Most moves go smoothly, with crews arriving on time and handling furniture carefully. Yet recent jobs show stark swings: one customer watched movers dent their wall and damage a dining chair during a simple relocation, then waited over an hour for basic loading. The business acknowledges it serves the Greater Toronto Area with licensed, insured teams, but depends heavily on which crew shows up.
Recent five-star reviews praise efficiency and communication. The deeper risk is variability. Negative feedback flags slow pacing, navigation errors (wrong address), inadequate disassembly before tight moves, and an occasional poor phone quote. One customer noted staff appeared to stretch work to pad hourly rates.
Staff arrive on schedule, treat properties with care, and answer the phone without long waits. Several reviewers flagged unexpected charges for disposal and tipping, but most praised consistent pricing, quick pickups for construction jobs, and genuine effort to meet tight driveways and last-minute needs.
Most renters praise swift delivery, fair pricing, and courteous staff. Two customers reported receiving visually smaller bins than expected after initial orders, with staff dismissing concerns rather than clarifying size differences. Communication gaps during disputes marked their main friction point.
Six Moving staff move belongings with genuine care and skill. Named crew members (Mo, Stephen, Moh, Shah, Aaron, Ahmed, Ali, Chris, Jack, Mike) earn consistent praise for professionalism, speed, and willingness to disassemble and reassemble furniture at both locations. Repeat customers return because the process feels organized and the movers communicate clearly about concerns. One complaint: billing rounds partial hours to the next 30-minute interval, potentially adding $75 or more to the final bill.
Last updated 2026-08-23