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Sonora Moving
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citysearch c.
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-We have made many moves because of my husband's career, including 3 cross-country relocations. Sonora Moving is the worst moving company in our experience, appallingly unprofessional and so bad as to be beyond comparison. \r
-Barry, the owner of Sonora Moving, ignored instructions about the destination site and did not give his crew directions. I had to provide them with maps and pictures of the site. A crew of 2 was sent to move the contents of a 2,400 sq. ft. house; the 150-mile move took 4 1/2 days, and we had to hire additional labor at our own expense.\r
-Sonora Moving did not provide the proper equipment to make the move to a hillside site with limited vehicular access. The driver attempted to make it up the hill in a truck 10 feet larger than the posted size limit. When he got stuck, he started knocking on doors at 7:30 on a Saturday morning to try to get the neighbors to move their cars. The police were called.\r
-We had to rent, at additional expense, a U-Haul truck to shuttle
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