If you’re moving inside Wake County — whether that’s a one–bedroom in North Hills to a townhouse off Six Forks, a four–bedroom in Garner to a place out by Five Points, or an apartment swap along Capital Blvd — you need a local crew that knows the streets, quotes a flat rate in writing, and shows up when they say they will. That’s what we do, with our own trucks and our own W–2 movers, out of 4801 Glenwood Ave.
How a local Wake County move runs with our crew
You tell us the from–ZIP, the to–ZIP, rough date and home size — 60 seconds in the form. Priya (our estimator) builds a written flat–rate quote based on inventory + access + add–ons. The quote comes back within one business hour. Whatever the quote says is what you pay at delivery: no hourly trap, no fuel surcharge added at the end, no rebill.
If you accept the quote, Tanesha books the date and confirms truck size. Wesley (our move coordinator) schedules the crew — Jamal Robinson runs the local Wake County team. On move day you get the same crew Priya wrote the quote for, in our 26–ft truck, on time.
Cost ranges for typical local moves
✓ Our crew, our trucks
- Owner or Tanesha picks up the phone — no call center
- Written flat-rate quote = exactly what you pay at delivery
- Same crew loads and unloads, every move
- $1M cargo coverage, COI same-day for buildings
- Claims handled in-house — Brandon signs off personally
× Broker chain
- Call center routes you, your number gets sold
- Quote rebilled at delivery for “extras”
- Different unknown carrier per trip
- Generic certificate, COI is a fight
- “Not our crew” runaround on damage claims
- Studio / 1–BR apartment: $380–$550 (2–man crew, 2–3 hours, light inventory)
- 2–BR apartment: $580–$850 (2–3 man crew, 3–5 hours, average household)
- 3–BR house: $850–$1,400 (3–man crew, 5–7 hours, full house plus garage)
- 4–BR house: $1,200–$1,950 (3–4 man crew, 7–10 hours, attic + outbuildings)
- Add–ons: Full–pack (boxes + crew packing) $300–$900 depending on volume; piano $250–$450; gun safe $150–$350; storage between move legs daily.
These are typical ranges for the past 12 months of Wake County jobs we’ve actually done. Your written quote may land anywhere in the band depending on inventory, access (stairs, long carry, elevator), and add–ons.
What’s included in every local quote
- Our crew (W–2, background–checked, on our payroll — not day–labor)
- Our truck (26–ft or 16–ft depending on inventory)
- Furniture pads + stretch wrap (we wrap every item, no charge)
- Basic disassembly + reassembly (beds, dining tables, bunk beds)
- $1M cargo liability coverage
- Same–day Certificate of Insurance (COI) for HOAs and property managers
What costs extra (and how it shows up on the quote)
- Full–pack service: We bring boxes, tape, paper, bubble wrap and pack everything for you. Priced by volume.
- Specialty items: Piano, gun safe, large antiques, fine art — flat add–on per item.
- Storage between legs: If you need a few days between move–out and move–in, we hold your goods in our secure facility.
- Stairs / long carry / freight elevator wait: Quoted upfront based on building access we confirm with you. Never billed as a surprise on move day.
How we’re different from the broker chain
A lot of Raleigh NC families call what they think is a moving company and end up with a broker. The broker takes the quote, then sells your move to whichever local outfit picks it up that week. The crew that shows up is a stranger. The flat–rate gets rebilled at delivery. You have no one to call when something gets damaged.
We don’t do any of that. The number you call (+1 (888) 711-4778) is our office in Raleigh. The crew that shows up on move day is on our payroll. The quote Priya sends is the binding flat–rate Brandon signs off on. If anything on the quote looks off, Brandon’ line is on the document.
Ready to schedule your local move?
Request a written flat-rate quote — 60 seconds, free, no obligation. Or call +1 (888) 711-4778 and Tanesha will pull up the schedule.
