shanedingman in Toronto

Most of the moving industry has the same basic setup: fee per hour and minimum number of hours so that no matter how big or small your move is it starts at over $500. Then there's truck fees and fuel and all the rest, I contacted a dozen companies via HomeStars, same story. I had a unique move, a few large items I couldn't move myself to storage not far from the house. These guys were flexible on price given I didn't need them for anywhere near a minimum or three-plus hours and they were professional when they arrived. They did get there late, but there was a huge rainstorm and I was the last job of the day, so I'm not knocking them for it. 9/10 would use them again.

Space Age are pros. They came in early on in our project and gave us realistic estimates of both cost and time for construction. Talked me out of some bad ideas too :) The other installers on our project created delay after delay, to the point where we were months past our initial date for Space Age to do a final measure and start building for the room. We ordered two built ins on opposite walls of our living room, full-wall bookcase and also a full-wall entertainment unit and storage system. Even choosing hardware was an easy process. The only problems I had where when I didn't understand the drawings and had to move some electrical outlets, but that happened at the final measure. Unlike everyone else we worked with Space Age actually delivered on time, ahead of schedule even, and managed to squeeze our project into the last week before Christmas. We were finally able to move back into that room at our own pace during the holidays and we couldn't be happier with the build quality, the finishing touches, and the functional impact of the drawers, cabinets and shelves. Sure, they are not the cheapest solution out there, but by god they get the job done and they do it well.