Barrett Moving

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   Stephen M.

   Source: MoveAdvisor

   24 Aug 2012Paid $4,000

   Barrett Moving and Storage.

   Wonderful company.  On 7/30/12 I moved my 94 year old mother from her 1 BR apt in Wayzata to Scottsdale, AZ.  Barrett's [United Van Lines] $4000 estimate was $1000 less than Beltman [North American].  That included full replacement insurance. They did ALL the packing.  They were on time on both ends and very professional.  Two items were broken and they are taking care of them promptly.  And get this:  I just received an email notifying me that they are refunding $311 as the final charge was less than the estimate.

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   Lhc

   Source: MoveAdvisor

   8 Nov 2011Paid $600

   Impeccable Service & Attention to Detail.

   My company hired Barrett Moving & Storage to move some office furniture and store some equipment we were not using. Here's my story. We had a public storage unit that had gotten out of hand and we wanted to get it organized. We were also doing some redecorating in our office so we wanted to get rid of some furniture. Barrett Moving & Storage arrived on time and take great care in packing our furniture and equipment. The inventory list is so organized! Now we know what we have. Their movers also accompanied us to our disorganized storage unit and helped us get it organized. Both moves went so smooth! I would definitely recommend Barrett Moving & Storage. They are courteous, professional, organized, competitively priced and nice too!

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   Ted H.

   Source: MoveAdvisor

   15 Jul 2013Paid $40,000

   Jumbled Cross Country Move.

   After several cross country moves that went with only a few issues, our move from MN to OR was a mess.   The initial quote, packing, loading were prompt, although we discovered that the packing was haphazard.  (We eventually found some of the kitchen items mixed with my ties from the master bedroom.  Six months later many individual items have not been located because we have not opened all the boxes.  Labeling on the boxes is often not legible, or misleading.)   Due to the size of the move, two trucks were involved, and supposedly for weight reasons, the first truck was partially off-loaded at a warehouse into the second truck.  Thus the loads were mixed after the inventory sheets were finished.  As a result we could not use the sheets to verify 10 to 20% of the boxes.  The deliveries were on two different days, by two different crews.  The first truck arrived on schedule, but Barrett couldn't confirm a schedule for the second truck for several days.  (Later, Barrett had the same problem confirming delivery of two cars they shipped.)    Several items were crated by Barrett's contractors in MN, but Barrett didn't schedule the uncrating and assembly in OR.  Contractors were arranged on the last minute.  The final insult is that Barrett has billed us for the OR work separate from the original contract, which called for contractors on both ends of the move.    In fairness the original truck driver did an “OK” job.  Barrett gets an “F” for employing a packing crew that obviously could not care less.  Further, once Barrett got the move on the trucks it appeared that no one was paying attention.  Vague answers and “I sorry about that” were the communication style.   Never again.   .