Suburban Relocation

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   Isabella R.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Dallas, TX to Cape Coral, FL

   13 Feb 20192-bedroomPaid $2,595

   Excellent moving company.

   I have moved many times in the past. Suburban provided a full pack for my move and I was very pleased with their services. My items were received on time and nothing was damaged. I have several antiques and white furniture. I would recommend them them to anyone looking for a mover. They did provide a free tv pack and a couple of dish packs. I do have a piano and it arrived in excellent condition. I couldn't have asked for more. I will use their services again.

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   Joseph P.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Denton, TX to Rockville, MD

   21 Jan 20193-bedroomPaid $3,527

   Really good moving experience.

   I was so pleased with my experience with suburban relocation systems. My move was hassle free from the very beginning , Mark was very professional and walked me through the entire process, and made sure that I understood the entire process from my first call I could tell that these guys were going to make sure that I was satisfied. They were very competitive as far a pricing went and also offered a low price match guarantee. The day of the move the suburban crew showed up on time and as promised was actually Suburban who showed up they did not broker out my move to a third party. The crew that showed up were professional and courteous worked very hard and took care with all of my belongings. They also made sure to properly protect my things , provided free t.v. boxes and also waived the cost of special packing for my glass table tops and crated my wife's curio cabinet at no additional cost. These guys took a lot of pride in their work , and were diligent in their efforts to ensure that everything was done in a timely manner. On delivery my items arrived within the time frame that my specialist Mark hand told me and made no false promises me as far as my timeframe. The crew that delivered my things were also.

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   Jeff D.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Baltimore, MD to New York, NY

   22 Nov 20183-bedroomPaid $2,850

   I had to recommend.

   Thanks a lot guys for what you have done for me. I used them for my 3 bed room apartment move and they not only gave me a great deal, they did manage to deliver me the best possible service and charged a very competitive amount. I am more than just happy with their performance. I thank the movers for their brilliant work and I specially thank the sales guy for organizing the whole move and for offering me a great deal. I do not see any alternates but to recommend Suburban Relocation.

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   Judy L.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Gurnee, IL to Dallas, TX

   10 May 20171-bedroomPaid $100

   Suburban relocation system Dallas tx.

   I relocated from Illinois to Texas with this company and they were on time no hitches professional and courteous made my transfer smooth transition I would definitely used them again and again.

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   Don S.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Waco, TX to Lovelady, TX

   9 Aug 20173-bedroomPaid $3,100

   Not our best move.

   We have moved many times both local and long distance. This was one of the worst. Truck was 3 hours late to load. Workers spoke limited English and did not follow even simple directions.loading took 4hours instead of the usual 3 hours. Driver went his own route to new house adding an additional hour travel time. All items were clearly marked but this was ignored so it was put where ever the workers chose to drop it. Breakfast room floor was cut and damaged in multiple places - still waiting on a resolution in this. Then to top it off the driver / supervisor wanted us to tip the Workers? You may want to consider other choices before going with Suburban Relocation Service.

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   Jillian R.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Kansas City, KS

