Greek Moving & Storage

Worst moving experience ever! I would never recommend Good Greek to anyone. The scheduling was a logistical nightmare. Movers were supposed to arrive on a Friday, but no one showed up until Sunday! Repeated calls yielded responses like, "We didn't have you on the schedule. We're sending a crew now" or "The truck broke down." Then they have the gall to charge us over time for moving us on a holiday when none of it was our doing. When the multiple crews over two days did finally show up, they were not prepared for the size of our house and the amount of furniture and boxes we had even though I had explained this when scheduling the move. The price was 3 times what we were quoted, and the crews are not allowed to unload the truck until you pay, so you do not even have time to question the fees. They market their service as stress-free, but the reality is this was not only the most stressful move of my life, but it was the most stressful experience period in the last few years.

The movers showed up at 7:30am, they did a walk through of the items I wanted hauled and began to work. They were efficient and fast. They did a very good job I have no complaints.

I recently had a horrendous experience with Good Greek Moving. From the start, there were billing discrepancies - I was charged for 42 wardrobe boxes, but my inventory only listed 12, and many of the boxes weren't even Good Greek-branded. The negligence displayed during the move is unforgivable. Not only were my high-value items, including a TV and concrete tables, inadequately packaged, but they also suffered clear signs of impact damage. The use of moving blankets instead of proper packaging is a testament to their unprofessionalism. To add insult to injury, their offered compensation of $750 falls far short of the $1,800 replacement cost for my damaged items. Despite my reasonable request, they seem uninterested in resolving the matter. Steer clear of this moving company unless you want to deal with broken items and an unempathetic customer service team.

I hired good greek because on the commercials the owner say's he know's what's it's like to be taken advantage of by other companies and prides himself and his company that you will have trained movers who will be providing superior service. I did NOT get this experience. I hired them to pack my collectables (delicate items and family airlooms), my paintings and what I was unable to get done. I explained to Shayne when he came to give me the estimate how important it was to me that these items be backed correctly and with care and he assured me there would no issues. When the movers came I went over the same things with them. These individuals were not professional and damaged almost $4,000 worth of items. Every box that said fragile had a heavy box ontop of it and one of the movers kept putting items upside down in my apartment I was moving into despite me instructing him each time that it was upside done and the drawers had wheels on the bottom and were facing up still did not indicate to him that this was not correct. My furniture was not wrapped as promised nor were things put down on the floors to prevent scratching or damage as was promised. I got to the point I asked them to stop and get another crew here because I was so upset with how they were treating my items. I was told this could not happen and let them finish so I can get through this. I called and followed the claims process and was offered $430 and was told "legally that's all I am obligated to do" and that I was already given more then what should have been offered. For a company whose owner talks about doing the right thing and doing right by people, this is appalling!!! I am devastated not just because of the dollar amount but because they treated things that were passed down to me and precious items with sentimental value like trash and could care less. Even the movers at the time did not apologize. I am reaching out to an attorney to see what my rights are. I am devastated that I thought this was an honorable company and it is no better than the crappy companies I could have gone with. I asked to speak to the owner and was not obliged.

After moving to Florida two years ago enduring a horrible experience with a different company, I was hesitant to use another moving company. I was so glad I went with the Greek. Their crew was highly professional, courteous, and thorough. I was very pleasantly surprised and grateful. The Greek restored my faith with movers and I would highly recommend them.

From the start, the staff at Good Greek exuded superior customer service. The initial contact helped me wade through all of the details of a long distance move. The crew called 2x on their way to notify us of their arrival. And when they got here, they were nothing short of courteous, efficient, and just all around nice guys. I’d love it if we could get the same team when we repeat this move in a year.

They are not careful when handling furniture and electronics. If they break anything worth up to $1,000 dollars you are not in luck. Their insurance policy has an unreasonable deductible of $1k so if anything breaks under that amount, too bad for you. They broke my 65’ Tv and smeared my white leather sofa.

