The movers are beneficial, friendly, and lovely to work with. I looked for movers for days and eventually landed with Supreme Moving and Storage. Save yourself some time and have faith in me. Just hire these guys. They are the real deal at an affordable price. Their online booking system is more than excellent! No deposit, transparent guidance, and further steps. Fantastic experience all around.
We just completed a very large move from PA to Florida and I was so impressed with Xtreme Movers. They were super helpful, Gave me an estimate and the actual price came in under the estimate which was a nice surprise, They packed everything up with care, and treated my stuff like they would there own. I have moved a few times in the past and this is by far the best company I have dealt with,They are through and know how to get the job done.
Please, stay away from this company! They do not deliver on what they promise. I spoke to Sal who did my reservation and quote. He seemed like a nice enough guy and honestly I thought that the company was trustworthy based on speaking with him. I was very wrong. Sal quoted me $2500 to move furniture and belongings from my 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, and misc. from Virginia to Illinois. This was hundreds of dollars less expensive than the next closest quote so I thought that even if it ended up being more than the quote, it would still be relatively affordable. He also explained that I would ONLY pay for the cubic footage my belongings took up in the truck—any empty space I would not be charged for. So, if I went a little bit over they would charge me by the cubic foot; if I went a little bit under, the cost would be less than he quoted me. Sal also verbally guaranteed pickup on July 12 and delivery on July 18 which was really important to me due to the cross-country nature of my move. I asked him to put it in writing and he said that it would be on my contract--this guarantee wasn't included in my contract but I stupidly thought this was just an oversight on his part and I could trust what he said.
Fast forward to the "guaranteed" pickup day and no one shows up despite the fact that the office called me the day before to report that they would be there on time as expected. Mind you, I had taken off work to ensure that I would be available for them. When I called the office to report that no one had shown up, I spoke to a woman who apologized and called the driver. She called me back to explain that there was an issue with the truck's axel so they would have to come the next day. I politely pointed out that a little bit of communication would have been appropriate since I had taken off work to meet them. She then proceeded to blame the driver for the lack of communication which I thought was unprofessional but once again, I just dismissed the miscommunication and unprofessionalism because accidents happen. WRONG. The same woman told me that they would be at my house the next day, 7/13, between 7am and 9am. So I once again, arranged to take off work for that day. Later the same day, a man from the office called and said my pickup had to be pushed to the afternoon on 7/13 so I again altered my work schedule. Then I received another call that night switching the pickup back to the morning so I altered my work schedule again. This was all pretty frustrating but I thought at least it would be over soon and I was getting a good deal, so I could overlook the crappy customer service. The next day, no one showed up so at 9am I called to check in. AGAIN. I was then told my pickup had been moved to the afternoon once again but no one bothered to pick up the phone to tell me that.
Finally, the driver and two helpers show up on 7/13--a day later than "guaranteed" and after more phone calls than I would have cared to have. He goes over the basics with me and they get started. I feel like I should point out that these three guys were not what I picture when I think of movers--they were very small physically and had a really hard time handling my things (which aren't even that big or heavy). After three hours, they finally get the truck loaded--my stuff was a little worse for the wear by this point because they struggled so much to lift/move everything--and Bobo (spelling?), the driver, comes and gives me the revised cost for the move. I had a few more boxes and one bicycle more than I had initially estimated to Sal but figured that shouldn't be too much more than what he had quoted me. WRONG. Bobo informs me that the new total is approximately $4600 plus supplies they used (4-5 boxes to wrap a china cabinet, mirror, and glass table). I think my jaw hit the ground. How could this be? He explained how much space was taken up in the truck and the fact that they couldn't pack everything too tightly for fear of causing damage. Furthermore, he wanted 1/2 of the remaining balance at that time. I told him that my quote was way lower than that amount and that Sal had told me that I only needed to pay 1/3 of the remaining balance at pickup and the outstanding amount at delivery in the form of a personal check. Bobo was even shocked--he told me that Sal must've just said those things to get my business; that there was no way that this load could have only been estimated at $2500, they always require 1/2 of the remaining balance at pickup, and the final amount due at delivery in certified funds. It was at this point that I realized that I had been swindled. But what was I going to do? They had already loaded up my things, I had already paid a non-refundable deposit of $800, and I HAD to get to Illinois by the following week to start my new job. So I gave Bobo my check and thought I would be able to resolve the discrepancy between the quote and actual amount by calling customer service.
