How much does a two-bedroom move cost in Greenville?

Most two-bedroom moves run four to six hours, which is roughly $600 to $900 in crew time at $150 an hour for two movers. The truck is quoted separately.

What a move with us costs.

Q: Is the $500 minimum negotiable?

No. It covers getting a crew and a truck to you and back. If your job is smaller than that, say so on the phone and we will tell you straight whether it is worth your money.

Q: What if it takes longer than you said?

You pay for the hours worked. If we are running long we tell you while it is happening, not at the end.

Most movers will not answer this until they are standing in your living room. Here is our rate, before you call.

$150/hr for two movers $500 minimum on any job Free estimates

The rate

Two movers, by the hour. The clock starts when we get to you and stops when the last box is in.

Two movers $150/hr The crew rate. This is what most local moves are billed at.

Truck $150 + $2/mi Charged separately from the crew rate: $150 for the truck, then $2 for every mile driven. We tell you what that comes to before the day, not after.

Three or more movers Call for the rate Bigger houses and tight move-out dates usually want a third pair of hands. It costs more per hour and finishes sooner.

Cleaning, trash-outs, landscaping Quoted on site These depend on how much there is, so we look first and quote on site. You get the number before we start, not after.

$500 minimum Every job, whatever the hours come to. If your move is small, call anyway. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.

What most moves come to.

Crew time only, at $150 an hour for two movers. The truck and any packing are separate. These are typical ranges, not quotes. The walkthrough sets your real number.

Studio or one bedroom

Usually 3 to 4 hours

$500 – $600The minimum often sets the price here.

Two bedrooms

Usually 4 to 6 hours

$600 – $900The most common job we do.

Three or four bedrooms

Usually 6 to 9 hours

$900 – $1,350Often worth a third mover. Ask us.

Stairs, long carries, a piano or a packed garage push the hours up. We say so on the walkthrough, not on the invoice.

What is on the clock, and what is not.

On the clock Wrapping and padding your furniture. Loading. The drive between your two addresses. Unloading. Putting boxes in the room they are labeled for.

Included, not extra Blankets, shrink wrap, dollies, floor runners and door protection. We do not bill you for our own equipment.

Quoted separately The truck, at $150 plus $2 a mile. Packing materials if we pack for you. Cleaning and trash-outs. Storage between dates.

Questions people ask before they book.

Why do you publish a price when nobody else does?

Because you are going to ask anyway, and making you call to find out wastes your afternoon. If the number does not work for you, better you know now.

Is the $500 minimum negotiable?

No. It covers getting a crew and a truck to you and back. If your job is smaller than that, say so on the phone and we will tell you straight whether it is worth your money.

Do you charge for the drive?

The drive between your old place and your new one is on the clock, because the crew is working. We tell you roughly what that adds before the day.

What if it takes longer than you said?

You pay for the hours worked, at $150 an hour for two movers. The walkthrough is there to get the estimate close.

Do you need a deposit?

Call and ask. The office confirms that when we book your date.

How do I get a real number for my move?

Call (864) 484-5401. Tell us the two addresses, how many bedrooms, and whether there are stairs. That is usually enough for a range you can budget against.

Get a real number for your move.

Three questions on the phone and you have a range you can plan around. Seven days a week.

Call (864) 484-5401

7:00am to 11:00pm, Monday to Sunday