I needed a group of antiques moved within 24 hours and Jessica made it happen! She sent us Matthew and he did a great job. He was nice to work with and extremely professional. I had full confidence in him. The way he handled the items was fantastic. I would recommend Good Greek to anyone who needs things moved.

Excellent! Jessica, Sergio, Carlos, Jose Z, and Jaime went above and beyond to meet all of our needs! Truly professional and dedicated service!

They were marvelous. Everything went smooth.

George Neher 4968 Cumberland Lane Spring Hill, FL 34607 RE: Move from 11555 Biddeford Place, New Port Richey, FL 34654 to 4968 Cumberland Lane, Spring Hill, FL 34607 To whom it may concern On December 11, 2021, we contracted with Good Greek Moving and Storage for the sum of $6,000. This contract was to move our household items from our house in Waters Edge, New Port Richey, FL to our new house in Lake in the Woods, Spring Hill, FL. The contract was to include all packing, packing materials, dismantling any furniture required for the move, transporting to our new home on two separate days, December 17th and 22nd, re-assembling furniture and placing boxes and items in the proper rooms. There was a phone problem so the move was to be made on the 18th and 22nd instead we started on the 18th. The first crew came to our house on the 17th and seemed to really take pride in their work, wrapping and packing everything very well. I helped as much as possible, just to get the move done slightly faster. The crew started with two men, then two additional men came later, staying for just a few hours. Just after dark the fully loaded truck went to our new house, about 22 miles away. They started unloading, moving a lot of boxes and items into the proper rooms but it was getting late so nothing could be re-assembled and almost everything else was moved into the garage. The plan was for the same crew to return on the 22nd to the old house for a final load and re-assemble furniture then. On the 22nd, the original crew was not available so they sent a different crew with 3 men to finish. Two of the men seemed very professional but one of the men mostly gave orders like a drill sergeant and no one could get anything done. Things weren’t wrapped and packed properly, the truck wasn’t packed, just haphazardly placed in the truck and everything didn’t fit. After several hours I had a talk with the 2 men that were trying to work and decided to fire the third member, but by then, it was getting late. We called the office explaining the problem and they said they would finish on the 24th to finish the move. On the 24th there was still a lot to be done. They offered to take a load to the new house around 4PM so we could start getting this settled, which was great and very thoughtful on their part. They unpacked the truck and went back for the remaining items. They did put the beds together and attempted to assemble the living room sets (we thought all was together properly but found out later some of it was not connected). They did all they could and stayed late which was very good for us, especially on Christmas eve. Unfortunately, the nightmare started on Christmas day when we actually started unpacking boxes. Boxes from the first crew were opened and discovered a complete set of twelve-piece China set from Japan from 1945, and four-gold rimmed shot glasses that was part of an antique music box missing, probably in the same packed box. When we unpacked the rest, there were damaged boxes, little to no packing material, pictures jammed together and damaged in boxes with lot of damage, shown by the 83 enclosed pictures. We didn’t get all the pictures of boxes that were jammed together since we thought maybe it was just one or two not packed properly, were we surprised when we found almost all were that way. Damaged items everywhere, including some irreplaceable items and expensive items. Also damage to our wood floors where furniture with metal frames were dropped, taking chips out of the floor, and scratches in places. We understand many items can’t be replaced or even found to repurchase, but we do feel we should be well compensated for the horrible job as well as a partial refund for not having everything wrapped and packed properly. Paying $975 for packing was way too much for a shotty job.

Terrible. Scheduled time was between 7am-10am, they eventually turned up at 1pm. Sent wardrobe boxes with out rails and just put the the clothes in the box on top of each other. Absolutely unbelievable right ? Charged me for the boxes though. Driver was very tired, told me he slept in the truck the previous night. His 2 helpers were both brand new, 2 days on the job. I had to help or it would never had got finished. One guy not only took a rest sitting in my wife's leather office chair in the truck with his clothes completely covered in sweat, he also sat on a pile of moving blankets watching while I helped one of the other guys move stuff in the garage. Sounds like a comedy doesn't it, but the sad thing is it is true. To top it off when they arrived at the destination they told me I had to pay before they unloaded the truck up to the estimated time they would finish unloading it and for the phantom wardrobe boxes which were actually $2.50 carboard boxes. The they had the gall to tell me I had to sign a credit card authorization form agreeing to the total which was well above the quote, effectively stopping me from querying it with the credit card company. Finally I got an e-mail from The Bad Greek, Yelp review, telling me to call their customer Care center. I called Dalton at 1pm left a message. Nothing, called back at 4pm, he was gone for the day. DO NOT USE THE "GOOD/BAD GREEK" MOVING COMPANY !!!!

