White Glove Moving and Storage Inc

  We had a very large move from N.J. to the Atlanta area.  The 2nd truck was delayed 2 days, not such a big issue.  The packers and the delivery guys were a great bunch and tried to do any thing they could to make the move a easier for me.  The issue came with the 2nd truck.  The men wanted to get the delivery over with as soon as they could.  I did tell them to put some of the items in the garage.  So they just put them on top of each other and a lot of the boxes were crushed and items were damaged. They were not helpful nor willing to go the extra mile for the customer.  Here is the big problem.  I called the main office and spoke to them that I took pictures of the all the broken items and the piles of my belongings in my garage.  They said they would get back to me.  I called 5 more times and no one has ever gotten back to me.  I have 3 friends that are not using them because of this.  If I would have gotten a call back I think my review might have been different.   Please call your customers back and you will not get 2 stars. A.G.

Service cost: $18000

This was our first long distance move so we were nervous about the process, especially after reading numerous negative reviews for other moving companies. The overwhelming positive reviews for White Glove Moving sealed our decision to select White Glove after receiving quotes from several other national moving companies.


From start to finish White Glove exceeded our expectations on our cross country move. Andrew, our salesperson and estimator, could not have been nicer. He answered all our questions, responded to all of our calls promptly, and his estimate turned out to be perfect.


The loading crew was extremely professional. Upon arrival each member of the team introduced themselves. It was clear they had pride in their company and understood how stressful a household move can be for a family. We could not believe how much time they took and how well they wrapped and protected all of our household items. Because of this we were very confident our household would arrive intact and it did! Each item and box was clearly listed on an inventory sheet for tracking.


At the destination, the moving van arrived with a driver and assistant. Additional help was supposed to meet them, however there was a mix-up and the other help did not arrive. The driver and assistant unloaded the entire household. As each item was unloaded, the driver had me check off the item on the inventory sheet that was prepared at loading to make sure each and every item and box arrived as planned. There was no damage to any of our household and all items arrived as anticipated.


Even though it took over 10 hours, the movers went about their business and they could not have been nicer. Even after the last items were moved into the house in the dark at 10:00 PM, they were not in a rush to leave. They diligently finished assembling several furniture items, and asked if there was anything I wanted to them to move to a different location or rearrange.


The price we paid matched the original estimate exactly. We even received a 3% discount on the entire move for paying cash.


Overall we could not have been happier. White Glove moving made a stressful and nerve racking process easy for us. We are happy to give White Glove Moving 5 stars and double thumbs up. We would recommend White Glove to anyone considering a move.

Move size: 4+ Bedroom Home Service cost: $9201

We chose White Glove over 4 other national movers because they claimed to be endorsed by Prudential..we later discovered that they were not. The move was from a 7200 sq. ft. house in NJ to northern California. We were surprised that their packing time was 3 days with every other mover requiring 5 or more. The moving supervisor bragged about how they were the fastest in the business.  I didn't know it then, but as we started to unload the track we realized that we made a big mistake in choosing this mover. The boxes emerged from the truck dented, crushed, and bits of their contents sticking out of the box.  There was almost no packing material used.  My office computer, printer, external drives, keyboard, mouse, and  speakers were in 1 large box with absolutely no packing of any kind.  Not even packing paper.  Of course most of it was damaged or now inoperable. In another box we discovered 30 pairs of dress shoes an another large box ALSO without any packing at all.  It was nothing butust 60 shoes thrown into a box. We were moving our $7,000 chandelier Italian alabaster chandelier and paid the extra charge to have it crated.  They build a lever crate where the chandelier actually hung from the re-enforced top of the crate.  Unfortunately they neglected to put arrows on the crate showing "this end up".  As a result, the crate was "rolled, end over end from the truck to the house. When the movers were finally done unloading we realized that 65 boxes were un-accounted for.  In addition to all of this damage, they had lost 10% of our boxes with our belongings in them.  It was a total disaster.  Please avoid them Luckily we took the insurance for $2000.  They corroborated that we had over$12,000 in substantiated damages and sent us a check.  Unfortunately, at least once a week one of us will say something like, "have you seen the boxes of grandma's dishes?" and realize that we will never see them again since they were in the 10% of missing boxes. The overall comment we found ourselves repeating is that White Glove made no distinction between packing a crystal statue or brick..in fact they packed them together ( or things just as dissimilar in weight and fragility).

Service cost: $39000

White Glove picked up my belongings on 10/29 in excellent condition. They delivered them to me a month later wet, moldy and broken. They never told me I had damage to my items and just delivered them to get the delivery fee. I got a phone call saying their warehouse had suffered damage during Sandy, but my things were in an area of minimal damage and they said I should get them delivered. When I asked to see my belongings before delivery, I was told no, that the only way to access my items was to take delivery or wait months during which time damage in their warehouse might occur. I even asked to be there when they loaded the truck and was told no. Instead they just charged me to deliver garbage without even a warning! And on top of that, they said it was an Act of God, so they and their insurance have NO liability!! Do not use this disreputable company!!