   13 Aug 20211-bedroomPaid $3,330

   Fraud

   Don’t believe the fake positive reviews – these guys are a scam. Sharon Brooks (sales associate) and Victor Guerra (mover) are fraudulent and willing to break federal law to extort their customers. I’ve already filed a formal complaint with the FMCSA, FTC, and BBB, but I want everyone to know how untrustworthy this company is. On 4/30/21 I signed a binding estimate for $2923; on move day (6/25/21) Victor and his team arrived late without apology, asked me to sign a blank estimate (which I refused), and immediately began loading the truck with our belongings. At no time did Victor conduct a walkthrough with us to go over the inventory, nor did he show us any of the paperwork he was referencing for our move documentation. Per federal law (and Suburban Relocation Systems’ own binding contract which I had signed), a mover may not increase the price of a binding estimate once the truck has been loaded; by law, they must alert the customer to any overages or increases before a single item is touched. Victor never did this. After the truck was fully loaded, he announced we had 113 cubic feet more than our inventory had listed; I know this to be false because I had two competing quotes from other companies which estimated our belongings at a much lower number, and because I myself (in anticipation of this very accusation) had painstakingly measured each and every box and furniture item I own, running the calculation on cubic footage, which confirmed the lower estimates from the other companies. Victor’s false accusation of more cubic footage resulted in him demanding over $400 more than our binding quote had guaranteed. I pointed out that I had not agreed to this new quote nor had I signed his blank estimate at the start of the move, and that he was breaking federal interstate move laws by upcharging in this manner. He refused to acknowledge my point. In fact, he made two nonsense retorts: the first excuse he made was that he “couldn’t possibly have known” it would be more until the truck was loaded (this is exactly why these laws exist – to avoid extortion in this way); the second excuse he made was that he had, in fact, told us it would be more. I ask you, how could Victor have simultaneously warned us it would be more and also have no way of knowing it would be more? He lies, that’s how. We asked if we could speak to Victor’s supervisor – he refused, then claimed he was the owner of the company, then refused again. We asked if there was a number we could call – he provided only a nameless phone number I could text or call, which of course yielded no results. We tried calling the sales office, the dispatch number, the main phone line – all met with no answers. At one point, Victor called “Mike” (most likely just a buddy of his with no affiliation to the company, posing as the heavy handed boss) and put him on speakerphone so we could hear him say “She pays or we unload everything!” When we tried to speak up for this fake boss to hear us, Victor rapidly and frantically hung up the call. Because the team had arrived so late in the day (by now it was getting dark and way past business hours), we had no choice but to continue with this company. Victor Guerra extorted us by telling us we could either pay the exorbitant increase or he would unload all of our belongings in the street. We let him know we would be taking legal action against him since he was breaking the law, and he actually bragged about having been successful at this tactic for over 16 years. The following day, Sharon (from the office) finally returned my call. I calmly explained everything to her, and to my astonishment, she doubled down on the company’s decision to defraud customers. She lied about the facts of the incident (which she was not even present for) and reiterated that the upcharge would stand or we would not receive our belongings. We eventually did receive our belongings, after having paid over 13% more than what we owed. The entire process of dealing with this company was a nightmare. I would pay twice the price to an honest company before I give these slime bags one more penny. They were rude, late, careless, and unethical. If my review here warns just one customer off them, it will have almost been worth it. I hope they are fined and put out of business. RUN, don't walk, away from this scam of a company.

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   Bonnie R.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Hanover, PA to Tucson, AZ

   24 May 20211-bedroomPaid $1,700

   Horrible moving company

   Suburban relocation systems picked up my furniture and belongings in PA on March 17th to be delivered to me in Tucson AZ on May 1st. A delivery driver called me on April 6th to schedule delivery that day??? I wasn't even moving to AZ until May 1st. So they put my stuff in storage and now here I'm sitting in an empty apartment since May 1st. Almost a month after delivery was supposed to happen and still NO delivery. And getting no updates from the dispatch as to when they will deliver. This is horrible! I have medical equipment in storage now and I'm having health issues due to their neglegence. I'm going to contact a lawyer on Monday to file charges against them. This is the worst company ever including their dispatch and Ann Miller my so called moving consultant. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!

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   David M.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Gambrills, MD to Mineola, TX

   9 Jul 20194+ bedroomPaid $7,000

   Worst. Move EVER.

   I had a duccesful pickup of furniture and my household stuff. I stated a delivery time of 6/30. So far nothing. Leesa the scheduler hasn't helped at all When we started we thought and were told its an easy move. They do this all the time, etc Now I have a reasonable expectation of delivery of my goods delivery but this is ridiculous. They seem to be bent on good starts to moving but apparently could care less about delivery. So far, just ptomises but no delivery. I have no tv so the dish guy wont install internet or tv service. I only brought enough clothes for 4 days because I had expected delivery by now. They give you some song and dance about getting a driver to come to our area and how apparently inconvenient it is for them. I think if it was that incovenient delivering to a rural area they should have told up front. All I can ask is "where's my stuff*? It should have been delivered by now.