I called customer service as soon as the movers left. I explained the situation calmly and respectfully (despite my intense frustration) and even told them that I had more things loaded on the truck than I originally thought and that I was willing to pay for them. However, I was not willing to pay 40+ percent more than I was initially quoted by Sal because that was absolutely ludicrous—I didn’t add extra mattresses or couches or dressers or anything large, I had some extra boxes and bicycle! The man I spoke to, Walter, was completely unreasonable—he just kept repeating over and over again that “there will be no adjustment.” When I asked him to speculate on how this could cost so much more than the estimate he told me that the guys probably had to pack my stuff a little bit loosely and couldn’t stack it to the ceiling of the truck because that would damage my things. So, even though Sal told me I’d only pay for the exact cubic footage of my items (NOT open space or unpacked areas), they effectively charged me for space that might belongings didn’t actually occupy because they claimed that they HAD to use the space in order to protect my stuff. I asked if they could go measure the space my items took up in the truck because I wanted demonstrable proof that the amount I was charged was correct. Walter told me and my boyfriend that they had no need to measure the space because their trucks are custom built so that they don’t have to measure anything. They “just know” how much space it takes up. We asked him to measure anyway just so we could be sure it was correct and he outright refused our request.
At this point, I thought I would call Sal since he seemed pretty honest when I first talked to him. When I spoke to him, he told me to call customer service. I told him that I did and explained what Walter had said and how unhelpful he was. Sal told me there was absolutely no way he could help me and then stated that he had to get off the phone because he’d get in trouble for even speculating about the reason for the discrepancy. After I pleaded with him to help, he then said that his son went into the ER and he had to leave but he promised to call me back—coincidentally this just so happened to occur at 5pm on the nose. I never heard from Sal again. I called customer service again the next day and spoke to someone else about the situation. I received the same lousy explanation and the call was conveniently disconnected when I protested. At that point, I gave up trying to argue with them and just hoped for a smooth delivery on the date “guaranteed” by Sal.
On Monday, 7/17, I called Supreme because I hadn’t heard from them regarding my delivery which was supposed to take place on 7/18. I was told “if the driver hasn’t called yet, they aren’t coming tomorrow.” I asked if they could call the driver and find out when he would be coming. After a brief hold, the man I was speaking to came back on the line to tell me that they couldn’t tell me when the driver would show up and to call back the next day for an estimated delivery date. So the “guaranteed” delivery of 7/18 was not going to happen. I call back the next day and am once again told that my stuff isn’t coming on 7/19 but to call back again the next day to see if there was an update. On Wednesday, I call again and it just so happens to be Walter who answers the phone. I ask him for a new estimated delivery but he says he doesn’t know, “maybe sometime early next week.” Walter is a manager so I decide to tell him about this whole delivery fiasco and how frustrated I am that the date Sal “guaranteed” has come and gone and I still don’t have my things. I explain that I’ve been sleeping on my bare floor since I arrived in Illinois because my belongings haven’t been delivered. I ask Walter where my things are because I’m thinking that I could just go rent a truck and pick them up myself if it’s local. That’s when Walter proceeds to tell me that my things are IN STORAGE IN VIRGINIA. What? How? I didn’t ever consent to having my things put in storage—this was not in my contract either. I was told by Sal that my things would be loaded on a truck as part of a “piggybacking” program with someone else’s things and immediately driven to Illinois. So, now not only are my things not in my new condo, they are still in the state that I left in a place that I did not consent to having them. Walter says that’s how they do business—that the “piggybacking” program means my belongings will be delivered whenever they have another load to bring out to Illinois and that they put them in storage while they were waiting for that other load. I was absolutely blindsided by this—no one ever explained that in writing or verbally. I never would have agreed to those terms if I had known that this was their plan all along. I ask Walter if they can call me once they have an estimated delivery date because I was starting a new job and needed to work with my new boss to get whatever day off to have my things delivered. Walter says “There will be no call. You can call us.” And that was the end of that conversation.
