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Lena Rosining. on Sep. 14 2009 edit · delete
We moved to Chicago from New York City. I called around trying to find the cheapest & Reliable Moving Company in NYC, already after my husband had done some calling himself and he had decided to use U-haul because it was just cheaper than the rest. He was going to be riding the bus back to NYC to help us move since he was already in Chicago working and probably wouldn't be getting much sleep to drive the Uhaul after the long bus ride (14hrs).

I ended up finding This New York Movers Company by word of mouth from my mom saying that a friend of hers used New York City Movers. I decided to do a search on the internet and found all those positive reviews about this company. I called them to find out more about the pricing. I later called back with more questions regarding other things that I've read in your reviews (Thank you!). New York City Movers was by far the cheapest & Reliable compared to Uhaul including the gas, insurance, etc... And the rest of the companies that I had contacted, Penske, Budget and so forth. When I called them, here are some questions that I asked and wanted included in or on my truck:

1. Will my truck be cleaned out, no pallets etc on? His answer (Mike}: They almost always clean it out. There might be some dust or a little dirt. (I had planned on sweeping the inside out and then putting down a tarp on the floor of the truck to protect my furniture or anything else that wasn't packed in a box.)

2. I want a truck that has latches or hooks of some sort to tie off my stuff. His answer: All the new trucks have tie off latches and all of the old trailers have the boards that you can just nail into and tie off, off of that (I told him that I would like a newer truck then so I wouldn't have a hassle. He said that would be fine)

3. What kind of gate is the 'bulkhead wall' and is it secure enough to hold not be pushed? Also, Do I need to make sure that I have the lower and upper bulkhead locks? **His answer: It's a plywood board that is extended from both sides of the truck and load bars kind of like a jack. He said you don't need the bulkhead lock upper and lower anymore. These are newer and easier to use. (I accepted that. In fact, they are easy to use and work just great. At the end after having the truck loaded, there were some cleaning supplies from cleaning our apartment that I wanted to stick inside the truck. We ended up tying a rope and putting the cleaning supplies inside a kitchen garbage can and attaching the rope to both sides of the garbage can and slowly slid it down on the other side of the bulkhead wall.) 4. How do I lock the bulkhead wall or will I have problems doing it? **His answer: He said there are very basic directions on the wall itself and if I wanted I could have the driver show us how. ** (I found it very easy to follow and it was not a problem. The driver even checks it when they pick it up to make everything is stable.)

I can not ask for more – Reliable – Professional & great Prices –

That ‘all I wanted it – The Best Part is that I end up spending more time with my husband in New York City, Got a good dinner & few drinks.

Lena Rosining.