What we do, end to end
Whether you’re hopping from Armory Park to the Foothills or hauling a four-bedroom down I-10, we cover the eight specialties below with the same W-2 crew and the same flat-rate-in-writing rule. Pick the one that fits and you’ll land on a page with the pricing, what’s included, and what we run into around Tucson.
The eight moving services
- Local moves — two- or three-mover hourly across Tucson. $155/hr or $205/hr, blankets and dollies included.
- Long-distance moves — interstate flat rate out I-10 and I-19 to Phoenix, El Paso, and beyond. Same crew, both ends.
- Residential moves — barrio adobe homes, Foothills estates, and county acreage on gravel drives.
- Apartment moves — University walk-ups, downtown lofts, and complexes that need a certificate of insurance.
- Full-pack service — the boxes, paper, wardrobe cartons, and the hands to fill them all come from us. A favorite of hectic households and anyone heading out of state.
- Piano and specialty — threading uprights, baby grands, safes, and shop machinery through doorways that barely allow it. Diego’s specialty.
- Short-term storage — secured, by-the-week storage at our Stone Avenue yard for closing-date gaps.
- Commercial and office moves — downtown storefronts, University-area offices, and warehouse sites.
The way pricing really runs
Around town you pay by the hour, and once that first hour’s done there’s no padding added. Go interstate and it turns into a flat rate locked in writing ahead of time that you sign before the truck’s loaded. Anything extra — a piano, a safe, a shuttle leg — lands as its own line on that same written estimate, so move day holds no surprises.
Not sure which service fits?
Ring the office or drop your details in the free quote form. Most of the time a quick call is all Renata needs to slot you into the right one — she’ll ask bedroom count, access notes, your dates, and whether a shuttle’s in play.
