Decent Service overall Movers arrived on time and managed to load the truck quickly, sensitive items were covered with thick blankets. Delivery was also on time but there was a bit of a miscommunication regarding the eta, overall the service was decent. Communication could be better !

Terrible moving company!!!! The company is extremely unprofessional… The company is extremely unprofessional and irresponsible. We moved from Texas to Wisconsin. They packer arrived without the supplies I requested and paid for. They wrapped our TVs in our own comforters and then tapped a box around it. One person showed up in the moving truck, unloaded our belongings and told us no one notified him it was a two story house and he would not carry our things to the rooms allocated. His help never arrived, and he ended up placing boxes where ever they fit. Now I’m trying to get compensated for a tv, mattress, lamp and boxes that we didn’t receive. No one provided us with the paperwork to determine if received all of our items in Texas. The company owner sent me a made up inventory list that listed items we didn’t even have.

UNPROFESSIONAL, UNRESPONSIVE, FRAUD This is the most unprofessional company running a scam and stealing consumers items. As the other review says, once they pick up your goods you will not hear from them. Everyone you had previous contact with will no longer answer calls, emails, texts or anything. Save yourself the headache, stress, and money and pick ANY other company.

Nice Services! Having a great movers company is no more than a blessing. I was searching for a mover company but could not find the best one for my move, so A&M Moving Services was the one I decided to choose, and I'm happy with their service and delighted with it.

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?