The apartment and townhome complexes lining the Dallas North Tollway and Sam Rayburn corridor are some of the most common jobs we run. Tight stairwells, narrow breezeways, third-floor walk-ups, reserved-time elevators — these moves reward a crew that’s done a few hundred of them, and ours has. We come ready for the building, not just the boxes.
It’s billed by the hour: $144 for two movers, $199 for three when the stairs or the square footage call for it. A studio usually lands around $400 to $590 and a one-bedroom $640 to $960, with a $130 deposit holding the date.
Paperwork the Leasing Office Will Actually Ask For
Most complexes up here want a certificate of insurance on file before move day, and gated communities need the crew and truck cleared at the gate. We handle the COI and the elevator booking ahead of time so the leasing office isn’t holding up your move-in while someone hunts for a fax number.
Walk-Ups and Tight Turns Are Our Default
A third-floor walk-up in August is brutal if you’re doing it yourself — we bring the dollies, pad the railings, and rotate the crew through the heat so the job stays quick. Sofas that won’t make the stair turn get stood, wrapped, and routed the way that actually fits, not forced.
You hand us the keys and the gate code; we hand you an empty unit by the deadline.
What You Get
- Hourly two- or three-mover crews matched to your floor and stair count
- Certificate of insurance filed with the leasing office before move day
- Freight or passenger elevator reserved inside the building's time window
- Stair railings, breezeway corners, and entry doors padded on the way out
- Dollies and stair-climbing technique for third-floor walk-ups, no dragging
- Gate codes and gated-community access coordinated so the truck clears on arrival
What Will It Run?
Local crews from $144/hr — or one flat written number
Two Moving Day movers, our truck, pads & dollies — all rolled in.
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