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3420 102 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5W 0A3, Canada
(780) 998-2422
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Jun 25, 2018
Loved these guys. Showed up on time. Worked super hard and very fast. Done much sooner than expected. No issues at all, they were very respectful and customer service oriented. We're very happy with them, would recommend to anyone and would use them again.

Jun 23, 2018
They did an amazing job! They were quick and friendly. I highly recommend them.

Jun 7, 2018
Awful!! We’re supposed to be there at 9am they showed up at 12:30, showed up smelling like weed, it took under 3 hours and after looking over my bill they charged for four and to top it all of one of the movers stole $70 from my wallet NEVER use fort movers. I foolishly let them put everything in a storage locker without supervision so I can only image what else is missing!!

Sep 19, 2017
We had a great experience with this moving company. They showed up 10 min early and worked so hard the whole time, barely stopping for a break. We had extra helpers (friends and family) and they gave us clear instructions on how we could help and what to do next. It ended up costing about $950 for lateral move between 3 bedroom bungalows. I was cringing a bit about the price but I would pay it again to have the same service in such a timely manner. It saved our backs and we are at a stage in life where our friends are busy and our parents are getting too old to lift heavy things. We will definitely recommend this company to others and will use them again for our next move (hopefully not any time soon!!).

Jan 12, 2017

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