We hired Good Greek for our local move. Jessica came to our apartment did her walk through and gave us a guaranteed price. She talked very highly of her company versus the others. We decided on the spot to go with them. We paid her our deposit. She told us we would have 3 guys come to pack up and move us within the two days. On the day of our move, Dan called me a little after 8am saying they should arrive in about 20 minutes and he had six people and a second truck coming later that morning with three more people (didn’t show until 4pm). So far things were looking good, guys arrived did our meeting and walkthrough. Dan supervisor for our shift sent the guys to areas to start packing and moving stuff out. Kaicee, was assigned our master bedroom. Things were looking good thus far. The guys started bickering about moving boxes and needing bigger items out, The guys wanted my dresser out Kaicee padded and wrapped my dresser and out it went. I went in to my bedroom after he moved it out and found some stuff I took down to my car. Kaicee went down the first set of stairs and showed another mover what he had in his pocket, not knowing I was behind him. One of the containers fell out of his pocket. He noticed I was behind him now. He got the dresser down and onto the truck. He stood with his arm over his pocket so I could not see inside. I had Dan open my dress and Kaicee had stolen 3 prescriptions out of my dresser. I did get all 3 back, after a lie of him only taking 1, he said he found the other 2 in my husband’s dresser. He was supposedly fired on the spot and sent away. I never received a call from the company or anything. Later that night after we got to the new place I contacted Dan and he had the owner Giorgio finally call. Yes, he apologized but not much else. Come Saturday morning I noticed my 2 wedding sets were missing. They were hidden deep in my dresser the same dresser Kaicee was working and the only one until it got to my new place and I saw it unwrapped in my bedroom. We called Giorgio all he told us was to file a police report. Still no help from this company. Then we are only assuming Giorgio called Kaciee to tell him and gave him my information, because Kaciee called me about 10 minutes after speaking to Giorgio and started harassing me with text messages. To me this is bad business. Never in my life have I ever dealt with a company like this and to offer your customer nothing in return other than file a police report. I have had numerous companies move us (military) and these items have been in the same spot and never have had this happen.

Owners packed all household items and moved to garage. 2 bedroom sets, a hutch and desk needed to be moved from house. Was provided a 3 hrs estimate for my move (set of $600). Movers arrived on time, began wrapping furniture. I informed them it was not required. They stated it was free. IT IT NOT, IT IS LABOR HRS + Materials. Move should have taken less than 4 hrs to pack truck and unpack. They took 7 hours! They also dropped a dresser and claimed "we" moved it and dropped it and did not take responsibility for the broken item . The move cost me $1475.00 I would NEVER use them again.

I used Good Greek to move from Boynton Beach to West Palm Beach (approx 15 miles) in 2019. In 2020, I used Good Greek again & was charged nearly $1000 more to move the exact same furniture less than 1 mile. When I called to reserve/confirm the move, I was told that it would cost about the same as the previous move if it was the same furniture. Again... It was the exact same furniture & cost nearly twice as much. A negative review on Yelp! got a reply to call customer service to "make things right". The customer service agent gave multiple excuses as to why this move had cost so much more even though I was told it would cost about the same. Eventually, I was told that there was really nothing that could be done & I was offered $100+. This was unacceptable. The movers themselves were great, however the "customer service" department of Good Greek is more concerned with the bottom line than making sure that their customers are treated properly. I WOULD NOT recommend this company to anyone!!!

