I’m Marco Salazar, owner of 3 Gorillas Moving. Cochise County runs southeast of Tucson, high-desert and mountain country toward the New Mexico line. Bisbee is the seat, an old copper-mining town built into steep canyon streets, with Sierra Vista by Fort Huachuca, the border city of Douglas, and the I-10 crossroads of Benson. We’ve covered it since 2014.
Coverage across Cochise County
| Town | What it is | Typical move |
|---|---|---|
| Bisbee | Historic mining town, steep canyon streets and stairs | Tight-access older homes |
| Sierra Vista | Fort Huachuca military town, tidy subdivisions | Military and family moves |
| Douglas | Border city on the Mexico line | Full-house residential |
| Benson | I-10 crossroads and San Pedro Valley | Rural and downtown moves |
Steep streets and military schedules, handled. Bisbee’s canyon stairs and Sierra Vista’s Fort Huachuca move windows are no surprise — Diego plans the stair-carries and Renata works the base timing into a written flat quote for the full drive.
Flat-rate basics
- $155/hr for two movers, $205 for three, one-hour minimum, in writing.
- Long-haul Cochise runs get a separate binding flat quote for the drive.
- Stair-carry crews for Bisbee’s canyon homes; military moves welcome.
- Our own uniformed W-2 crew both ends, no broker handoff.
We run long-distance service on the I-10 and SR-90 corridors southeast. See the full service-areas map.
Flat-rate moving across Cochise County
Two uniformed movers and the truck at $155/hr on the clock, or a signed Southern Arizona figure that folds the entire Cochise County move onto a single sheet
Marco’s Tucson crew has run the Catalina Foothills hillside carries, the Marana and Oro Valley subdivisions, the gravel arroyo drives out in the county and the pinched downtown curb windows across Cochise County more times than any of us can keep track of.
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