A downsizing move rarely runs on the same clock as a young family’s move across town — there’s a house full of decades, a family deciding what goes where, and sometimes an adult child coordinating the whole thing from another state. Ray builds the walkthrough around whatever pace actually works, not a script that assumes everyone’s ready to point at boxes and go, and Deke can walk the home a second time if that’s what it takes to get the number right.
Pricing follows the same structure as any residential move — hourly for smaller homes starting at $129/hr, flat rate $1,450-$2,100 for four-plus bedrooms — and packing, storage, or a slower two-day schedule can all get built into the same walkthrough number. Nothing changes once the date’s on the calendar, and basic released-value protection covers every box whether it’s been in the family five years or fifty.
What’s Included With This Service
- Walkthrough scheduled around your family's timeline, not a rush script
- Coordination with out-of-town family members by phone if needed
- Packing and sorting help for items being kept, donated, or stored
- Flat or hourly pricing, same structure as any residential move
- Short-term storage available if the new place isn't ready yet
- Basic released-value protection on every item that goes on the truck
What This Service Costs
Crew size sets the hourly rate — $129/hr for two movers, $169/hr for three, $209/hr for four — but the number that actually matters is the flat total Ray Delgado writes down after walking your home
The truck, furniture pads, and dollies ride free inside the hourly rate, not billed as extras: $129 for two movers, $169 for three, $209 for four, each mover after that at $45 an hour. A $150 deposit gets credited straight to your final invoice, not tacked on as an extra fee. Basic coverage rides free on every job, and whatever the in-home walkthrough turns up gets folded into the number that day — it’s the number on your invoice, not a starting point for add-ons.
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