All Mighty Relocation LLC

Warren and his team are incredible, and if you're looking for a moving company, I agree with all other reviews and highly recommend this one! They were on time, friendly, efficient, fast, hardworking, and simply super good at their work. Thanks to them, we moved about 45 minutes away from LA, and it couldn't have been an easier move. None of our furniture was damaged, and upon arrival at our new home, they asked us where we wanted each item they unloaded from the truck.

Move size: 2 Bedroom Home Service cost: $3988

My 88 year old father selected All Mighty Relocation to handle a recent move (Nov 2022) from NH to WV, and it could not have been more of a disaster. Since All Mighty is just a BROKER, they don't actually have any skin in the game once the mover gets involved, and you get whatever crappy mover they can come up with. In my father's case, it was Allied Moving Group (not Allied Van Lines), some two-bit firm out of NJ that actually moved the property.

The disaster started with All Mighty drawing up the initial contract, telling my father that to move his three-bedroom apartment would cost $5,800 for 935 cubic feet. This was after the AARP/Veteran's discount. He thought it seemed a bit pricy, but agreed to it and signed the bottom line (before engaging me). I paid the initial deposit (via credit card) and they scheduled the move for the weekend of 11/19-11/20. The mover was supposed to call on 11/18 to tell us when we'd see them on Saturday. At 4PM, we were told that the movers wouldn't be there Saturday, but that we'd get a call on Saturday telling us when we'd see them on Sunday. Saturday afternoon we get a call telling us to expect them between 7 & 10 AM on Sunday, which was pretty inconvenient for my elderly parents, but they managed. They arrived at noon.

Before the lead mover had a chance to look over everything my parents were moving, he pulls out a new contract with Allied's letterhead, telling me the job would now cost $11,000 and that we had to pay half of it up front (minus deposit), and the other half on delivery. And, the only form of payment they would accept was cash, venmo, paypal, zelle or cash app, despite the fact that their own contract stated cash, check or credit card. Typical bait/switch and we didn't have any options. Cancel and we'd lose the deposit. Plus, my folks had to vacate the apartment and we had no other last-minute options. Fortunately, I was in town to help my parents pack and assist with the move, and was able to cover the bill. Had I not been there, my parents would have been screwed. So, after about 4 hours of work, the 26' box truck is loaded and they haul it all away.

About two weeks later, Allied decides to deliver the goods (The mover's contract states that they have 30 business days to deliver it, unless you want to pay extra). But, Allied had transferred the goods from the box truck to storage, and from storage to a semi before sending it. After getting the property to WV, they decide that they can't get the semi to the house and had to transfer it back into a box truck, for another $1,800. And, what was All Mighty's response to all of this? Crickets. They set us up for failure. They couldn't tell us anything thing about the status of the move after Allied had my parent's property and deferred everything to the mover. The only time they had any info for us was when the mover wasn't able to get in touch with me, while delivering the property.

You have been warned…

Move size: 3 Bedroom Home Service cost: $12800

Initially, when they made a quote with me, they listed out all the items as inventory. They play games with you where they pull out rules never mentioned before.

Initially, during the quote, the company said that they could even take a couch and 18 boxes with me (no mention of sizes) and finalized a price. They decided, weeks ago, when the driver will be at my place. So, I booked my flights for the next day. The driver told that because of some problems, he couldn't be there that mentioned day. I had to leave the place and requested my busy friend to be there for the loading. The things that were promised in the inventory, not half of them went through and the driver started quoting extra. I was already in a different city, so I told my friend to just go for the basics. He loaded those and added extra 75$ for fuel sth because he couldn't park right infront of my apartment.

Then, I scheduled for a day to move in. All they say is the driver will contact you a day prior. I had been telling them that I have to book the elevator weeks ago, at least inform me about this. No, the driver doesn't pick up the call and they answer in a very rude tone that they don't have any power. If you guys don't have power, don't take the work. Finally, the driver told me he will be with my stuff at 12 on sunday. I waited for him when in the final moment, they bailed and told it was going to be Monday, as if people don't have any other work. I informed I couln't take it on weekdays because I have to be in my office. The van lines requested to work through, and I helped to the best I could. They never tell you the exact date. I managed everything with them. The drivers arrived and messaged me (I had already warned I would be in the office and to contact the receptionist for the unloading area). I replied after half an hour only to realize that they had already left and can make it again at 2pm (when I clearly told them, the elevator is booked till two). I am calling the company, the driver and god knows who all during to which they hardly answer. Finally, they told me the delivery was going to be on the weekend and I would get a call a day prior. Waited saturday, no call, sunday , no call. After which the van lines picked up the call to realize he had a family. If he had a family and wanted to spend a good sunday, why give the date in the first place and he quoted 500$ extra for redelivery. I called the company and all I hear again is "WE HAVE NO POWER". I literally had no money. So, I told i would come to the warehouse. The van line driver was very rude and unprofessional (the company claimed to be the best one). Finally, they agreed at the rate that was finalized. After the unloading, the drivers started measuring 75ft and if it was more they would charge me extra. I explained I don't have any money and drop it wherever they could. The only good thing that happened were the final drivers who decided to help. Finally, I got my stuff after numerous uncalled answers and mental torture.

They have given me such mental torture and trauma that I would never in my life even think about going with a moving company.

Finally, Almighty movers, talk about your rule and hidden charges in the initial phase. Maybe you think this is a good way to earn money, but to me this is complete fraud and scam. You guys should tell people initially that "WE DON'T HAVE POWER ", while taking the quote.

Move size: 1 Bedroom Home Service cost: $1547