What people use it for
- A marketplace buy. The sofa is a bargain, the seller wants it gone this weekend, and it does not fit in a car.
- A store or warehouse pickup. Bought in person, delivery quoted at weeks out or not offered at all.
- A storage run. Something into or out of a unit, without booking a whole moving day.
- One awkward piece between homes. A wardrobe to a family member, a desk to a new office, a mattress to a student flat.
- The piece that did not fit in the move. It happens; we come back for it.
How it works
- Send a photo and both addresses. Text, chat or the form — a picture of the item answers most of what we would otherwise have to ask.
- You get a price and a day. Within 15 minutes between 8 AM and 8 PM, or $25 off your job if we miss it.
- We collect it. Wrapped and strapped for the drive, not thrown in loose — the same handling as on a full move.
- It goes where you want it. In the room, not left in the driveway. Tell us about stairs when you book and we plan for them.
Worth knowing up front
- We are a moving crew, not an app. Two insured movers and a truck cost more than a van with one driver. What you get for it is people who move furniture every day and pay for it when something breaks.
- Heavy and specialty items. An additional heavy-item fee applies to anything 250 lbs or more, and pianos, safes and pool tables are quoted separately.
- Measure the doorway. The most common problem with a one-item delivery is that it does not fit through the door at the other end. A quick measurement beats a wasted trip.
- More than 3 items, or further than 10 miles? Still doable — we just work the price out with you first rather than surprising you with it afterwards.
- A whole room or more? At that point labor-only help or a full move is usually the cheaper way round. We will say so.
Delivery questions
What does the $355 cover?
Two movers and a truck for one pickup and one delivery: up to 3 items, up to 10 miles between the two addresses. We collect them, protect them for the drive and put them where you want them. More items or a longer run is priced on the call, before we commit to anything.
Can you pick up from a store or a private seller?
Yes. Furniture stores, warehouse pickups, storage units and Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist sellers are all normal work for us. Send the pickup address and the seller’s window, and we plan around it.
Do I need to be there?
At one end, ideally the delivery end. For the pickup we need a contact who can hand the item over, and for the delivery someone to say where it goes. Tell us if nobody can be at one of the addresses and we will work out how to handle it.
How do I get a price?
Send a photo of the item and both addresses, by text or in the chat. Photos answer most of what we would otherwise have to ask, and you get a number in the same conversation — within 15 minutes between 8 AM and 8 PM.
Is there anything you will not take?
Anything over 250 lbs carries an additional heavy-item fee, and pianos, safes, pool tables and similar specialty items are quoted separately. Tell us what it is up front and we will say plainly whether it is a job for us.
Can you do it today?
Sometimes, depending on what crew is free. Deliveries fit between bigger jobs more easily than a full move does, so it is always worth asking — you will have an answer within 15 minutes either way.
Send us a photo and we will send you a price
Greater Seattle and the Snoqualmie Valley, 8 AM to 8 PM daily, an answer within 15 minutes.