Not good, costs tripled. … This company basically tripled the price. I agree with other comments they put you in a bind and you have no choice but to go with them. I will say the team that picked up my furniture were fantastic. The team that delivered it were awful. There were two of them, one worked for A&M the other was picked up as a day laborer. He did better than the employee. FAYI was the employee he did not give a care about our belongings seemed like he could not be bothered. Did not want to put furniture together I had to call Mo at dispatch and he had to tell him to do it. My dryer is broken along with some other things. Claim has been filed. The moving costs are horrendous and I will never do it again. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY the costs will keep going up

Unprofessional and dishonest company Had them move my daughters items from Texas to Connecticut. No communication after pick up then the driver Nash held my daughters items hostage until she paid the “new” charges upfront. Mow the service caller was useless and literally told me to file an insurance claim with the company to get money back, even if there was no damage or missing items. Dishonest and unprofessional. Will never record or use company again.

If I could give zero stars I would If I could give zero stars I would. They took my $500 deposit with a credit card immediately. When the drivers showed up (with no truck), the quote tripled and they wanted cash, Venmo, money order or Cash App. I refused and cancelled. They refuse to return my deposit.

Superb! Moving is never an easy task; for me, worst when you're moving solo; often, your mind is all over the place. The A&M Moving Services gave a very reasonable quote, giving us confidence our belongings arrive exactly when needed.

Fearful delivery Crew that picked up was marvelous. Crew that delivered were stoned, did not assemble furniture as promised, and damaged my property and some furniture. Signed as received in good condition simply to get them out of my house, which had to be aired out for hours in northern New York in the dead of winter to get the stench of weed out. Because we signed the delivery paper, the company nor the insurance firm would pay any restitution for the damage done. The delivery crew could not figure out how to get the sofa in the door they were so out of it. They had no tools to reassemble anything and did not even have a cutter to remove the wrapping on the furniture. The experience was bad enough but the $300 plus we spent to repair the damages was insult on top of injury. To top it all, we were never given any of the documents (Bill of lading or inventory sheet) to support our claims. Was that an oversight or intent?