Bridgeview Van LinesReviews of bridgeviewvanlines.com

Mike and his hardworking crew of movers set a fine example. Everything about the move was pleasant because to their cautious handling of our possessions during loading and unloading.

Jack and his coworker moved up quickly and efficiently from one flat to another. We will continue to use their services whenever we relocate because of how reasonable and convenient they are. They come with our highest recommendation.

Our most recent interaction with this organization was fantastic. They were affordable, worked within our constraints, and were flexible enough to help us relocate at the last minute. Throughout the day, their movers were really productive and kind, turning what could have been a stressful experience into a positive one.

What a great service supplied by this firm! They made it simple for us to ship furniture to our daughter who lives in a different state. They were helpful in arranging shipping procedures, and the movers were careful and efficient in loading and transporting our belongings.

My wife and I used this firm for our interstate relocation, and we couldn't be happier with how everything went. There was no damage to any of the items, and it left us speechless. If you're looking for a careful and dependable moving company, you should use them.

Rip offs. They did not ship on time nor do they respond to calls/texts. Two men loaded but only one man arrived to unload. He rolled items and destroyed the dresser! Oh hand the quote they gave was too good to be true. It nearly doubled. This was done after items were loaded onto truck which was the size of a small Uhaul. Terrible company with terrible customer service.

all the 5 stars reviews are fake. Made up with generic language, avoiding any detail on an actual performed job. All junk. They are thieves, scammers who take advantage of the business to rip you off. They quoted me quite below average, and it already had to be a red flag. Upon pickup date, they said I had more stuff than estimate and almost doubled my quote from $2,400 to $4,000. Also, they promised 6 months free storage, only to find out later they charged me $99/mo. The worst thing is that an electric bike, a grill and a paddle board were missing at delivery. Most likely stolen by their crew. All the rest of the item arrived damaged: most of the boxes were either beat up or soaking wet, the bed headboard was rotten after being stored in a flooded unit probably, and most of the glasses were broken. AVOID THESE SCAMMERS AT ALL COST, THEY SHOULD BE OUT OF BUSINESS

SCAM! AVOID AT ALL COSTS! Unfortunately I fell for this scam run by two “moving” companies, currently using the names Exclusive Van Lines and Bridgeview Van Lines. These people are thieves who use the moving industry as their method of theft. Based on a FaceTime walk though of all the things in my apartment to be moved, they quoted me a price of $2,900 for an intercity move, somewhat less than what other companies quoted, but not a lot less. Though my lease was ending, they wouldn’t give me a date for when they would do the move until a few days before. However as those days came and went I kept calling them, they kept promising me to call me back within a specific time, and they never did. With just a couple days left and no response from them, I was forced to scramble to look for last minute alternates. They did finally show up with one day left. I was so relived they actually came, and really had no alternatives, so that when they announced that even though I had 10% FEWER boxes than they estimated, they were going to charge me a total of $6,170, more than double what they had quoted me (and a lot more than any other moving company I had talked to months before). At this point I had no alternative, so I agreed. When they arrived at the moving destination, they demanded that before opening the truck and letting me even see my belongs that: a) I sign a document saying that I had already received all my belongings, and that they were all in good condition, b) I pay the remaining balance of $1,270 in cash, and c) that I pay them an additional $500 in cash for what they said was a long hallway (it was less than 50 feet, and they knew all along that this was going into a big apartment building). They made it very clear that they were holding my belongs hostage until I did all these things, and if I didn’t do them, I’d never see any of my belongs again. The movers put me on the phone with their boss in the Bronx, who in full Mafia style was really threatening and nasty, and dared me to call the police, and told his men to just drive away. In order to get my belongings, I had to do everything they said. My boxes were beat-up, with the fragile arrows upside-down, etc. There weren’t even box numbers or my name on anything – and so I didn’t get all my stuff (though they did give me a TV that wasn’t mine, which I had them take back – but it isn’t going to do its owner any good, since the screen was smashed in). And needless to say, several things of mine that I did get were broken. All in all, $900 of my possessions were lost or broken, and the “insurance policy” that they claimed to have offered me a total of less than $150 to compensate for everything they had lost or broken. So I paid $6,670 for a job with a guaranteed price of $2,970 and the worst moving experience of my life – these people intentionally underquote to lure people in, and then hold your belongs hostage as they extort you for way more than you’d ever pay for any other mover. I have reached out to the district attorney’s offices of my old and new home to see if there’s any way to criminally prosecute these people for fraud, or at least put them out of business. P.S. If you look at their online reviews you’ll see other people with similar experiences – but you’ll also see many good reviews – which I’m pretty sure are fake reviews they’ve done on themselves.