WORST MOVE EVER, ENDED UP RUINING OUR ...
On Dec 2nd of 2014 Compton Brother’s Movers handled our move. We paid more than what others charged due to their sales pitch. They stated that their movers were all trained and certified. (Whatever that means) We were given a 3 hour window in the morning for arrival. They showed up 2:30 hours in that window. Seeing that we were the first ones for the day, we expected it to be earlier than 30 prior to the latest part of that time. We were guaranteed 2 movers and a truck. What they showed up in was a Ford 350 and a severely beat up trailer. While the workers moved somewhat fast, so did the consumption of space in the trailer. We were unable to fit everything in there, which meant that we were either going to have to pay for a second trip, or try to move the rest ourselves. Seeing that the large furniture and heavy objects were moved, we opted to just spend the next 3 day completing the move ourselves than pay another $200+ for a second trip. At this point they ask if they could take an hour for lunch. We gladly agreed as they had been working hard, and want them to be able to recoup. We headed over to the new place and unloaded the small amount of items that we have in our small car. After a 2.5 hour lunch break, and wondering if they had just disappeared with our stuff, they finally showed up. They wanted to back the trailer in the back driveway, which I wondered about, but didn’t think it would fit with the large truck attached. When they attempted to back in, they cut across the yard and left a 9” deep rut in the yard. They were also unable to back the trailer up to the garage without the truck completely blocking the alleyway. They now had to move the trailer across the yard, making the rut now a foot deep and 8” wide and 8 ‘Long. Nothing like having to tell the new landlords that we just moved in and we destroyed the yard. After the failed attempt to back the trailer to the garage, they moved the trailer to the front, and started to unload. To save time, I helped carry things in from the Unlit, Splinter Infested, and Raggedy old trailer. Upon inspection, we could already see damage to our items. Such as the 8” of trim that was torn off the 120 year old dresser. The ONLY Items that we stressed about, the ONLY Items that we ask them to be extra careful with. Once they had unloaded everything but boxes, they ask again to move the trailer to the back. I explained that they cannot back into the drive way. They said they would only pull into the alley way and unload the 30 boxes that were left. I cringed and agreed as the move was already more than I have every spent and I have to pay for repairs to the yard now. As they were moving the trailer, I went into the back to move the car to the front to get it out of the way. Upon my arrival from the back of the house to the front of the house, I found that our Brick Mailbox had been torn down. I was absolutely floored. I looked around to see if there was a c