IF YOU'RE
LOOKING FOR A FIRST CLASS MOVING COMPANY HERE IT IS "Solo Way Movers"
Charles Hanes
October 23, 2008
Those of you who are frequent readers of my site will know that I don't allow
"advertising" on my web site and I seldom endorse any businesses. I'm kind of
known for exposing unscrupulous developers and for taking them on when they try to cheap
out or manipulate their way to reputations. The one thing that you can always count on is
truthful commentary here at simplycondos.com
I just purchased a massive antique armoire, so large in fact that I could fit it into my
townhouse. Actually it did fit into the home but the stairwell from the living/dining
level up to the bedroom levels has an overhang that limit's the size of furniture that can
be moved up those stairs. I first learned this when I tried moving a queen sized bed up
only to find that I had to innovate and take it out onto the main floor terrace and
elevate it up onto the balcony above on the sleeping level (my mover at the time couldn't
come up with the solution for me).
Even before buying this new piece of furniture I knew it wouldn't make the stairs so I
called various moving companies that specialized in piano moving and after interviewing a
number of them I concluded on Solo Way Movers, a Newmarket company.
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I couldn't be more satisfied with their pricing (they proved highly competitive) but also
with the professionalism with which they undertook their duties. They were punctual in
arriving at the seller's home to pick up the piece and they wrapped it and padded it
taking tremendous steps to insure that it was properly protected. They say a picture is
worth a thousand words and just watching these guys work told me that I had made the right
choice.
I have no hesitation in recommending this company and strongly suggest that if you are
looking for a professional moving company you call them. I must say that they proved very
refreshing after a long and disappointing series of movers that I and many of my buyer
clients have experimented with.
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