So, I wait a day and I don’t hear anything. I call them again on Friday, 7/21 and speak to David who tells me that it looks like my things won’t be delivered until the following Friday, 7/28. That was upsetting since I was sleeping on my floor until my furniture could arrive—I didn’t have the money to go buy an air mattress since they had charged me over $2000 more than what they had told me I should expect to spend on this move. It was also upsetting because my family, who came up from Texas to help me get settled, was due to leave on 7/22 which was way earlier than the new estimated delivery date from David. Again, I just had to hang up the phone and hope for the best.
I got a call on Sunday morning, 7/23, from Joseph who informs me that the truck is being loaded and they could deliver my things on Monday, 7/24. The driver calls me Monday morning to confirm that he can get there that night between 7pm and 9pm which seems pretty late in my book, but I was just relieved to finally be getting my belongings. The driver and one other mover show up around 8:15pm in a truck that they rented from Penske instead of a professional moving company truck. It turns out that these two guys don’t even work for Supreme—they are just contracted out. Once again, I realize just how shady this company is. But it gets worse because when they open up the truck I realize just how much I’ve been swindled—my items took up about a quarter of the space in this new truck and are loaded all the way to the ceiling (which, remember, is something they told me they couldn’t do in the first truck where my things took up almost half of the cargo area).
Before they unload, they insist on payment. As requested by Joseph and Bobo, I got the remaining balance of $1929 in the form of a cashier’s check which is, by definition, a certified form of funds. The driver was upset and said they could only accept a money order—to which I had to explain to him that money orders can only be for less than $1000 and that a cashier’s check serves exactly the same purpose but is meant for higher amounts. After a call to Joseph, he agrees to accept it. Then he tries to charge me $150 extra, in cash, because he says that they charge extra for having to use an elevator. I told him no way, that isn’t in my contract and I’m not paying for it. They’re welcome to go up the three flights of stairs, instead, if they don’t want to use the elevator to which the driver says that he’ll charge me $700 more if they have to use the stairs. I point out in my contract where it says door-to-door delivery and that it says in there that I live on the 3rd floor. After arguing with me, he finally calls Joseph again and Joseph tells him to drop it.
The whole argument over the elevator thing and cashier’s check must have made him and the other guy angry because when it came time to unload, they were just tossing my things around instead of carefully unloading everything. To make moving even harder, they didn’t have dollies to help move anything, just one little four wheeled cart. As they are unloading, I realize that everything is in REALLY bad shape—my boxes are crushed, the blankets Bobo and his team had put on are torn and tattered, the bag on my mattress has been totally ripped off, etc. I asked them to please be careful but that only seemed to make them more irritated. As the things start to get put into my condo and they ask me to start comparing them against the itemized inventory, I realize just how bad the situation is: my grandmother’s china cabinet has been broken in multiple spots, my floor lamp is completely missing the shade and electrical socket which was ripped out, all three of my dressers were dragged on the ground so the corners are ruined and the knobs are broken, my nightstands have been tossed around, one of my end tables is broken, the top of my antique buffet has been ripped off, my bookshelves and desk are dinged, dented, and beaten up, my mattress is disgustingly dirty, some of my boxes are totally crushed while others have been ripped open. Keep in mind that all of my furniture was wrapped and packed by Bobo and his team; the boxes were packed by me but they were brand new when I got them from Home Depot. I ask the driver what could have possibly happened—it looks like some of my stuff was dropped out of the truck on the highway and then reloaded on the way here. He apologized but claimed it had to have been done at the storage facility because he and his helper didn’t do it. Meanwhile, my new neighbors were watching them unload my furniture and told me the movers were turning my dressers end over end instead of wheeling them in and other items were smashed into each other in the lobby area—it’s no wonder why my belongings look so terrible now. I also realized that I’m missing multiple boxes as I went through the inventory. By the time delivery was completed, it was nearly midnight.
After unpacking and assessing the full scope of the damage, I called Supreme to get a claim form. They said they would email it to me right away. Of course, I didn’t receive it. So I called again and again and again but couldn’t even get anyone to answer the phone or return my voicemails. Finally, I had my boyfriend call from a different number and they answered the phone and sent it. As instructed, I detailed all of the damaged and missing items, including photographs, and returned it to Supreme via email on 8/6. They only confirmed receipt after I called them the next day to ensure they got my email. I was told that it could take up to 120 days to process.
