Calls go to our own office on North Gilbert Road. Point out the tight turns and heavy rooms and we plan the day around them.
Your figure comes from a room-by-room walkthrough with pads, dollies, shrink-wrap and wardrobe boxes counted in, so nothing new appears at the curb.
Dish barrels for the kitchen, wardrobe cartons for the closet and fitted crates for mirrors, TVs and glass.
The crew chief who sizes up your home runs the truck and walks the empty rooms with you at the end, from a Sun Lakes single-story to a Tempe high-rise.
Apartment and condo moves in the East Valley turn on access, not muscle. A Tempe student tower hands you a two-hour freight-elevator window, a downtown Gilbert loft has one tight stairwell, and a gated Chandler community won’t buzz the truck in until your certificate of insurance is on file. Andre Willis walks all of that out before load day.
Danielle Cho files the COI your leasing office or HOA spells out, we reserve the elevator ahead of time, and we run floor covers through every shared lobby. Two movers and a truck are $145 an hour, three are $199, with a one-hour minimum and pads, dollies and wardrobe boxes already aboard.
Everything listed here is part of how our crews run the job, so none of it turns into a surprise line on the bill.
“Our experience was great. Jay Griffin and Jeff Grasso were our two movers. They both did a fantastic job ensuring the move was timely, and our items were protected. They were also super polite and great to talk with throughout the day.”
“Nuke's team in Bothell was absolutely wonderful. Very professional, very polite, and exceptionally hard workers. I can't say enough how fantastic they were; even when it started to rain they were so careful and protective of my belongings. I would definitely use this service again.”
“This company and team that helped with our move was amazing. They were fast and worked so hard to protect our special pieces. Would 10/10 reccomend.”
On our end: Send the room count, the stairs and where the truck can park, and a written number usually comes back that day.
Where you help: Have both dates and any gate or building codes ready; they turn a range into a firm figure.
On our end: We arrange truck parking, gate codes and elevator holds with your building or HOA before the date.
Where you help: Tell us which of your two dates has the least give.
On our end: Furniture goes under blankets, sofas get stretch wrap, and bed and table bolts ride in labeled bags taped to each piece.
Where you help: Mark each box with its room and keep keys, papers and valuables with you.
On our end: The movers who loaded your home set it back down where you point, rebuild the beds and take the used wrap with them.
Where you help: Walk the rooms with the crew chief before the truck leaves.
Send the home size, your date and what is making the trip, and a written estimate reaches your inbox the same day. No deposit and nothing owed up front.
Send it on a weekday and you’ll usually hear back within the hour.
