All In One Moving & Storage,Inc

"First off, feel free to message or email me, I'm happy to speak in person rather than allow anyone else to be robbed by these incompetent crooks. I have all the paperwork and I'll scan it it for anyone to review. 1 out of 10 unless I can give a 0.01 They are the worst of the worst of the worst, they were paid to stage everything, instead they dropped everything, never returned and broke almost everything. Upcharged about everything, no response to calls, moved from CA to NY. Avoid at all costs!! COST $80,000+!!! QUOTED $29K CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS Don't believe the response, no answer, no call back and STILL JUST CROOKS!! YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU DESERVE for your unconscionable treatment of others!!"

"My husband and I inquired about this company's services about a month ago and were told that he'd follow back up in a few weeks to see if we had made a decision. In the time in between, our cat was diagnosed with cancer and has required multiple tests, surgery, medication...and we're only half way through getting her better. As such, we decided to get a Uhaul and drive ourselves because it's more affordable. Taking care of our pet is more important than our comfort that comes with hiring movers. Anyway, we're about two weeks out from moving and I get a call 9:24 Saturday morning from, I guess the owner. He didn't identify himself right away either. He asked me about moving and I very politely said we we decided to do a Uhaul. Immediately, he said very abrasively and ignorantly, "Good luck with that." I was shocked at his rudeness so I quickly countered that it was the more affordable option before hanging up. Honestly my husband and I are both thankful that he did that because it confirms that we made the right call. You don't know what people have going on, man, and when someone declines your services, say thank you and move on. Don't respond rudely. Honestly, your level of customer service this morning confirms that you have no respect for your customers or potential customers, who had you been polite, would have referred your services to other people who need them. People are allowed to not use your services. Don't be rude to them when they simply explain they are going in another direction. But, I get it. I'd probably be rude too if I was hurting for business - that's why the company has less than 4 stars on Google."

"I would not recommend. I used them to move my family from VA to PA. We went through the house room by room over the phone and they quoted me a price which was reasonable. Than as we got closer they did another phone call with someone else and they determined there was more than originally estimated so the price went up. In order to make sure there were no more surprises my wife and I went through our stuff and donated a lot that we didn’t need from clothes to furniture but to our dismay when they can to pick up the Forman told us yet again we had more volume and our bill almost doubled but by this point we had no other options as we had to go. When they delivered our stuff some showed up damaged or not at all. Most notably my set of custom fitted golf clubs which were loaded on the truck in VA but they couldn’t seem to find them at delivery, their proposed remedy to me was to offer me $37 for the misplaced items which were over $3000. I recommended staying far away they find every way to keep raising the price than do nothing for you when things go wrong."

"Did not make window for pick up or delivery. Furniture was delivered at 6:45PM on a week night and did not finish until almost 10pm. The 18-wheeler literally had a piece of white paper with sharpie writing duct taped on for a license plate. The driver refused to attempt to drive to the apartment, despite confirmation with the rental property that 53’ trucks have been back there before and was charged $75 per 50’ for almost 300’ that had to be paid then and there. Who has that much cash on them?? Everything that came off that truck was absolutely filthy. I had brand new industrial storage bins that looked like they went through a tornado and where cracked. My peloton foot stand was broken and now the bike is extremely wobbly. My mattress, which I paid extra to protect was absolutely filthy and needs replaced. All of my nice real wood furniture is chipped. The glass in my coffee table is scratched. The walls were scratched. The movers were supposed to set the TV up, as I paid for packing of it and they did not. The icing on the worst cake of my life was the driver. At 10pm when they finished, he asked if he could use the restroom ‘real quick’. He was in there for about 10 minutes and when he came out he did not have a shirt on. When I went into the bathroom after, it was soaked. The floor, the counter, everything on the counter and my hand towel was dripping. Totally inappropriate and disgusting! I will be pursing legal action."

"BEWARE THIS COMPANY WILL SCREW YOU OUT OF YOUR MONEY AND RUIN YOUR THINGS! We hired All in One Moving & Storage out of Saddlebrook, NJ to move TWO small rooms of items from a studio apartment in NYC to WA state. The move took place 6/17/17, arriving in WA state 6/29/17. The movers packed the items for me. I was on site and supervised the packing. An estimate on 6/15/17 was for 331 cu.ft - the movers measured the load after packing the truck, adding 110 extra cu.ft for a total 441 cu.ft. I do NOT dispute the additional cu.ft; however, upon arrival in WA state, the load had been condensed into a reduced number of boxes that were packed in NYC. At the time of packing, there were 63 items, including 28 boxes numbered with labels #151 to #214. All in One Moving & Storage defrauded me by charging me for a 441 cubic foot load, then condensing the load into a far smaller load--in the process, they dumped multiple boxes into one box, discarding the packing material to make it fit. They did this numerous times, with numerous boxes having two of the original labels on one box, and numerous boxes having no labels at all but with items unprotected and tossed into a single box to take up less space. In addition to that, the condition of the load that arrived reflected severe compaction of the boxes and other articles--our load was underneath something very very heavy, crushing the caster legs of a heavy desk, an expensive bicycle with bent and crushed wheels, and boxes that were compacted and crushed. Many boxes were dripping with motor oil, presumable from whatever had been set on top of the whole thing. We did not see the motor oil until the next day when we were unpacking boxes, but the effect of crushing was evident on the whole load. One of the movers on the Washington end confirmed that the moving company had condensed the contents of several boxes into one, hence the multiple labels on one box. Again, I was present in NYC and supervised the packing -- at the time the load was measured and I was charged for the larger cubic feet amount, every single box had ONE LABEL on it, not multiple labels, and the boxes were used singly and not shoved one inside the other to make two or three boxes fit into one box. I believe this moving company's practice constitute deception and fraud to cause the consumer to pay more money in cubic feet than the number of cubic feet actually moved. Since this company charges by cubic feet and not weight, it would be very lucrative for them to do this. I realize they are liable for the damage to my items only by a much smaller measure of 60 cents per pound, but that is not the issue here. The issue is fraud and charging thousands of dollars more to the customer than the actual load is worth."