At this point, I don’t expect to receive any monetary compensation from the company. Everything that they told me was a complete lie and the vast majority of my furniture is irreparably damaged. Supreme Moving and Storage charged me FAR more than they estimated, were late to pickup, were late to delivery, stored my belongings without my knowledge or consent in a place I was unaware of, and broke/scratched/ruined the furniture that their own employees wrapped and “secured.” To top it all off, the customer service is completely insulting and unhelpful. Please don’t use this company for your move—go with a reputable business who cares about your satisfaction and your belongings.
To see all of the photos of my damaged belongings you can check them out on Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sa39tz1b9b2z27a/AAAZk_u2MajKPQ277N493c_ea?dl=0.
This is the most dishonest business I've ever dealt with. Read all the red flags on the department of transportation website, and you will see that this company checks all the boxes. They will tell you that they don't need an onsite inspection, give you an estimate based on the information you provide, ask for immediate payment to secure the moving contract, assure you that they will send you a company truck and even pretend that they have a storage at destination to store your belongings in need be.
When I saw an Enterprise rental truck (not Supreme Moving) pull up on my street, I knew I was in trouble. The truck was near full, the drivers told me in a broken English that I had more stuff than they were told, and after much struggle, I was told by their boss (somewhere from Texas, not the company that I booked with in Illinois) that I had misled them in their estimate, that he will charge me more, but also take part of my stuffs and come back for the rest. Long story short, I wasted a day arguing on the phone, the truck left and I lost my $731 deposit.
These movers were absolutely great. From the moment I called till the moment all of our belongings were delivered it was seemless. Moving can be very nerve wracking, but they made it so easy. We moved from DC to Utah and when we arrive everything was properly labeled and nothing was broken. Everyone was very nice and helpful. Most deffintily will use again.
The company has really showed me what a good moving company is like to be working with professional moving carrier. Supreme moving and storage was the best company I have ever selected in my previous moving.
I was given a great quote for te value of the move. It provided me with excellent communication from the beginning until end.
I appreciate you guys for doing professional business with me. My husband and I are very satisfied with the outcome of this job.
Definitely will be a returning customer. I appreciate all the hard work, I will be back whenever I need a mover.
My family and I had a horrible experience with this moving company. They were dishonest, rude and I would not recommend them. Worst moving and customer service experience of my life. Also, ended up costing much more than anticipated due to their deceptive business practices and broken promises. I left a bad review on yelp and they offered me a couple hundred bucks to take it down, but I refused. I would not trust their positive online reviews.
These guys were really great. Did what they said they would, showed up on time and were very nice. They made recommendations on how to pack things and helped us along the way. We moved from Illinois to Maryland. They held most of our stuff while we were in the transition stages and gave us a good deal when we explained the situation with the closing. I would hire them again if I moved out of state.
Supreme Moving and Storage made sure that my relocation was hassle-free! The movers were kind and handled my items with care, making sure not to damage anything in the process. We have just moved from New York to North Carolina. Moving is always a stressful process, but knowing that I had movers I could trust made it so much easier. Even their prices were a steal! The workers truly care about your experience and will work with you to find the best deal around. There was never a time that I felt communication was ever an issue. Supreme Moving and Storage deliver to anywhere in the country, so I will definitely recommend them to friends and relatives.
I was nervous about the move but I had a great experience that I wanted to share. This company definitely worked hard to really show me the hard working experience at this carrier. They proved from start to finish on the job. The company was very affordable on the price and being able to know I was able to trust the moving carrier for the first time moving was a big step because I didn't know where this could go. Knowing that I made that big step it was great that I made it with Superior moving company. Overall I rate this company an A+ 5 stars, I had no complaints and the sales specialist gave me a great quote. He also answered all of my questions and cleared all of my doubts. He made me safe and assured everything would go as planned. Overall great experience and highly recommend this to readers and family and friends. I'll be a returning customer . If you are moving I definitely recommend this company as you can tell everything went great with my move!
Supreme Moving and Storage did NOT honor their contract. We had only one day to move as our daughter needs a transplant and we are moving across the country and so time is of the essence. I flew to her apt to meet the movers but they did NOT show up as promised. They made excuses for why not. Then they denied that they said they had promised. When I emailed them back the contract to show them the date they promised, they denied receiving my email. We called more than 15 times but they hung up on us, put us hold for more than half hour many of the calls, and then hung up on us again. They were rude, they didn't agree to come the next day because they said they couldn't take responsibility for the driver's timeliness. The man who calls himself the manager was as offensive as is humanly possible. I am grateful for the chance to review this company to save other unsuspecting folks who need to move from using this HORRIBLE company.
