Santiego Worldwide Moving

We had a very stressful move to undertake, and the Santiego movers came prepared with stuff we didn't even know we needed. They calmed our nerves with their professionalism and expertise, and put everything directly into storage for a few months (for a very reasonable fee). Then they delivered it to the new address just as competently and calmly as the pickup. They are now my go-to movers. Highly recommend!

We had a very stressful move to undertake, and the Santiego movers came prepared with stuff we didn't even know we needed. They calmed our nerves with their professionalism and expertise, and put everything directly into storage for a few months (for a very reasonable fee). Then they delivered it to the new address just as competently and calmly as the pickup. They are now my go-to movers. Highly recommend!

MOVE FROM NJ TO VA: DISASTER!

This review is to save anyone who wants to avoid having their personal property and old and new home damaged and or destroyed by this unprofessional company that claims to be professional movers.

1. THE COST: Their price is on par with moving companies that actually move you themselves. Atlas Van Lines outsourced the move to a local company in NJ called Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage, which turned out to be a bunch of local hires that ripped my couch, left scuffs on the walls and ceilings, and left me feeling nervous the entire time.

2. THE MOVE: Where to begin...the staff at Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage, changed my delivery date 3 times! We didn't see our property for 2 weeks after pick up. And when they finally decided to deliver the items, they forced delivery on a day that worked for them, not us. I had just started a new job and my boss was furious that I was already taking a day off in the middle of the week, But Atlas Van Lines and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage didn't care.

3. THE MOVERS: On pickup the movers, who appeared unprofessional, spent hours tagging every item with a number and writing the numbers down on an invoice. On delivery day, the movers disregarded the number system and dumped everything off their truck as quickly as they could wherever they saw an empty spot. We even found other peoples items and are missing items of our own. The movers on move out day and move in day also damaged ceilings, damaged walls, and trampled over our plant life on the outside of our house. They slammed down boxes, scratched new floors, and broke many valuable things. Somehow they even carelessly broke my framed diploma and tore my diploma from 15 years ago.

4. OUR BELONGINGS: It all started when we noticed that the truck that delivered our belongings to Virginia was not the original truck that Atlas Van Lines and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage packed our things into back in NJ. This means they unloaded all of our things and carelessly jammed them into a new truck. No wonder so many things were damaged, broken or dirty. This company damaged irreplaceable antique furniture, destroyed modern furniture, broke glass in boxes that were properly packed with bubble wrap and paper, lost some of our items, and even gave us items that didn't belong to us. We also found MICE in a box that must have been stored at their facility. We had to call an exterminator to get rid of the vermin.

Over $10,000+ worth of destroyed furniture and valuables, damages to both homes, contractor repair costs, and exterminator costs and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage had us work with a claims adjuster from Atlas Van Lines who actually ONLY wants to refund $451 dollars, because they only pay 60 cents on the dollar per pound. They care nothing about how they handled themselves or the actual worth of your property.

I'm not sure what else to write other than save yourself the trouble. We will be taking legal action against this company for proper restitution and so that hopefully others do not have to go through the same ordeal.

MOVE FROM NJ TO VA: DISASTER!

This review is to save anyone who wants to avoid having their personal property and old and new home damaged and or destroyed by this unprofessional company that claims to be professional movers.

1. THE COST: Their price is on par with moving companies that actually move you themselves. Atlas Van Lines outsourced the move to a local company in NJ called Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage, which turned out to be a bunch of local hires that ripped my couch, left scuffs on the walls and ceilings, and left me feeling nervous the entire time.

2. THE MOVE: Where to begin...the staff at Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage, changed my delivery date 3 times! We didn't see our property for 2 weeks after pick up. And when they finally decided to deliver the items, they forced delivery on a day that worked for them, not us. I had just started a new job and my boss was furious that I was already taking a day off in the middle of the week, But Atlas Van Lines and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage didn't care.

