Hourly
Used for
Local moves inside the I-64 corridor
Stated crew size, stated minimum hours, stated travel charge. You pay the time you use past the minimum.
Best fit: Apartments, condos, single rooms, short hops
Pricing, in plain English
The number we quote is the number you pay
Free walkthrough, written scope, itemized receipt. No deposit to get a price, and nothing appears on your invoice that wasn't on the scope you signed.
Two ways we quote
Hourly or flat rate —whichever protects you
We pick the structure that keeps your risk low, not the one that pays us more on a bad day. Here's how each one works.
Flat rate
Used for
Long distance, interstate, and large planned jobs
Built from a real inventory plus mileage. Materials named line by line. It holds unless your inventory changes.
Best fit: Whole houses, PCS moves, out-of-state lanes
Flat load price
Used for
Junk removal and clear-outs
We walk the pile and price the load, so a slow stairwell isn't your problem.
Best fit: Garages, basements, estates, post-renovation
Pick your level of help
Four ways to hire ustap any one for the breakdown
Same crews, same wrapping standard — the only difference is how much of the work you want to keep. Jonathan & Michael will tell you honestly which one fits your job.
Always included
In every price we quote
- Truck, fuel, dollies, straps and blankets
- Paper and pad-wrapping on every piece
- Furniture disassembly and reassembly
- Floor runners, jamb pads, banister wraps
- Placement in the room you point to
- Itemized receipt at completion
Never on your invoice
Things other crews add later
- Move-day line items that weren't on your scope
- Mystery fuel surcharges
- Long-carry or stair fees we didn't quote you
- Deposits just to get an estimate
- Hourly meters running while we hunt for parking
Ask Jonathan & Michael to put anything in writing. That's the whole promise.
No games, no move-day math
What actuallymoves your price
Six things change the number on your quote, and none of them are a surprise fee. Open each one — this is the same explanation Jonathan & Michael give in your driveway.
On the truck before we knock
The gear that keeps the invoice honest
Crews that show up short on equipment make up the time somewhere — usually on your clock or your drywall. Here's what rides with every Army Strong crew.
Moving paper & pads
Every piece sleeved before it crosses a threshold.
Shrink wrap
Upholstery and drawers sealed against dust and shift.
Appliance dollies & straps
650 lb refrigerators and safes move on gear, not knuckles.
Floor runners & door jamb pads
Your walls and hardwoods are protected before the first lift.
Tool kits for reassembly
Beds, tables, and cribs come apart and go back together.
Trailer for hauls
Junk and debris leave on the same visit.
Which one is you?
Tell us your situation, not your square footage
Every move has a reason behind it. Pick the one that sounds like your week and we'll take it from there.
Pricing by service
See exactly what drives your job
The Army Strong promise
Four things we put in writing
Signed by Jonathan & Michael, the owners who answer the phone — not a call center reading a script.
Quote-to-invoice match
The number you sign is the number you pay. Materials, crew size, and hours are all stated up front.
Wrapped before it moves
Paper, blankets, and shrink wrap on every piece of furniture — not just the ones you flag.
Early, not late
Crews roll at 6 AM. If we are ever running behind, you get a call before the window, not after.
Same-day damage reporting
If something happens, we tell you on-site, document it, and open the claim that day.
Free, no deposit
Get your written number
Rooms, stairs, dates, heavy items. That's all we need to price it. Phone, video, or the estimator SUV in your driveway — your call.