Business ProfileforTri-Star Moving

I hired Tri-Star Moving in December for an in-state move. Two of the movers were very inept, didn't know how to angle chairs through doorways, etc. Chairs and furniture were scraped through doorways. Large pieces of furniture had a single moving blanket wrapped around the middle and taped into place, leaving corners exposed.At the destination two of the movers tried to bring a very large armoire up a spiral staircase. They damaged one of the wooden steps in the process, as well as the stair posts. While manuevering the armoire through the kitchen they hit the refrigerator door, causing a deep dent in the door and damaging the corner of the armoire. While moving a headboard and entertainment center upstairs, they damaged the ceiling at the top of the staircase, and dented the walls. The china cabinet was damaged and a leg was broken off a dresser. A suede chair and a leather couch and chair were damaged. I pointed things out to ****, who told me that the company would make everything right, using a formula to calculate the weight of the items, etc. I was told to contact ****** who assured me everything would be taken care of and that if any damaged items couldn't be repaired the company would compensate me for damage. ****** assured me constantly that things would be repaired or that the company would compensate me. ****** tried to install the glass shelves in the china cabinet that the movers had failed to put in and caused further damage to the cabinet, including breaking one of the glass shelves.****** told me he was processing the compensation and would have the amount of the compensation to me the next day. Instead, he texted that the company had no obligation to me. "Read your contract re: scuffs, dings, scratches." I pointed out that home damage, broken glass shelf, broken legs, etc. went beyond this and only received a smiley face in return. I've left messages with the company but have never received a return call.