Imagine our apprehension of seeing a 20 something, 30 something, and late 40's something to assist in what should've been a simple move.inexperienced? That's what it appeared, but at the completion of the move inexperience didn't play a role inasmuch as not caring about other people's belongings nor being professional.
Damaged - all 3 pieces of a 3 piece sectional sofa including the center piece with a nice 3-4" gash in the leather on the backside due to not the standard "wear and tear mumbo jumbo clause regarding gashes and scratches", but rather, the man who attempted to lift the entire piece by himself UP to the tailgate. (do you think they should've lowered it first?)
Then we were told by Michael to tell his dad who is allegedly some head honcho who would "take care of it", that it was he, Michael, who did the damage and not the African American gentleman who actually did it.
Damaged - a 2 month old maple bedroom set. The bed frame was being transported in pieces by one individual, Michael, who dropped them on the floor. (like DROPPED or thrown down from waist height) Nice gouge out of part of the frame on that one and damage on another part as well.
Damaged - Dining room chairs carelessly placed into the truck.
Nuns could've loaded this truck better, but at this point, similar to not pissing off your food server before you have your food, you certainly have to choose your words wisely.
A call to Michael's dad, of course gets the, "file a claim" response (so much for him "taking care of it"), after Michael indicated his dad told us to get estimates to repair the damage. One, WE shouldn't have to get estimates, and two, if they had been professional in the first place, no damage should've ocurred.
Bottom line, this move, in addition to the moving expenses cost another $2000 at least in damaged furniture. Do NOT use Move4Less in Las Vegas because it will cost you an arm and a leg in the long run.
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