“We loved working with this moving company! They helped us move our company into our new clinic and were so kind and easy to be around the whole day. They took great care of everything from start to finish, and made the move feel way less stressful.”
The first thing we sort out is access, because that’s what drives the time and the price on an apartment job. If your building requires a certificate of insurance, our office manager Brenda Sims gets it issued to your property manager ahead of move day. If there’s a freight elevator with a reserved window, we plan the load so we hit it. And if it’s a walk-up, we bring enough hands so nobody’s hauling a dresser up four flights solo.
Apartment moves run on our standard local rates: $115 an hour for a two-mover crew and truck, or $155 an hour for three movers when there are stairs or a tight elevator slot to beat. A studio or one-bedroom usually wraps in a few hours.
Typical apartment and condo pricing
Here’s where most Birmingham apartment moves land. Stairs, elevator windows, and a long carry from the truck to the door can nudge the time up.
| Unit | Typical flat price |
|---|---|
| Studio | $300 – $480 |
| 1-bedroom | $510 – $840 |
| 2-bedroom condo | $880 – $1,420 |
Need a certificate of insurance for your building? We provide it at no extra cost — just send us the leasing office’s requirements when you book. A $89 deposit holds your slot.
What’s not included
A standard apartment move covers the muscle and the truck. A few things are handled separately:
- Packing your boxes — we offer full-pack from $340 or partial-pack for just the kitchen and fragiles.
- Elevator reservation fees or building deposits charged by your property.
- Disposal of furniture you’re leaving behind.
- Specialty items like a piano, from $319.
Built for Birmingham buildings
Apartment and condo moving here isn’t one-size-fits-all, and the building usually decides how the day goes:
- The older Southside and Five Points South walk-ups have narrow, turning stairwells that need careful lifts and the right hand trucks.
- Lakeview and downtown lofts often have one freight elevator shared by the whole building, so timing and a reserved window matter.
- The garden-style complexes out toward Vestavia and Hoover usually mean a longer carry across the lot from the truck to your door.
Our crew leads, Dewayne Tucker and Jermaine Hill, work these buildings week in and week out, and they pre-walk the harder ones so move day doesn’t turn into a guessing game. Tell us the building, the floor, and whether there’s an elevator or stairs, and we’ll line up the right size crew and a flat price before move day.