Apex Crating

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APEX WAS OUTSTANDING AFTER OUR MOVE!!!! During a VERY stressful cross country move and remodel my moving company hired APEX to uncrate multiple crates of valuable 17th century paintings, mirrors and furnishings as well as connecting/assembling multiple household items. Emory was the calm in our moving storm. We have moved corporately many times throughout the U.S. and I can honestly say that out of those ten executive moves Emory was by far the best third party help we have EVER had on either end of those moves. In fact we were so pleased with our experience that we hired Emory /APEX to assist us for a couple of hours weekly for 3 to 4 months after our move. Among the many tasks I had them do for me were hanging TVs on swing arms , moving/hanging antique mirrors and paintings, moving antique furnishings, assembling household items, hanging a garage system and arranging my storage spaces. Emory was professional, skilled and reliable. He went the extra mile to make sure that projects were handled to my particular and high standards. I can't say enough positive things about my experience with APEX.

You need to know the facts before you hire this company. I was doing a across country move and hired Allied Moving. I had two expensive pieces of artwork that I requested be crated.Unknown to me Allied contracted the crating out to Apex. Their employee Garrett Stanchfield came to my house and requested to crate the paintings in my garage. When I went in the garage to check them there was only one painting. Garrett had only been gone a very short time. The police were called and they notified the owner Emery of the situation. Emery informed the police that he had surveillance video . The police notified him that they would need that video. Emery called me later that night to check the marking on the crate used and informed me that the crate that was made for the painting was at their warehouse and was not used. Garrett said he made a new one. When the police got the surveillance video for the day in question it had been erased. Garrett admits to erasing it and says "he was playing around." Garrett will not come in for a polygraph. Emery still employs Garrett knowing these facts. The Painting was worth at a minimum of $6,000 but to me it was priceless for it was left to me by my father. It is by a famous painter so who knows the future value if I would have been able to pass it along to future generations. You need to consider these facts before you trust Apex with your valuables. I wanted to give no stars but it would not let me.