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Residential moves, load-only help, packing, commercial moves, and the heavy awkward things nobody else wants to touch.
The core of what we do. Studios, apartments, and multi-bedroom houses moved across town or across the valley. We bring pads, shrink wrap, straps, dollies, and tools, protect floors and doorways on both ends, and place furniture where you actually want it rather than dropping it inside the door.
If you've already got a U-Haul, a Penske, a PODS container, or a trailer, we'll load it properly or unload it fast. Loading is the part most people underestimate — a badly built load shifts, and things break in transit. We build tiers, fill gaps, and strap it off.
We are a certified U-Haul Moving Help provider, so you can book and pay through U-Haul if that's easier for you.
Mountain moves need planning that valley moves don't. We coordinate elevator reservations and loading zones, get certificates of insurance to building managers ahead of time, and build the schedule around the weather and the plows.
We move businesses on the schedule that hurts least — evenings and weekends, in phases if that keeps you open. Desks, files, inventory, shelving, and equipment, coordinated with your property manager.
Packing takes longer than anyone plans for. We can pack the whole house, or just handle the parts people dread — kitchens, closets, garages, and anything breakable. If you'd rather do it yourself, we can drop off quality boxes, paper, and tape so you're not buying flimsy ones at midnight.
Every Montana house has a few items that don't fit a normal category. Tell us what you've got and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a standard job, whether it needs extra crew and equipment, or whether it belongs with a specialist.
Pricing
A straight hourly rate based on how many movers you need, plus travel time based on how far the job is. That's the whole formula.
The right call for studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and most load-only jobs.
Two to three bedrooms, or any move where the clock matters more than the crew rate — a bigger crew is often cheaper overall.
Larger homes, offices, and jobs with heavy or awkward items that need extra hands and extra equipment.
Not sure which you need? Describe the place and we'll tell you what we'd send — including when a smaller crew is genuinely the better deal.
Call or text Sam Harlan and describe your move. You'll get a real estimate and a straight answer about the date you want.