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We had them after a fire. they had 3 men that did not speak english working for a couple days when I came home I found photo's, my children's artwork, certificates, and such on the floor being walked on. they had no idea what they were doing - not the men's fault - service master's fault for not training them. They wiped antiques with a solution that destroyed the finish. they put furniture that was damp from wiping in a freezing container from a heated house. Tables either warped or the wood split. They packed fine crystal glasses on their sides. They washed everyday glasses by hand but put centenial glasses (form canada's 100th birthday) in the dishwasher. The photos they took of the charred items for insurance were inadequate and didn't show what the items were properly but by the time they went to the e-adjuster it was too late. A fire is a tramatic enough of an experiece I did not need them destroying my things that survived, nor did I need them telling me that no one appriciates family heirlooms and they are worth nothing so I should buy new as the women in charge kept telling me