Wright Way Packaging & Shipping

If you are looking for a company that prides itself in the job they do for the customer, this is it. We had a 1211 lb shipment going from San Diego to Boston. It was too small for some of the big van lines to be bothered with--they had a 3600 lb minimum--but they recommended for us to try Wright Way. Wright Way really was the right way for a shipment like ours and they couldn't have done a better job. Read the reviews and you'll see. Ron Wright, the owner, is an ex-military guy and he operates his company with straightforward integrity and precision. We found everyone at this company to be knowledgable, friendly and customer oriented. Pick up and delivery were right down to the hour. The shipment was weighed at origin in front of us, piece by piece. No surprises here except our admiration at the time and expense they went through to crate and load our little shipment to keep it safe when turned over to a freight carrier. Things no mover would crate, like an old formica table top (legs in a carton) were crated, questionable boxes were put is sturdier boxes, strong corner guards put at the corners of the 5-6' tall palleted load to keep it intact, a queen mattress and box spring in heavy cardboard crates (no flimsy "mattress covers"), a treasured bureau wrapped with plastic sheeting, blankets, styrofoam, heavy plastic, and secured with tape. Not a Scratch! If this shipment were caught in a tornado I bet it would have landed in tact! I saw one complaint that there was too much wrapping to get rid of; a complaint by someone who obviously has no idea of the natural road action a shipment can endure on the open road. This is Ron Wright's specialty, preparing a shipment to be road worthy when being shipped by a freight carrier. The price? $1700 exactly as promised. At destination, we solicited three guys who work in the building to help us get the curbside delivery into the apartment and tipped them $80.