Service cost: $1851

Choosing White Glove Moving for a cross-country move was the BIGGEST MISTAKE I have ever made. Save yourself a lot of heartache and financial distress and simply spend the money upfront on a quality moving company (that being said, any other mover would do). I refused to sign a claim offer of a measly ~$300 for my ~$7,000 of items in order to write this review, as the claim form legally prevents one from filing service-related complaints. Here is my moving experience highlight reel: - Lost 20% of my boxes valued at ~$7,000, one of which was the largest box I had - Forced to notify mover that they brought other people’s boxes into my apartment - Long distance driver was entirely unorganized and brought me into his truck to help look for my boxes (Good thing I am not a thief!) - Nonexistent communication within the company - Management was unaware my boxes were even missing - One way street - Whiteglove rarely, if ever, returned any of our repeated calls or messages - Whiteglove employees are incompetent across the board - drivers, customer service and directors are no exception - Zero accountability - Eventually dealt directly with a White Glove Executive Director who quickly pawned me off to yet another employee - Never got a truly honest apology - Was encouraged to quickly file a claim - Possible locations of my box according to Whiteglove - in other customer’s hands, overseas, or hidden in the New Jersey warehouse - Pressured Whiteglove to put any real effort into finding the boxes - Experienced horrible record keeping and knowledge-share among employees regarding customer files (not sure they really exist, maybe on napkins?) - Granted access to their “VIP Customer Care Department” line. If the kind of treatment I received on that line was “VIP”, I would love to know how they treat regular customers service calls Best luck on your move! UPDATE: I called White Glove to tell them I was declining the claim offer. They increased the offer a bit, but it still wasn’t anywhere close. I was asked what I was looking for, and I told them “at least $xyza” as I didn’t have time to think and choose a set amount, to which the employee replied that I should hear back in a few minutes. I was under the impression she was just feeling me out to see if coming up to around this amount was even possible. Just before the end of their business day I got a call back with a new offer. The White Glove employee went on the offensive and began attacking me once I suggested what I considered to be a reasonable offer (I came up with a fixed amount after having some time to think about it) considering I did not get what I paid for, which is for ALL my belongings to end up at the final destination. She said “we agreed on a number originally, but then you turned it down”. Nonsense. I was offered the “maximum” amount originally and was not aware of all the legal jargon prohibiting me from reviewing the company - I never agreed to that. She then suggested I was lying about the box contents, told me I was “vindictive”, that I would receive “bad karma”, and that if I posted a review she would reply with “all my personal information” including my signed confidential contract. As far as I’m concerned, I am expecting good karma if I prevent even one person from using this terribly unprofessional company. I credit them for increasing the offer, but it is grossly unprofessional and disgraceful to start launching personal attacks at a customer.
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Service cost: $2242

After spending 8 years in the military - moving every few years, this was my first 'civilian' experience with a moving company.  I had high hopes for White Glove after reading the reviews, but my overall experience was the worst move I have had in the last 10 years.
I had been working with Casper - the company was on time w/ pick-up and delivery, but when the crew showed up to pack my goods they had two temps from the local area, 1 of whom had never packed goods before.  The crew was a disaster both in complete laziness as well as in incompetence.  We had a lot of goods so I wasn't able to monitor every item, but they ended up packing one of our mirrors in cloth only - no cardboard.  At delivery, 2 of the 4 mirror we had were completely broken.  The foreman seemed to have no control of the crew, and they didn't start moving until the rain came in.
 
Finally, at the end of a long day of packing, the driver went over the paperwork with me.  He instructed me to sign the Insurance Option 2 (limited replacement value) and told me full replacement value wasn't an option.  I protested, but he insisted.  After a long day of dealing with the crew, I signed. 
 
I initially had a positive experience with the claims process, but they offered to pay me $200 only if I agreed not to post any internet reviews, etc.  I declined in the hopes of passing along my experience to others.
We had a great experience with the delivery, but based on the actions of this pack-out crew, I would not use or recommend White Glove.
 
If you are considering White Glove, be sure to ask about the pack-out crew and please sign option 1 for your protection.

