Gabe Rios founded this outfit back in 2012, and short hops around Maricopa County have been the core of what we do ever since. An Arcadia bungalow trading up for a ranch home in Ahwatukee; a Midtown rental sliding over toward Desert Ridge; a Tempe condo crossing the river into Gilbert. Those are the loads our crews knock out week after week. Every truck is ours, every mover on it is W-2, and whoever carries your sofa out the door is the same person who sets it down at the new place.
Around the metro we bill by the hour. The two-mover rate opens at $125/hr, and that figure already swallows the truck, the pads, the dollies, and the shrink wrap. No fuel charge surfaces at checkout, and no equipment fee gets slipped onto the tab when the day wraps. You’ll have a written estimate in hand well before a truck noses into your driveway, so the cost is no mystery by the time we ring the bell.
Out here the temperature drives the plan more than the odometer does. June through September the asphalt sits at 110-plus, so we grab the earliest start the schedule allows, keep a cooler on board, and hold anything that hates a roasting cab off to the side until the load balances out. We also dodge the slow stretches: the I-10 grind through Papago, the I-17 Black Canyon backup, the pinch points where Loop 101 and Loop 202 tie together. Less time idling means a smaller bill for you.
Where our crews move you
- Arcadia, Biltmore, Camelback East, Sunnyslope, Roosevelt Row, and Downtown
- Gated and HOA neighborhoods out in Gilbert, Chandler, Surprise, and Goodyear
- Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale, and Queen Creek
- Everything from a studio up to a five-bedroom desert house
Crossing the state line or running hundreds of miles up the map is a separate playbook. Our long-distance moving page lays that out, and if all you really need is the boxing handled ahead of time, our full packing service can wrap it the afternoon before. Want a slot held? Get a free quote and you’ll hear back inside one business hour.
What's Included
- A two-mover crew with a stocked truck, opening at $125/hr
- Furniture pads, blankets, and shrink wrap to shield each piece
- Hand trucks, four-wheel dollies, and ratchet straps for the heavy stuff
- Beds and standard furniture broken down and reassembled
- Loading and tie-down so nothing shifts on the drive across town
- Early summer starts plus routing that skips the I-10, I-17, Loop 101, and Loop 202 slowdowns
- Up to $1M in cargo coverage on every local job
- A written hourly estimate handed to you ahead of the date
What Does It Cost?
Local crews from $125/hr — or a flat written rate
2-mover crew, truck, blankets & dollies included.
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