Moving and need help with the big stuff? You’ve come to the right place! I’m an unemployed December, 2009 UNC Grad using my long bed, V8 pickup truck to earn income. I am dependable, punctual, and experienced–with over three hundred moves under my belt. If you need help with your move, I’d be happy to help! Just call, text, email, or IM me using the contact info below. I look forward to hearing from you!

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My Pricing

The rates below are what I charge for most moves.

(Factors like very heavy furniture

and multiple flights of stairs may affect the rate a bit).

Within Chapel Hill/Carrboro:

One mover:

$50 for the first load (2 hour limit)

$35 for a second load (1.5 hour limit)

$25 for a third load, and any additional loads (1 hour limit per load)

Two movers:

$90 for the first load (2 hour limit)

$75 for a second load (1.5 hour limit)

$50 for a third load, and any additional loads (1 hour limit per load)

*A one-load move in Chapel Hill/Carrboro takes about 50 minutes, so it is very unlikely that your move will go over the time limit. If it does, I ask just $7 per person for each quarter hour over the allotted time.

Within or between Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill/Carrboro, Cary, or Morrisville:

One mover:

$75 for the first load (2 hour limit)

$50 for a second load, and any additional loads (2 hour, 60 mile round-trip limit per load)

Two movers:

$125 for the first load (2 hour limit)

$75 for a second load, and any additional loads (2 hour, 60 mile round-trip limit per load)

*A one-load move in the Triangle area rarely takes more than 2 hours.
Should this happen, I only ask $7 per person for each quarter hour over the allotted time.

My Truck


My truck is a Chevy V8 Long Bed with a 5.7L engine and the following bed dimensions:

My equipment:

  • moving blankets, shrink wrap, and plastic mattress bags
  • heavy duty ratchet straps, to secure your belongings in transit
  • padded covers tailored to fit couches, love seats, washers,dryers, and fridges
  • a hand truck rated at 600lbs; for boxes and other heavy items
  • an appliance dolly rated at 800lbs; for refrigerators, washers/dryers, and very heavy furniture
  • various platform dollies with carpeted or rubber surfaces, rated at 800-1000 lbs
  • large jobs are no problem, as I have many able-bodied friends who help me out!