Moving is one of the most difficult things to do in life but it's especially more difficult when you have to move out of state! Moving back to NYC was a tough decision but choosing Supreme Movers was not! They were able to make the moving process so smooth and easy. I was able to take what I needed with me and they handled the rest. The price is always very fair for the work that they do. I would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs some stress-free movers! All my stuff made it to NYC without any issues or hassle!
UPDATE!! Do not use this company they will take your money, not show up, not contact you, then tell you they will give your refund back only to give you the old "the check is in the mail" for months until they say well, there must be something wrong with your mail. Which is funny because I receive my monthly bills, birthday/holiday cards, other checks, and all sorts of mail just fine. The are frauds and thieves.
I have left one review already, but wanted to warn people again. This company will steal your money. They would not accept certified mail and would not answer a complaint that we filed with the Better Business Bureau. After breaking their contract with us they have refused to acknowledge any of our attempts to contact them about keeping our deposit.
Please save yourself time, money and frustration and pick another company.
American eagle moving and storage such a great job on my list minute move I was really confused receiving quotes all over the map as far as price goes. I got quotes from $900 $8000 Jason with American eagle moving explain to me that I need to make sure my inventory was correct in that I was getting quotes that were binding to the cubic foot when these guys broke down the “other than a sales pitch it seemed a lot more legit so I figured I give them a shot . I’m very happy I chose American eagle moving and storage they wrapped all the furniture and set everything back up for me when I got to Florida thanks a lot guys .
Fraudulent bait and switch company. My original estimate from Kevin was $5700. This was in keeping with the move we'd made three years ago. I specifically asked if they are the actual movers and that they don't contract the move out to someone else. Kevin said yes.
I asked if our household belongings would stay on the truck. Kevin said yes. I had to lay $2000 to lock it in. So I felt goo about the move.
However, 5 days before our move, Johnathan Bailey, their "quality assurance" guy, jacked up our estimate to $12,000 after we did a room-by-room inventory. I asked Johnathan why didn't Kevin do this with the first estimate, because if he had and come back with a quote of $12,000, I would have run for the hills. Johnathan presented me with no answers. So with a stroke of his hand, he nullified the original estimate, of which I had already paid a non-refundable deposit. So even if I declined to approve the new estimate, I would have lost $2000. Since they had 2k of our money, I felt trapped.
To add insult to injury, Johnathan Bailey took out another $2000 without my permission. He took my ACH information, but he gave me the impression that would be done on moving day..which is standard.
On moving day, the van arrived, and the foreman jacked it up to $17,000, saying the cubic feet was even more than estimated. Mind you, these were plain white trucks, not Superior Moving trucks with their logo. We found out that they do, indeed, contract out their moves to other contractors, and they're free to jack up the price even higher.
Keep in mind that they don't accept credit cards, and now I know why. They use your ACH information to steal the money out of your account and leave you powerless to take any recourse to protect yourself.
I can't add anything that hasn't already been said in many of these reviews. Our experience was horrible. Nothing but a scam company. Zero concern for the customer. No communication unless they want more money. Promises for pickup not kept, promises fro price reduction not kept, and phone calls and email not returned. Do not give this company your money. Once they have your down payment and your goods, you are at their mercy. I don't know who is writing good reviews, but it can't be real customers. Tis was the worst company I have ever dealt with on any service. I don't even think they are areal moving company. From our information, they are a moving broker that outsources the move once the sale is made. DO NOT USE THEM FOR YOUR MOVE!!
Our experience with Supreme has been miserable, and we strongly encourage everyone to use a different company.
Our pick-up was a disaster. We stated we needed to be out by the 31st, a Monday, and were told it would be no problem to schedule a pick up for Saturday. We got one brief confusing call on Friday, but nobody showed up on Saturday. Or Sunday. We called and called but didn't get through until Monday. That day, with excuses that the driver had mechanical problems, we were told someone would arrive by Monday afternoon. When nobody arrived on Monday, we had to extend our lease and change our flights, at significant expense. The pick up finally happened on Tuesday. Supreme's estimation tool underestimated our load by 25%, leading to a significant increase in price. In storage or when being transferred between trucks, our things were badly damaged or lost. Our furniture must have been dragged and thrown. Despite being wrapped carefully in blankets by the first driver every piece bares dents, scratched surfaces, or missing hardware. One chair, unfortunately one with sentimental value, had a wrung cracked and ripped out. That broken piece was lost. It will cost as much to replace as to repair. The boxes, if they weren't deeply punctured by the legs of flying furniture, were stacked under so much weight they were crushed. Our bed frame (custom, hand-made, solid hardwood) and mattress were misplaced or put in a different shipment. It has been three weeks and there is still no indication from anyone that they have been located. We suspect we will not see them again.