Service cost: $9970

BAIT AND SWITCH!!  MOVE ON TO A BETTER COMPANY!!  There is no glowing testimonial here. Frank, who is one of the owners, comes across as being personable over the phone. Don't be fooled. Once the company has your deposit, it is all DOWNHILL and DIRTY.  White Glove offers POOR COMMUNICATION that LACKS in MANAGEMENT which translates into POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE.  The company does not follow through with what is stated in the agreement and DOES NOT keep you updated when your move goes BAD. I moved from Los Angeles to Ohio.  My items were picked up on Nov 14th and the delivery was scheduled on Nov 20th.  My items DID NOT ARRIVE UNTIL DEC 13th.  I was told by the driver, Steven, my items would go directly from his 18 wheeler to Ohio.  At NO TIME PRIOR TO MY MOVE from LA, DID ANYONE from White Glove tell me that my items would be dropped off and REMAIN in a storage unit in LA for several weeks. I purchased the PLATINUM PKG..  NOT WORTH IT.  Packing is poorly done and I am not surprised several items were DAMAGED and LOST/ STOLEN.  Clothes were not hung in wardrobe boxes.  Just like past reviews, my clothes were folded around the hangers and wrinkled beyond wear.  Antique items were damaged- literally a chunk of wood broken off of my Louis XV french armoire.  The delivery truck showed up today WITHOUT THE COMPANY NAME White Glove for you could see Toyota..  very suspicious.  Movers did not wear company shirts.  Appearance was unprofessional. The COST of the move was MORE THAN AGREEMENT.  THERE WAS NO ITEMIZATION OF INVENTORY EVER PROVIDED.  Several requests were made for information.  I felt my ITEMS WERE HELD HOSTAGE. Kelly from customer service stated she would get back to me regarding the issue but she never did.  The company is POORLY MANAGED. My move was similar to many other customers who have recently shared their experience (Check YELP reviews!) I HIGHLY RECOMMEND for you TO STAY AWAY..  YOUR $$ CAN BE SPENT ELSEWHERE.  My complaint is being made with the Better Business Bureau.  It is unfortunate that my outcome was such a DISAPPOINTMENT.  However, I hope this review helps someone in making a better informed decision.   Thanks for reading.

Service cost: $7094

Be careful with this mover. This is a broker service. The initial representative, Casper, took my inventory for the quote but did not list all the items on the bill of laden. When the movers arrived two days after their guaranteed pickup window, they refused to move anything that was not on the list. They had to call their management to get permission to load the additional items which should have been on the list. They finished the packing the next day. It took the two movers two days to pack my 1100 Sq ft townhouse. All they had to pack was the furniture. All but 5-8 boxes had already been packed. I purchased the silver package so that they would pack my electronics, lamps, and pictures. After all my goods were loaded they told me that it would cost an additional $319 dollars. I wasn't in a position to argue at that point. But, I was told that I could get 3% off if I paid with cash, cashier's check, or money order. It was also at this point that I learned that my goods would be moved to a warehouse and would be unloaded and placed into storage. Then when a truck was available they would be reloaded and shipped to my final destination.
Over the next two weeks I called several times to get the total volume of my goods or a weight. I was first passed around to various offices. Then I was guaranteed that I would be given a complete list when my goods arrived.
White gloves guarantees delivery within 14 business days. They don't guarantee to deliver on a business day though. It took 12 business days and 2 1/2 weekends for my goods to be delivered. When my goods arrived they were in terrible condition. Boxes looked like they had been wet. There were large holes in boxes. My desk was chipped all around the edge with large deep scrapes across the surface. I had two lamps and a wall mirror broken, a standing fan snapped in two, the top ripped off my cat tree, the back broken off on my weigh bench, all of which the movers packed. They also broke all my mugs and wine glasses. My desk top computer, also which they packed, was hanging out of a box that looked like it had been ran over by a truck with a gaping hole in the side. My bed was missing components. The movers tried to put it together with some lag screws. But, it fell to pieces two days later in the night. The delivery movers were very apologetic and said that I must have had a horrible crew. They did not have my total volume of goods either and told me that I could contact the office to get it. I contacted the office four times over the following week before I could get a copy of my bill.
Once I had my bill, I tried calling the company to collect on the $0.60 per lb insurance policy. The movers had signed my inventory for the damaged goods verifying the damage. I listed the items broken to the customer service representative. She said that I had too many damaged items. Usually, they would have done a settlement on the phone. However, I have to take pictures of all the damage and print copies of them to be mailed, they don't accept email copies, to the company. I have to keep all the broken items, make sure not to repair anything (they want me to sleep on floor), and keep all the packaging material. She could not give me a time frame for when the claim could be completed. She said that she would email me the information later in the day. But, I never received it.
I would not recommend this company. I would strongly recommend that you avoid this company and look elsewhere.

Service cost: $4156

I contacted White Glove for my move from NJ to NC. Initial price was good. The salesman Rick spent about 1 hr going over the items to be moved. He failed to include the headboard and footboard for the bed and we were charged extra on moving day. He also failed to explain the way they handle the move. We did not know until when the movers arrived that our belongings were loaded at our home and then unloaded at a warehouse. It would then be loaded again to a 50 foot tractor trailer to be delivered to NC. Since a truck that large would not fit down the streets in our development the trailer would be unloaded and reloaded to a smaller truck at an additional charge of course. We also were never told that the quoted price was for cash only and that if we wanted to use a credit card it was an additional 3%. Overall the men who loaded the truck in NJ and unloaded in NC did a fine job. What bothered me was the salesmanship when we were given the quote. So instead of paying $2300 the move ended up costing us just below $3000.
I would definitely not recommend White Glove Movers and have told my realtor to stop recommending them too.

Service cost: $2900