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“Earl and the crew were excellent and I would definitely recommend them. Not only were they great at their job but also adaptable to change in plans. I would definitely recommend using this company.”
Nigel
Homewood is one of the trickier suburbs to move well, and that is exactly why we like it. The walkable downtown core around 18th Street and Oxmoor Road means narrow lanes, street parking, and old houses set close together, so our drivers stage the truck where it will not block traffic and our crew plans the shortest careful path to the door.
The housing stock is a mix: original Craftsman bungalows with tight staircases and small landings, plus the newer two-story infill that has gone up across the 35209 ZIP. Both need a different touch. We pad the doorways on the old bungalows and we mind the fresh hardwoods and trim in the new builds, because we are the ones answering for the furniture — not handing it off.
Spring storms and humid summers are part of moving in this part of Jefferson County, and our movers keep floor runners and wrap on the truck so a sudden downpour off US-31 never means a muddy hallway.
Why Homewood folks call our crew
Tight-street know-how
We stage trucks for the narrow lanes off 18th Street and Oxmoor Road without blocking your neighbors.
Bungalow-savvy
Steep little staircases and small landings are routine for us, so we wrap banisters and take the corners slow.
One flat price
Estimator Wade Ferguson writes your number down before move day, and a $89 deposit holds the date.
Local crews run $115/hr for two movers and a truck or $155/hr for three, with pads, dollies, and tools always included.