You Bring the Vehicle; Our Crew Brings the Lifting
Rental already booked and you’d just as soon do the driving? Then what’s left is the punishing part, wrestling the heavy stuff aboard and stacking it so the interstate doesn’t shake it apart. Hands-only help solves that one thing, nothing wider. Pull in with the unit you reserved, keep your keys, and the crew fills or empties it fast, packed snug with the weight spread nose to tail. Handing you the wheel is a deliberate call, and a big reason this stays one of the lowest-cost ways to put experienced hands on the job.
What Comes With It
- Seasoned hands to stack or strip out the unit you’ve hired
- A snug, evenly spread load engineered against drift on the road
- Moving blankets and stretch film on whatever item warrants them
- Dollies, tie-downs and floor protection arriving in our own gear bag
- Big furniture and bed frames knocked down then reassembled
How the Work Goes
The unit parks wherever there’s room while the crew sizes up every piece for weight and bulk, sets the densest items up front as ballast, and wedges the rest against that wall so nothing comes loose. If a piece breaks down to reclaim cubic feet, down it comes. Stripping the unit is just the same dance in reverse, things set in whatever room you point to and the knocked-down pieces put back together. When a storm blows through, we tarp the ramp and walk and lay protection before a wheel turns, because a loaded dolly sliding off a wet ramp is exactly the road from a do-it-yourself move to the ER. A downtown or beach high-rise job runs inside your reserved freight-elevator block so the rental doesn’t sit there burning your time.
The One Firm Limit
Plainly, none of the driving is ours. Piloting the truck, towing a trailer, moving a POD from one address to another, all of that lands on you or the rental company, period. The unit and its fuel are your line item too, and loose, unsealed belongings stay outside coverage unless you sealed them or we filmed them first.
Pricing
Billing runs on the clock, starting at $125/hr for two movers under a two-hour minimum, usually the most wallet-friendly path to a capable crew. A heavy inventory or a climb of several floors often justifies a third pair of hands at $175/hr, something we settle over the phone.
Line up a load or unload crew for your St. Pete job at (888) 711-4778.
