Dale needs four pieces of information to write your number: where the move starts, where it’s headed, roughly how much is coming with you, and your target date. Everything past that gets sorted out on the call.
Have this ready
- Both addresses, or ZIP codes if that’s simpler
- A rough estimate of your total belongings
- Anything unusual: stairs, a long gravel drive, tight winter access
- A required move-in window, if your building or HOA sets one
- Your target date, and how much flexibility you have around it
Why our number doesn’t change on truck day
Marathon County driveways and downtown Wausau loading rules are already familiar territory for us, so your quote reflects the actual job instead of a rough guess that gets revised once the truck shows up.
From your message to moving day
- You reach out Submit the form or call the office directly.
- Dale responds A written figure, usually the same day.
- You give the go-ahead A crew and a date get reserved for you.
- Truck day We show up, load out, drive, and set everything back down.
What shapes your number
| Input | Effect on price |
|---|---|
| Total volume | Sets crew size and truck needed |
| Home style | A walk-up, a farmhouse, and a condo don’t load the same way, we plan around it |
| Site access | Stairs, gravel drives, and winter conditions add time on-site |
| Trip length | Staying in Central Wisconsin or heading out of state |
Still deciding which service fits your job? Read up on local moving and long-distance moving, then send us your details.