I was wondering if anyone could recommend a moving company that they'd had a good experience with. If it matters, we;re moving within Edgewater at the end of February. We don't need a huge truck, but we do need conscientious movers who won't damage our things in the 10 blocks and 5 cumulative flights of stairs.
We'd prefer not to use movers, but only one of us (Roommate) can get the last day of February off of work, and there's a possibility we'll have to move twice if we don't do it this way (once to a storage space, then to the apartment).
Dire warnings to stay away from a certain mover also appreciated
We'd prefer not to use movers, but only one of us (Roommate) can get the last day of February off of work, and there's a possibility we'll have to move twice if we don't do it this way (once to a storage space, then to the apartment).
Dire warnings to stay away from a certain mover also appreciated
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consider hiring students from the local high school or college. You'd hire the truck, of course, and you'd supervise them, but *they'd* wreck their backs, not you. Plus there'd be lots of them, which equals "done in one afternoon".
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Hopefully we won't have to hire movers at all, or even rent a truck.
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It was pretty expensive after tips, though. But worth it because the last time we moved, we hired friends of friends and they dropped my brand new dresser. I still get upset when I see the big crack on the top.
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Also, I heard of "2 Women and a Van" (or is it "3 women and a van"? I don't remember). I consulted with them on my last move. I went with someone else who offered an extra person at the last minute for free, but the woman I talked to seemed very professional, and they offered fairly competititve rates.
Good luck. I just moved on Saturday. My body still hurts.