Connors Brothers Moving & Storage

"My former college had Connor Bros clear out my room without my knowledge and when I was able to pick up my belongings items were missing. For example, my Canon camera. It took several months to get their response and parts were missing from my camera."

"Have been without any clean clothes/sheets/pillows for several days because this company hasnt returned my boxes yet. Do not hire these bozos!!! Also I forgot to mention but I called them for a solid week earlier this summer and never got any sort of response back. Is their office even staffed?"

"I would definitely stand around watching their every move. I walked away to do something else, came back into the room and the mover was taking apart my window thinking that a desk that wouldn’t go through a doorway was going to fit through a window. No measuring, just jumped right in to taking the window out. Then couldn’t even get it back on track. I ended up telling him to leave it. Aside from that it was only a few pieces being moved so can’t really judge them beyond that. But I’ll say it again, definitely make sure you have the time to keep eyes on everything being done. Edit: The owner came as soon as he could and fixed the problem."

"First, I asked in advance for 2, 24" wardrobe boxes. On the day of the move the movers knew nothing about this. They called the office and the owner showed up with 2 boxes, but they were 18" and more importantly the metal hanging bars were 24", making it very difficult to use them. I called the owner after he left my house to tell him this, but he said "if this is the worse thing, things are going good." Well problem was, it wasn't the worst thing. (Another mis-communication between the office and the drivers/movers was that the drivers/movers told me they would arrive at my new address in about 2 days. I said nope, they would be arriving the next day, per my conversation with the owner and the office woman.) When they arrived at my new address 800 miles away, I thought everything was alright, and tipped the mover (and his girlfriend, who was the other mover) very well. After they left I thought I was missing a few boxes so I called the girlfriend, whose number they gave me. Sure enough the boxes were here, my mistake. During that conversation and before I found the boxes, I asked if they had gotten all of the boxes off of the truck. They said absolutely, they had gone through the truck and there were no more boxes. The next morning she called me and said they found another box, which of course contradicts her statement that they searched the entire truck and there were no more boxes. They said it was a box of books and they would mail it to me. I said that would cost them a lot of money because it was very heavy, and I was concerned about damage, since it wasn't packed to be mailed. After a few minutes, since they had spent the night nearby, they decided they would come back and drop it off. They did so the next day. It took me a few days to unpack before I realized I was missing a box of pots and pans for the kitchen. Considering their previous assertions and responses, I decided not to even bother to report it. By this time I was thoroughly frustrated with their service, and realized I had tipped them far too much."

"We have been expecting a small shipment of furniture since late July. It is now August 8th. We have called seven times in the past week and a half just to ask when the furniture will arrive. No one has returned a single phone call. We always get their voicemail saying "we will call as soon as possible." If anyone reading this has the chance to talk with them, could you ask them to call their customer in Ohio who is needing the dining set?"