You Bring the Truck, We Bring the Muscle
Booked a rental and fine doing the driving yourself? Then what’s left is the brutal part, hauling the heavy stuff and stacking it so the interstate can’t rattle it apart. Labor-only covers that, nothing more. Show up in whatever you rented, hold onto the keys, and the crew fills it or clears it fast, packed tight and balanced end to end. Holding the wheel yourself is a deliberate trade, and it’s much of why this remains among the most affordable ways to get seasoned help.
What You Get
- Experienced backs to fill or clear out the rental you arrived in
- A compact, even load engineered to hold together at highway speed
- Quilted pads and stretch film over anything that calls for them
- Hand trucks, tie-downs and floor protection brought on our own rig
- Bulky furniture and bed frames dismantled, then reassembled
The Way It Goes
Leave the truck anywhere there’s space while the crew weighs each piece by heft and shape, plants the heaviest up front along the wall as ballast, and packs everything else firmly behind so nothing works loose. Whatever can come apart for extra room, comes apart. Clearing a truck out runs the same steps backward, each piece set where you indicate and any parts removed threaded back on. A storm blowing through means gritting the ramp and walkway and putting down protection before a wheel ever turns, since a loaded dolly skidding on slick metal and wet concrete is just how a solo afternoon lands somebody at Peterson Regional. At a gated property we stay within the loading slot you reserved, so the rental isn’t eating your money while it idles.
The One Hard Line
Plainly put, we leave the wheel alone. Getting the truck down the road, hauling a trailer, shifting a POD from one address to the next, every bit of that falls to you or the rental company, no exceptions. The truck and its fuel are on your tab as well, and anything loose or open on top sits beyond the guarantee, unless you sealed it yourself or we got a photo of it before it went on.
Pricing
We bill by the meter, opening at $120/hr for two movers over a two-hour minimum, usually the most affordable route to skilled help. A weighty load or a climb across several floors often calls for a third set of hands at $160/hr, which we settle on a quick call.
Book a loading or unloading crew for your Kerr County job at (888) 711-4778.