Throughout the process Supreme's customer service has been terrible. We spent the entire first weekend calling but never received a response. In fact, after the initial sales phase, they have never contacted us. Their Customer Service team has never returned a single phone call or email. We estimate we left approximately 20 voicemails for every time that we actually got through. We had to stop accepting promises and instead insist they make inquiries or send forms while we were on the phone with them. We never received any notification from Supreme about when our delivery would be; we had to find the driver's number by contacting the carrier he works for. Our belongings arrived 2.5 weeks after our scheduled date, and 6 weeks after our pick up. When we resorted to tracking down the drivers they were, to their credit, courteous and helpful. When we tried to contact Supreme about damaged and missing items we had to speak with three people, and leave multiple unanswered voicemails and emails, to even receive the claims form. We are not optimistic about any of our costs being covered.
Furthermore, every single person involved in our move cast the blame elsewhere - sales blamed dispatch, dispatch blamed the carriers, the carriers blamed the drivers, the drivers blamed the warehouse, and the warehouse is unreachable. This may be true throughout the industry, but every Supreme employee feigned personal offense if we asked them to take some responsibility.
Our primary advice to Supreme is to communicate. When we said we had to be out by the 31st, don't say "okay, let's do the 29th," say, "to be safe let's give it a week." When a truck has mechanical problems, call us so we don't spend all weekend waiting to see if perhaps you'll arrive. Let us know about the progress of our delivery on the first scheduled delivery date. If you don't have those details, help us contact the subcontractors directly; don't make us figure out how to track down our belongings ourselves. You promised we'd receive information in a few hours about what's going on with our missing items. It's been weeks - isn't it time to follow up? Most importantly answer your voicemails, answer your emails. We are understanding that coordinating a shipment across the country can have challenges, and that not every box will arrive in pristine condition. But we are less understanding when you fail to communicate at all, and give hollow promises when we do manage to get in touch with you. If you did these things, your call center wouldn't be so swamped. Your people would be more courteous. You would have more time to be reaching out to make other customers happy - a virtuous cycle.
Our advice to other customers is to listen to what other people in the moving industry have since told us: use a large national moving company. Yes, they too can have delays and other issues, but there are several reasons why they are more likely to get you your things safely. Most of these companies will do a walkthrough of your house and give you a binding estimate, to ensure you are not surprised by additional fees. They hire their owner/operator drivers directly, so there are fewer layers of subcontractors to deal with. The drivers cover your belongings under their own insurance, so they keep it safe. Often the driver does both the loading and unloading, so there are no excuses about damage caused by someone else. The drivers are paid by weight and distance, so they are encouraged to drop off your items promptly. Other things to do.. Nobody has much incentive to pick up on time, so give yourself a buffer on that end. And try to be present whenever someone touches your belongings. This may mean packing your items yourself in a pod, or hiring your own team to transfer items between trucks. In any case, do not use Supreme.
I was so confused when getting clothes for my upcoming move but after speaking to Jason at supreme moving and storage he really broke I have a "worked with the inventory and that I was finding to my items once I was able to understand everything work he had me give them a list of what I was taking on the trip and on the day of the move I wind up having less boxes And the Price went down $200 .. I was picked up and delivered within six days which after reading about moving companies seem to be really quick I was happy everything got there in one piece the movers were great and very polite. I'd recommend supreme moving and storage to anyone looking for a company who is not a broker. Thanks a lot guys did great.
I posted a review previously and I wanted to provide a follow up. I never received all of my belongings and I had a number of items damaged in the move. Tried to contact Supreme Moving and they still never answer the phone. I have left numerous messages and no one has ever gotten back to me. This company is a joke! Not sure what to do next. Hopefully the guys that moved me are enjoying our Waterford, i’m Afraid that I will never see it. Giving them a poor rating is being much to generous.
