Why we exist Moving should be boring
Nobody enjoys moving. The most anybody can realistically hope for is that it is
uneventful: the crew turns up when they said, the price is the price, nothing gets
broken, and by the evening the beds are back together. That is the entire job.
Most of what goes wrong in this industry goes wrong before anyone picks anything up. A
price quoted over the phone by somebody who never saw the house. A crew booked too thin
for the volume. A certificate of insurance nobody asked the building for. Those are not
bad luck, they are planning failures, and they are the ones we work hardest to avoid.
How we actually work
We look at the house before we price it, in person or over video. That walkthrough is
where the real volume gets counted and where the awkward parts get found: the stairwell
that forces a sofa on its end, the basement nobody mentioned, the piece that was
assembled in the room and has never been through a doorway.
On the day, floor runners go down on the main path first, banisters get padded where the
stairs are tight, and furniture is blanket-wrapped and shrink-wrapped before it moves.
Loading is ordered so the truck comes off in the order you need it. At the other end it
runs backwards, boxes go to the room they are labelled for, and the beds go back
together before anyone leaves.
Licensed, insured, and checkable
We operate under NYSDOT #42381 and USDOT #4161235.
Both are public registrations you can look up yourself, and you should, for us and for
anyone else you are considering. We issue certificates of insurance naming a building as
additional insured whenever a board or management office asks for one.