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This was my second move with New York Movers and hence why I came back to them for this move. This move was for my Mother who lived out of state (NC) and moved to a Bulkhead Assisted Living facility...
This was my second move with New York Movers and hence why I came back to them for this move. This move was for my Mother who lived out of state (NC) and moved to a Bulkhead Assisted Living facility last Thursday, February 5, 2008. First, we did the move "blind". By this, I mean I worked with one of their specialists to determine what exact pieces of furniture (some antique) would be packed and brought from my Mother's home and unpacked in her new assisted residence. Further, we discussed artwork, clothing, linens, kitchen supplies, and other personal items of interest - again being very specific about what we were bringing. From this discussion, my specialist was able to "guesstimate" how many man hours and how many boxes, packing paper, etc this move would take. We used every box and then some, but everything came perfectly (except one lamp shade) and the move came off without a hitch. My older brother was on the packing end and I was on the receiving end. Lots of emails, lots of confirming (as New York Movers never saw Mother's household items until they showed up), but the move was a great success. Couldn't have done it without them. PART OF THE SUCCESS OF ANY MOVE IS IN THE COMMUNICATION WHICH WAS ESSENTIAL IN THIS MOVE!
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