I contract it's a pre-moving and storage less minute to pick up my family out of Florida and deliver us to humble Texas. I have a very fragile items I didn't I need a lot of furniture move but I have over 400 boxes, I was really worried about a company contracting out someone else once I book them. But Jason it's a pre-moving and storage told me that no matter what they would have one of their trucks pick me up he even showed me a DOT department of transportation website that shows that they were a mover not a broker people this is a really good tool to use. They packed up my whole home so good.. thanks so much!! The movers where so professional!! Thanks so much!! ??
Do your homework on line about this company--unlike me who now is out of initial deposit check of $100. I have contacted this company several times for refund of this check since I elected to go with another company and I can never get past the one and only phone number posted anywhere. DO NOT EMPLOY THIS COMPANY!! ANOTHER CUSTOMER WHOSE MONEY THEY STOLE IS GETTING READY TO TAKE LITIGATION ACTION TO SHUT THEM DOWN! Any 5 star reviews here are highly suspect. Save your money--be safe and hire a reputable company. Check BBB (better business bureau web site as well).
Supreme moving and storage was such a help I needed a moving company to help me pick up a bunch of furniture that I just originally purchased I was very worried about not being there for pick up and having someone else but supreme made the process very easy I doing an inventory by giving me a binding “when they deliver the furniture everything was wrapped up a big blankets.. And a great addition thanks so much supreme moving and storage I recommend this company to anyone looking for a great move her and if you go on their website there’s discounts you can take a vantage of Vex a lot supreme..
After searching for what I thought was a reputable company I finally made contact with Brad Vargas at this company. He appeared to be helpful explaining about scams movers use and promised my that my move would be handled by his company's employees in the company trucks. Imagine my surprise when three men showed up in an unmarked box truck. I asked if they were Supreme employees and was told that Supreme sub contracts with their company for moves. After loading the truck they "discovered" that I had more weight than estimated and it would be an additional $1300. Since the stuff was loaded I paid. Total misrepresentation by Brad as to how this move would go and very disappointed with the lack of transparency and the subcontracting to a substandard company.
Wanna get all the belongings you have without any hitches here and there. Then it is the what you need. I hate moving as I did not have a ride and had to rely on friends pick up trucks to make moves but what happened with this company was amazing. I really appreciate what they did for me with the moderate cost, great stuff and the attention to detail they had with regards to protecting my personal stuff. They are the best in the business and can help you travel to anywhere you want with no difficulty.
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Their address is 7744 Monroe St #50, Forest Park, IL, 60130, but movers usually cover a much larger area.
Licenses & Certificates for Supreme Moving and Storage
In order to operate in Illinois as a mover, Supreme Moving and Storage must be registered with the Illinois Commerce Commission. To perform interstate moves, it is required to be licensed by the FMCSA.
To legitimately perform interstate moves, moving companies must be registered with the FMSCA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration). Click on the Supreme Moving and Storage license numbers for the government record information:
ICC MC number:
940221 (Interstate Commerce Commission Motor Carrier number)
US D.O.T.:
2820018 (US Department of Transportation number)
What is Supreme Moving and Storage cost for interstate moves?
From 10451 reviews of people moving long ditance, we concluded that the market average costs are around $4834 when moving long-distance.
For Supreme Moving and Storage, we estimate that their average long-distance moving costs will be around $4964, based on 75 long distance moving reviews.
This could mean that long-distance moving services costs of Supreme Moving and Storage for moving between states is more expensive with about 3% from the market average.
Note that these long-distance moving prices vary from the prices you will get if you contact the company, since these costs are extracted solely from reviews data and not the moving company. In addition, move prices can vary greatly because of factors like shipment size and distance between locations as well as supplemental services like packing and assembly. This is why you should compare competing moving quotes from licensed movers with our tool here.
Average service costs information
We generate average normalized moving cost based on information submitted by people who have reviewed Supreme Moving and Storage. Take note that these prices may vary from the prices you will get if you contact the company, since these costs are based on reviews data and not the movers themselves. Please note that move prices can vary greatly based on factors like home size and distance between locations as well as supplemental services like packing and assembly.
The market averages are generated from reviews on our review sites from the last 3 years. To get more precise moving quotes, please consider using our moving estimator.
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