The foundation of Caddo Movers, Inc's success lies in its unwavering dedication to excellence. The company's team of seasoned professionals brings a wealth of experience and expertise to every project. From meticulous planning to precise execution, the team goes above and beyond to ensure that each move is executed flawlessly. This commitment to perfection has earned Caddo Movers, Inc a loyal clientele who trust the company to handle their most valuable possessions with care and diligence. The company's dedication to client satisfaction is further underscored by its emphasis on transparent communication. Caddo Movers, Inc believes that clear and open dialogue is essential for building trust and ensuring a successful move. Clients are kept informed at every step of the process, from the initial consultation and planning stages to the final delivery. This proactive communication fosters a sense of confidence and reassurance, allowing clients to relax knowing that their move is in capable hands. Its fleet of well-maintained vehicles is equipped with advanced tracking systems, enabling clients to monitor the progress of their move in real-time. Additionally, the use of high-quality packing materials ensures that items are protected and secure throughout the journey.
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Customer Name : Joel K.
Posted at February 3rd, 2023 09::02Subject :Customer service is UNBELIEVABLY BAD.
Comment : I would give this company a big zero if it was available. We moved from Tucson to Phoenix and our property had to be stored for several months before delivery to Phoenix. When the movers picked up our furnishings they were extremely careful. Our BBQ had a new canvas cover that touched the ground. The movers reversed the cover back over itself to not catch it in the wheels. When the furnishings were delivered the BBQ cover looked as if someone took a butcher knife and sliced, ripped and tore the cover from one end to the other. There were black stuffing on the cover suggesting it got caught on the wheels and someone simply continued to run it over. We had a 1020s Original Art Deco table. Solid oak runners 1 1/4" thick located under the table were split down the middle as if you took an axe and chopped a log in half. One of the legs was broken and loose. The side rales of the table had been originally made with dowel pins entering the leg from two sides. They were sheered off. The mahogany top had scratches on it from something being dragged across it (It was wrapped in a blanket when they picked up the furnishings). I completely understand an occasional ding or blemish may occur during moving. However, a shredded BBQ cover and a wooden table broken into pieces is not what I would consider expected and reasonable damage.
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