I wanted to say a special thank you to everyone who I dealt with at Good Greek. From Dalton, Billy, Jenna, Darnell, Travis, Jeremy, and Jose. The whole experience was exceptional! I would highly recommend them to anyone along with use them again in the future.

Good Greek is by far the most professional moving company I have ever used. All of my valuable artwork, china and statues were delivered safely and the staff were efficient, punctual and friendly. What a great experience. I will definitely be using them again.

We scheduled our move with Good Greek from FL to NC. The price was very good considering the amount of furniture being moved (4 bedroom house). We asked if they could pick up items we had in storage the day before they were to load up our house. After loading up from our storage units, they asked if they could start on the house, which I agreed to. Everything went smooth that day. The next day, a different crew showed up to finish the packing & loading. They were late showing up (we expected them at around 8 am, but they didn't arrive till about 10), & my wife & I had to help packing in order to try & leave at a reasonable time. We didn't leave the house till almost 7 pm (much later than we wanted). On move in day, they were again late (we expected them around 9 and they arrived around 1pm). They didn't leave till after 10 pm that night. The next day, when we started unpacking, we noticed how "well" some items were packed. Pictures were just shoved into a box with no protection whatsoever. Many picture frames were chipped and/or the glass broken. An antique porcelain relief was snapped in half when items were just thrown on top of it. Somehow, they lost the tops to two cookie jars that my wife collected. Many pieces of furniture were chipped or otherwise damaged. We've filed a claim for 45 items, but at 60 cents a pound, I seriously doubt that will cover more than two picture frames.

SAVE YOUR MONEY AND LOOK ELSEWHERE! I hired Good Greek Moving to help me move based on their reputation in the South Florida area; however, I got absolutely SCAMMED. I was originally quoted $150/hour for my move (one bedroom apartment’s worth of furniture), 7 miles away, which they anticipated would take 2 hours. With materials, I expected to pay around $500, which I thought was reasonable. After the movers got the largest of my furniture into my new place, they showed me the bill, which (to my surprise) was $1200. I needed help understanding HOW the bill was so high, so I spoke with the manager on the phone, who informed me that the labor for the move began “when the movers leave their homes.” I was then told that the movers had travelled over 40 miles to get to me (despite Good Greek being located in the same city as me), which meant I owed money BEFORE MY MOVE EVEN BEGAN. I attempted to reason with the manager on the phone; however, he was inflexible, unprofessional, and threatening – informing me that my only option (other than paying the $1200) would be for the movers to return everything to my original place, which I obviously didn’t want, since I was at the end of my lease. I felt absolutely trapped, misled, and coerced into paying an obscene amount of money for the move, which ended up being 6 hours-worth of labor (3x what I was originally quoted). All in all, I was THOROUGHLY disappointed with Good Greek Moving and would implore you to SAVE YOUR MONEY AND LOOK ELSEWHERE!

I was told the movers will be at my place way before 9am so they could start packing and disassembling furniture. The elevator in my building "opens" for movers and such at 9am. I was told that way they would be ready to take things down exactly at 9. But they didn't show up until 9:30am. Everything started pretty fast and they were moving along quickly but after a couple of hours I could tell they lost steam. When they arrived at the delivery location, they only unpacked the furniture. They left several heavy boxes in the foyer/entryway (so my husband and I had to take them in). I have already found a broken lamp. The mirrors and paintings are still in their boxes. I am afraid I will find something else broken. As they were packing up at the pick up location, they forgot 2 items: a screen/room divider made of wood and a small China cabinet until I reminded them. They ran out of those thick furniture covers (that look like bedspreads) so they packed those 2 things with pieces of other boxes and that clear packing material. I was told by the rep that came to our place the week before that the whole process would take 4 hours: from packing, to pick up, to delivery and assembling back the furniture. Well, it took them 8 hours! It was a very pricey move, so I was not expecting any of these things to happen. Laura Cañas

