
Next Door Relocators

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Next Door Relocators is one of the listed movers in your area.
Next Door Relocators takes into retainer the view and critiquing our clients may sustain.
customers have told us Next Door Relocators is in the domain and our Next Door Relocators reviews below reflect instructive remark.
Membership(s) & License Info.
MEMBER OF BBB: YES
LICENSE INFO:
US DOT # 2577022
ICC MC # 965836
INSURANCE ON FILE: $750,000
REQUIRED: $750,000
YEAR OF ESTD: 5/1/2015
Hours of Operation
MONDAY-SATURDAY 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM
SUNDAYS 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Contact Info
TOLL FREE:
not available
PHONE:
(404) 942-8425
Address
Payment Options
ALL MAYOR CREDIT CARDS, CASH, PAYPAL AND CERTIFIED CHECKS
40.0% Recommended based on user reviews
Reviews
Krista
01/26/2020
By far the WORST moving experience in my life. This company is unethical at best. They WILL lie about your quote, disrespect you, break your items, damage your house and not pay for the repairs. I was quoted $4 thousand dollars for my move and ended up paying them almost double because they wouldn't leave my property unless I did. I should have called the cops. Their negligence broke my mom's wrist, they damaged several pieces of furniture including a wrought iron fireplace (how is that possible if not intentional???). Unless you want to over pay someone to treat you, your belongings and property like garbage, do NOT hire this company. I pray they go out of business so they experience a little bit of the hell they purposely inflict on their customers.
Krista
01/26/2020
By far the WORST moving experience in my life. This company is unethical at best. They WILL lie about your quote, disrespect you, break your items, damage your house and not pay for the repairs. I was quoted $4 thousand dollars for my move and ended up paying them almost double because they wouldn't leave my property unless I did. I should have called the cops. Their negligence broke my mom's wrist, they damaged several pieces of furniture including a wrought iron fireplace (how is that possible if not intentional???). Unless you want to over pay someone to treat you, your belongings and property like garbage, do NOT hire this company. I pray they go out of business so they experience a little bit of the hell they purposely inflict on their customers.
Ms. Jackson
07/08/2019
Next Door Relocators sent me a contract for 2 workers to move my one bedroom apartment. When they showed up on of the workers had a bad knee and was upset and rude and did not want to do the work. They advised that I had to pay for 5-7 hours of work instead of the agreed upon amount of 3 hours and if necessary 5 hours of work with two workers for the amount of $105. When I advised that I could not grantee 5 to 7 hours and for them to move what they could in 3 they left leaving me stranded. When I asked for my deposit back the manager advised that he did not want to give me back my deposit and would send other movers. Instead of sending 2 more workers he sent 4, which I had to pay 125 per mover and they still charged me for 5 hours when it only took them 3 hours. They would not move my furniture off the truck until I went to the bank and paid them in cash. They advised that that they would not continue to help until they were paid to complete the job. I felt intimidated and scared. The Movers were super unprofessional and the sales Rep Scott Likens orchestrated the whole thing. This company robbed me without a gun. I would never recommend this company to my worst enemy please be warned!!!
Derrick Beck
02/19/2019
My Boss Bob (Robert) Wise booked this Company for his Move in Marietta, Georgia. He called the companies representative at Phone: 770-855-0141 from our companies business line several times to sure up things for the move. The NDR Rep called back in and cussed out our Company Support Desk Personal when they answered the phone and accused them of being a telemarketer. When the Company Support Desk Personal calmly and politely tried to explain that they were not a telemarketer and was not selling anyone something the NDR Rep proceeded to cuss them out and hang up. The number the NDR Rep called is the Main Business Line for a POS Company and all phone calls are recorded. So we have this call recorded.
J
08/21/2018
Michael was referred by a co-worker, wow, what a mistake. I sent him 30 pictures of our 2 bedroom apartment for an accurate quote and he quoted us 5-7 hours MAX! This was from a 3rd floor to a 4th floor, he said he knows the place we moved very well and compensated for all the walking and floors in his estimate according to him. Somehow his "quicker" 3 man crew took 11 hours!!! I said this is totally ridiculous, Michael was yelling and cussing on the phone, threatening to call the police on us. So unprofessional. I ended up paying them hundreds of dollars in cash and even more on a credit card. They also damaged 5 things and Michael refused to replace or repair them. This company is just awful all over the place. People like Michael should not be allowed to do business and take advantage of consumers like he does. F grade is deserved here.
