Mudanzas Godoy | Ahora Mudanzas Esteban Rivas

Years ago, I hired Godoy Moving Services, and everything went wonderfully well. So much so that now, as Esteban Rivas, I've hired them again. The aftertaste this move has left us with is never the same. In this case, the disassembly was phenomenal. Everything was very organized, very fast, efficient, and high-quality. The assembly at the destination, a few months later, was a disaster. They had to come twice to finish the job. The first time, they damaged part of a shelf, which, although it was fixed, left us with the room in disarray for a week. And the other room was assembled improperly, leaving holes everywhere, left over structural brackets, and structures that weren't initially attached. I understand the difficulty of furniture assembly, but I also understand the skill that comes with practice, and in this case, it was a complete mess. You trust these professionals to make sure everything goes smoothly and to treat your belongings with care, and my experience hasn't been like that. Poor work behind a great name. Without further ado.

A huge disappointment. If you're moving because you're selling the apartment, fine, because they'll wreck it anyway. However, if you're going to rent it out or plan to move back in, you're going to have to spend a lot of money repairing the damage they'll cause (scratched walls, wall plugs ripped straight from the ceiling when removing light fixtures, etc.). Not to mention the furniture. I've attached photos. I can't recommend a company whose main goal is to make money and doesn't care about the quality of their work. Worst of all, the manager showed no interest in what I told him and didn't even come to my house to assess the damage.

I'm a resident of Carranque, and you've left several boxes outside the trash can on Obera Avenue (the can is empty). I know you're not the only moving company this has happened to, but you are the only one with advertising on the boxes. I know it's easier to just leave them outside and move on, but I'm not asking you to put them in cardboard boxes anymore, just put them in the trash can, because the can is ALWAYS empty, I repeat, ALWAYS.