Would not use them again. Ever. The salesman Nick Merisiotis will lie and tell you whatever he thinks you want to hear. He told us that there would be three men as we have a few heavy items and they would bring a pallet jack for the 500 pound gun safe we have. Come moving day, no third guy, no pallet jack. First we are told that the third guy called in sick and they would get another guy over in 1-2 hours along with the pallet jack. Then two hours later I call and it becomes, well no one told you that you would have three guys and they are short staffed right now on several jobs. My husband with a bad shoulder had to help the guys get the gun safe on the truck. I had asked for a supervisor to call me back. No call. I had called and texted Nick and no call back. He texted back that he was sorry and would check with the office. No further response. It took the two guys 11 1/2 hours to do the move and we had a lot of damage on our furniture. I don't blame the guys who did the move. They did their very best and were friendly gentlemen.

Best moving experience ever. Very professional, friendly and hard working staff. Wish I could give them 6 stars.

Great experience on my move from Boca to WPB. The guys worked very hard and were very careful. Everyone at the office was extremely professional. Had some oversized artwork and fine antiques. I will definitely use and recommend them again!

Had a great experience with Good Greek Moving and will definitely use them again for my next move and I highly recommend them.

I have moved several times before (both across the country and internationally) in my life and this is the WORST, most unprofessional move I have ever experienced. The sales pitch of “taking care of you” and “best move ever” is an utterly and completely false representation of what actually happens. This was not the “best move ever,” this was actually the worst. The entire company, from logistics and customer service, to the movers, to the management are the most inexperienced and unprofessional people I have come across. I never write reviews, but this case compelled me to do so for those of you considering this company for your move. DON’T. I contracted the GoodGreek moving company roughly 3 weeks prior to my move date. I was relocating to a renovated unit (1b 1 b) inside my own building, just 2 floors down with an elevator. They quoted me $840, which I thought was a little steep, considering the ease of the move. I settled at $800, considering the pitch of it being seamless and smooth to relocate. I put $400 dollars down for this. When the sales person left, he told me that days before the move, I would get a call to confirm and a timeframe to start the move. The day before the move, I received a call telling me that I was “the second move of the day” and that they would be here in the “afternoon.” Further I would get a call 30 minutes before arrival. On August 31 (my move out date) I was expecting everything to go seamlessly, but it didn’t in the slightest. By 4pm with still no call, I called the company and asked what the status was and when they would be arriving, considering we were approaching late afternoon. After a run-around and transfer after transfer, they told me that the truck was still completing the first move and that they would call me back in 30 minutes to try to get another team. Thirty minutes goes by and still no call. By this time, we had begun moving our stuff ourselves to our new apartment. Now an hour later (5:15) and no longer “afternoon” my boyfriend called the company back to express our frustration in that 1)the timeframe they gave us had come and gone and 2)that now being the evening, they still could not give us a timeframe. At this point, we considered it a lost cause and continued the move ourselves. They arrived unexpectedly at 7pm. Upon arriving and discussing the payment (which you have to pay upfront before they start) I expressed to them what had happened, and that the price now did not reflect the move, considering we already did half of it! They put the payment process on hold and started the move. Thats when the unprofessionalism climaxed. They brought bits and pieces from everything from every room at once, which blockaded rooms so it was impossible to put the items that belonged in that room IN that room. Not only that, they banged the ceiling multiple times and completely broke the frame of my dresser, so I have to buy a new one. When I saw the huge gash on the side and it wobble, I confronted the lead mover about it who acted “surprised.” There was no way they did not know they broke it, because they left the huge piece of wood and plastic on the floor. But here is the thing; they didn’t even have to load it on a truck or transport it! They literally destroyed it just taking it down an elevator two floors! When we moved onto the paper work, I began to refuse to sign because they had not listed the item as damaged and by signing I was waiving all rights essentially to the claim and any amendment to the price. READ EVERYTHING. I have my masters in law and I am no stranger to contracts and believe me, they DIDN’T LIKE THAT. Further, the manager via phone blamed it on the manufacturer of my dresser. EXCUSE ME? I said we had to renegotiate the price considering the circumstances and she threatened to take me to court. Find another moving company! These people should be out of business and if they continue like this, they will be! NEVER AGAIN!