pictures with dimensions of every piece of furniture that was being moved. Two days before the move, I get a call from a different company (Jackson Movers) saying they will be conducting the move. Jackson Movers then charged an additional $3,000 the day they arrived for bogus charges and work they didn't even do. I can't express how horrific National Van Lines is. They should have begun by disclosing that they sold the account and they are just brokers who can care less about their or their contractor's service once you sign on the dotted line.