3. THE MOVERS: On pickup the movers, who appeared unprofessional, spent hours tagging every item with a number and writing the numbers down on an invoice. On delivery day, the movers disregarded the number system and dumped everything off their truck as quickly as they could wherever they saw an empty spot. We even found other peoples items and are missing items of our own. The movers on move out day and move in day also damaged ceilings, damaged walls, and trampled over our plant life on the outside of our house. They slammed down boxes, scratched new floors, and broke many valuable things. Somehow they even carelessly broke my framed diploma and tore my diploma from 15 years ago.

4. OUR BELONGINGS: It all started when we noticed that the truck that delivered our belongings to Virginia was not the original truck that Atlas Van Lines and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage packed our things into back in NJ. This means they unloaded all of our things and carelessly jammed them into a new truck. No wonder so many things were damaged, broken or dirty. This company damaged irreplaceable antique furniture, destroyed modern furniture, broke glass in boxes that were properly packed with bubble wrap and paper, lost some of our items, and even gave us items that didn't belong to us. We also found MICE in a box that must have been stored at their facility. We had to call an exterminator to get rid of the vermin.

Over $10,000+ worth of destroyed furniture and valuables, damages to both homes, contractor repair costs, and exterminator costs and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage had us work with a claims adjuster from Atlas Van Lines who actually ONLY wants to refund $451 dollars, because they only pay 60 cents on the dollar per pound. They care nothing about how they handled themselves or the actual worth of your property.

I'm not sure what else to write other than save yourself the trouble. We will be taking legal action against this company for proper restitution and so that hopefully others do not have to go through the same ordeal.

MOVE FROM NJ TO VA: DISASTER!

This review is to save anyone who wants to avoid having their personal property and old and new home damaged and or destroyed by this unprofessional company that claims to be professional movers.

1. THE COST: Their price is on par with moving companies that actually move you themselves. Atlas Van Lines outsourced the move to a local company in NJ called Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage, which turned out to be a bunch of local hires that ripped my couch, left scuffs on the walls and ceilings, and left me feeling nervous the entire time.

2. THE MOVE: Where to begin...the staff at Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage, changed my delivery date 3 times! We didn't see our property for 2 weeks after pick up. And when they finally decided to deliver the items, they forced delivery on a day that worked for them, not us. I had just started a new job and my boss was furious that I was already taking a day off in the middle of the week, But Atlas Van Lines and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage didn't care.

3. THE MOVERS: On pickup the movers, who appeared unprofessional, spent hours tagging every item with a number and writing the numbers down on an invoice. On delivery day, the movers disregarded the number system and dumped everything off their truck as quickly as they could wherever they saw an empty spot. We even found other peoples items and are missing items of our own. The movers on move out day and move in day also damaged ceilings, damaged walls, and trampled over our plant life on the outside of our house. They slammed down boxes, scratched new floors, and broke many valuable things. Somehow they even carelessly broke my framed diploma and tore my diploma from 15 years ago.

4. OUR BELONGINGS: It all started when we noticed that the truck that delivered our belongings to Virginia was not the original truck that Atlas Van Lines and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage packed our things into back in NJ. This means they unloaded all of our things and carelessly jammed them into a new truck. No wonder so many things were damaged, broken or dirty. This company damaged irreplaceable antique furniture, destroyed modern furniture, broke glass in boxes that were properly packed with bubble wrap and paper, lost some of our items, and even gave us items that didn't belong to us. We also found MICE in a box that must have been stored at their facility. We had to call an exterminator to get rid of the vermin.

Over $10,000+ worth of destroyed furniture and valuables, damages to both homes, contractor repair costs, and exterminator costs and Santiego Worldwide Inc. Moving & Storage had us work with a claims adjuster from Atlas Van Lines who actually ONLY wants to refund $451 dollars, because they only pay 60 cents on the dollar per pound. They care nothing about how they handled themselves or the actual worth of your property.

I'm not sure what else to write other than save yourself the trouble. We will be taking legal action against this company for proper restitution and so that hopefully others do not have to go through the same ordeal.