Local moves around Anderson
Local jobs cover anything inside Anderson and the towns close by, billed by the crew and the hours it takes. The clock starts at your door and stops when the last piece is placed at the new one.
We run a lot of hops between Anderson, Pendleton, and the edges of Muncie, so the crews know the neighborhoods and the shortcuts that keep a job from dragging on.
Long-distance work toward Indianapolis and beyond
For a move down I-69 toward Indianapolis, Noblesville, Fishers, or Carmel, the job is priced by the size of the load and the miles driven rather than a flat guess. The same crew that loads you unloads you at the other end, nothing changes hands along the way.
Further trips out of state get a written estimate first, based on either an inventory you walk us through on video or an in-person look for larger homes.
What adds time to a local job
Because local jobs are billed hourly, it helps to know what slows things down: a long carry from a parking spot to a third-floor unit, heavy pieces that need two people every trip, and drawers left full that have to be emptied before the dresser can move.
We flag those during the walk-through so the quote reflects the actual house, not just the bedroom count.
One crew, start to finish
There is no handoff to a different team partway through, whether the job is a short hop across Anderson or a longer run toward Indianapolis. The people who wrapped your furniture in the morning are the ones setting it down that evening or the next.
That continuity is most of what keeps a long day from turning into a stressful one.
What we put in writing
Every job, local or long, comes with a written estimate before your date is confirmed. For longer trips that estimate is tied to the weight of the load, not a flat number pulled out of thin air.
If the scope changes on the day, an extra room of boxes you found in the attic, we tell you before we load anything new rather than surprising you with a different total at the end.
You also get a simple inventory sheet noting the larger pieces, so both ends of the move are working from the same list.