Moving questions, answered

We build the number off your actual stuff and how tough the access is, write it down, and stand on it. So long as the load matches what you told us, the move-day total is the very figure you signed.

Our own, always. Marcus runs a trained crew on our own trucks, no broker taking a cut, no day-labor, and nobody you have never met walking into your home.

After the job wraps, never up front. We take cards, checks, and cash, and you sign off on the final total right there before the truck leaves.

A small refundable one holds your crew and your date, and that is all. The balance is due once the job is done, and getting the quote never costs you a thing.

No. A flight of stairs, a haul across a big yard, a piano or a gun safe, every bit of that is written into the price before we lift a box, so the total never drifts from what you signed.

Every week of it. We start early when we can, keep pieces shaded and out of the sun, and load fast so nothing sits in ninety-degree humidity. Your window holds whether it is spring pollen or August heat.

By planning around it. We time the drive against I-285 and the Connector, avoid the worst of rush hour where we can, and still hold the window we promised.

Yes, and the cost sits inside your flat price. The heavy, awkward pieces ride on a proper board with proper straps and padding, moved by people who have handled plenty.

Yes. A lot of Midtown, Buckhead, and Perimeter buildings, and plenty of suburban HOAs, want a Certificate of Insurance and a reserved elevator. Send the rules over and we file the COI and book the window ahead.

All the time. Places like Johns Creek and Alpharetta come with gate check-ins and move-in windows, and we arrange those ahead so nothing holds up the truck.

Yes. We keep them in a clean, climate-controlled space, a week or a year, and roll the cost into your written price rather than a surprise second bill.

A week or two of notice covers most jobs, and month-ends and weekends book first. If a crew is free we will still take a same-week or next-day move, so it is worth a quick call.

We roll out floor runners, pad the doorways and banisters, and blanket-wrap the furniture before it moves, so both the old place and the new one come through clean.

All of it, from Downtown and Midtown out to Marietta, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Decatur, Duluth, and past the Perimeter, plus long-distance moves out of state.