Doug
08/28/2017
This business is a fraud and the "Sales Director" is a crook. The "Sales Director", Scott Likens, estimated the job twice to account for the original estimate being too low. Even then came in at 50% over that estimate. This company left several thousand dollars worth of patio furniture, lawn equipment, and bicycles (all large, expensive and cumbersome items) in the garage and did not complete the job they were hired to do. At no time during the 4+ hours of packing was I alerted that there was going to be a space issue. Several requests to talk to a "General Manager" - apparently named Mike - were ignored throughout the move by Likens. When asked what the plan was for them to complete the job that they had committed to do, all they wanted was their money. Obviously they left larger items that can't fit easily into a personal vehicle in order to get more money and offered to provide a new estimate to complete the job they were already hired and paid to do. When asked if this is how they do business, Likens answered "It is today" and threatened to call the police if I didn't sign the credit card slip. I never threatened to withhold payment. I paid over $1600 to do a job that was never completed. Do not do business with this company. According to the movers, this is par for the course with any job that Likens bids.
Brian
07/24/2017
Do not hire these guys. First off, the estimate was 4 to 6 hours to move my house. I got 4 people and a 26 ft truck. It took 9 hours at $135 plus truck fee and etc.. My neighbors even commented how slow can those guys work. During the process, they ripped my sofa and scratched my Antique bench. The movers stated "Don't worry, they could repair it onsite". HA. A month later after Scott Likens, stating that they would take care of it and it would have to be scheduled to be picked up. For a month, the scheduling was 2 or 3 times a week. And they were a no show every time to pick up the sofa and the bench. I gave them an ultimatum, pick up or I shall see an attorney by a certain day. Guess what, no show and no courtesy call stating they were not going to show. Which a courtesy call never happened. I was always calling them. I am in the process of contacting an attorney and getting the repairs done myself and handing off the bill for repairs and my attorney. I only hope that the people reading this review heave warning and do not hire these people. I have tried to be patient and considerate. Scott was only giving me lip service and his troubles with the business with no results. Bottom Line. They like to milk the clock and if they damage anything they don't care.
Chris Bilik
07/24/2017
Worst moving company ever. I hired these scumbags for a July 14 move and a few days prior they call and request I change my date to the 13th because they overbooked. I agreed cause I was told there would be a discount. They chose the time and showed up 2.5 hours late with one less person than requested. The movers were rude, didn't care about my stuff and even broke two items in front of me. I asked them what the process was for replacing, they shrugged their shoulders and said it's not their problem. They complained the whole time and also hit my mailbox which the driver denied even though I saw it happen. Once the truck was filled with my help, we went to the next house. Upon arrival one of the scumbags stated that I should be able to afford to tip them nicely after looking at my new house. Then once we were done and yes I had to help. I had to speak to their manager because they were trying to overcharge me. I negotiated down to the original price jut to get them out. But I had put down a 100 dollar deposit which they decided to keep so they made an additional 100 dollars. I would never recommend these guys to anyone and don't understand how they are still in business.
Nancy
05/11/2017
Thanks for taking care of my antiques! I moved here from Illinois 6 months ago and moved from my rental house to my new house. I was very concerned about my antique furniture. Once the movers arrived my worries were over. The guys did a fantastic job wrapping and securing all my antique furniture. My new house had wood floors and I really like the way the guys put floor runners on the floor to protect it. The job was finished one hour ealier than the quote. Anyone looking to move should consider Next Door Relocators. I feel I got a great deal.
Elaine P
02/11/2016
All ran well with my late move from Citrus Heights to Auburn. Heather, Kevin, and Jerred [aka The Dream Team], thank you such a great amount for your exceptionally proficient employment.
P.S. I have quite recently wrapped up the crates, and not one thing has been broken or harmed. Another sign of the high polished methodology of Kevin and Jerred.
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