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“TN to CA. Fair price, didn't try to sneak in extra charges. Did what they said they would. I'd definitely use them again”
Beau L.
Most of our Hillsborough work sits in 27278, between the historic district off Churton Street and the newer neighborhoods spreading toward Waterstone and Forest Ridge. Each end of town moves differently. A brick home near the old courthouse needs floor protection, door jamb pads, and a crew that knows how to read a narrow turn before forcing it; a new build off NC-86 just needs us there on time with the right truck.
We come up I-85 or US-70, park where it actually fits on those tight downtown blocks, and protect every threshold before the first piece goes out the door. Antique dealers and longtime residents downsizing keep us moving glass cases, sideboards, and grandfather clocks, so we wrap fragile pieces individually instead of stacking and hoping.
Why old-house moves need a real crew
A flat written price means we are not watching a clock while we baby a heavy armoire down 19th-century stairs — we just do it right.
| Hillsborough job | What we plan for |
|---|---|
| Historic-district home | Floor runners, jamb pads, slow turns on settled staircases |
| Antique & fragile pieces | Individual wrapping for glass, clocks, and case goods |
| New build off NC-86 | Standard load-out, on-time arrival, full truck |