people shipped using A-1 Auto Transport last week alone!
American Way Van & Storage Inc
Vandalia, OH, 45377, USA
Review Score
3 Stars
★★★
3 Stars from 2 Review(s)
American Way Van & Storage Inc. is a fully-fledged moving and storage company with operations based at Dayton, Ohio. Additionally, it offers international moves to the communities around Dayton. It is a family owned and operated business, whose dedication is in the provision of excellent relocation services. Its partnership with National Van Lines has enabled the company to offer not only high quality but also affordable, accurate and fast services. American Way Van & Storage Inc. offers a diversity of moving solutions to its clients. Whether you are moving locally or over a long distance, there will be a crew waiting to offer you the appropriate service. Some of the specific services you can get here include residential moves, corporate relocation, apartment moves, and commercial moves. In addition, American Way Van offers packing and crating services, quality supplies and secure storage services. American Way Van & Storage Inc. operates all day and night, during working days, weekends, and holidays. The implication is that you can find them at any time you need. Get in touch with them today through the physical address- 1001 S. Brown School Road, Dayton, Ohio 45377, USA- over the phone, or via the listed website.
“Fast, affordable, accurate!:
I hired American way Van Inc. and I loved every bit of their operations. They are fast, affordable, and accurate. I highly recommend them!
Mercy – Ohio”
“We used American Way Van and Storage for our move back in December. We had just purchased all brand new Kitchen Aid appliances just to have the entire front panel of our dishwasher completely dented in and irreparable. I reached out to them right after our move knowing that they were closed until the New Year, which was totally understandable. I reached out to the office on 1/28 letting them know that I had yet to hear anything back from them, again I was told someone would be reaching out that week. February 14th was the first sign of communication. It is now over 5 months later and they offered $300 for a $1200 dishwasher. The gentleman with the appliance company told them how much it was going to be to replace the front panel and they stated that they needed wait a bit before they could proceed. It was again another month later before they ordered the part and now it is completely out of stock. This has been the biggest the waste of time for $300.”
