The fastest way to get a flat number out of Bargain Moving is to have a few basics ready before you call (602) 344-8891 or request a video walkthrough. None of this locks you into anything — it just means Ray or Deke can write down a real number instead of a range.
- Origin and destination ZIP codes. This tells us which crew and truck size make sense, and whether the job is local-hourly or a long-distance flat rate.
- Move date, or a window if it’s not locked yet. Weekend dates in-season book out further than weekday dates.
- A rough room count or inventory. Bedrooms, big furniture, appliances — you don’t need an exact list, just enough that a crew size isn’t a guess.
- Stairs, elevators, or long carries. A third-floor walk-up or a loading dock with a strict time window changes crew size and timing, and it’s easier to plan for upfront than discover on move day.
- Anything unusual. A piano, a gun safe, a wine collection, an item that needs to go into short-term storage instead of straight to the new address — flag it now so it’s in the number, not a surprise later.
With that in hand, most local quotes get a number the same call. In-home or video walkthroughs typically wrap up with a written flat rate before you hang up or the estimator leaves — and that number is what shows up on the invoice, not a starting point for negotiation on move day.