One thing experience teaches you fast: the right equipment matters as much as the right crew. Our professional movers have been doing this since 2010, and part of what we bring to every job is the ability to look at what you have and tell you honestly what it will take to move it. Sometimes that conversation saves a customer from a serious problem. The review below is a good example of what that looks like in practice.
What Does a Professional Crew Actually Do on Moving Day?
“EZ Brothers was amazing! We were so pleased with the 4 men Gary sent to us. They were extremely polite and professional. They were about a 1/2 hour late, but they more than made up for it with their expediency and efficiency. They dove in and wrapped furniture items that needed to be protected, and they boxed up a very large wall hanging and mirror (about 7 feet by 5 feet) that we couldn’t manage ourselves. They even tipped us off immediately to the fact that we were going to need two large UHauls when they saw how much stuff we had. We had originally reserved one 23-foot truck and another much smaller truck. It would have been a disaster if we could not have loaded all of our stuff as it was an out-to-state move, and we were trying to get out ahead of a hurricane/tropical storm.
We had a totally different experience with our unloaders. You guys set the bar incredibly high which was too bad for them.
Additionally Gary was an angel in being flexible with us with Hurricane Isaac blowing in. He was completely calm about the whole thing and worked with us when we had to bump up our loading date to avoid wind and rain.
I would definitely recommend them to friends family and anyone looking on the Internet for a mover. I don’t think you will be disappointed.”
Description of work:
EZ Brothers loaded all of our belongings from our house and a nearby storage unit onto two separate 23-foot UHaul trucks.
That moment when the crew walked in and told this customer she needed two full 23-foot trucks instead of one large and one small: that is the job. A less experienced crew might have loaded what fit and left the rest behind. Instead, they flagged the problem before a single box went on the truck. On an out-of-state move with a hurricane bearing down, getting that call right was the whole ballgame.
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