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J G Moving Co

J G Moving Co

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7330 Georgia St, Detroit, Michigan, 48213, United States
(313) 571-1620
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Oct 12, 2018
J G Moving were great to work with. The guys were on time and courteous. We were moving furniture from a storage unit and a home to a new home an hour away, they took down beds and other furniture and put it back together with no problems. I would definitely recommend them for future moves.

Aug 30, 2018
They were very nice to work with, hardworkers and very polite. I would highly recommended them. Pricing very affordable.

Aug 22, 2018
I referred a friend & they told her they would be there on a certain day & time & they didn't come until the next day. Spoke with Delores and she apologized and told her she would be compensated for her inconvenience & the movers finally came. The guy who drives the truck who collect the money is very rude and a 2 hour job he tries to make it a 4 hours job. The movers were ok & they move her belongings but the guy who drives & collect the money is rude & he tries to get you out of your money. SO BEWARE!!!!

Sep 24, 2018
done great job , packed and secured all boxes , and un packed upon delivery...best movers in Wayne county

Jul 17, 2018
They are the must unprofessional weed smoking losing movers on earth. They are disrespectful and bully single women and overcharge customer for little work perform. Took 11hrs to move 3 bedrooms. Left several marks on wall during move. This company needs to be reported to BBB. Terrible moving company. Allowing employees to smoke weed while moving folks furniture. Totally unacceptable.

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