Move & Care sends its own trucks and crews to Monroe from Charlotte, and a truck with two movers costs $139 to $179 an hour. We hold North Carolina certificate NCUC C-3067 and are the mover, not a broker.
Most Monroe homes are detached houses, and the usual one has three bedrooms: plan on a crew of three for 5 to 7 hours. Count on 3 to 5 hours with two movers for a two-bedroom apartment, and 7 to 9 with four for a four-bedroom house. To begin, enter both ZIP codes above, then your date and home size. Larger houses are walked through on video or in person before we price them.
The rate covers the crew, the truck and its gas, furniture pads, and taking apart a bed that will not fit through a door. After the 3-hour minimum, time runs in 15-minute steps, and the $50 equipment charge comes once. You pick any extras: packing and boxes, Full Value Protection, or hoisting at $40 per item per flight. Any damage goes on a Damage Report, filled in with the crew before it leaves.
Monroe runs its own electric, gas and water utilities; if your home is on city service, accounts open at its Customer Service office on East Windsor Street. Our truck stands on a residential street only while it loads, as city code allows for moving vans. If your apartment office requires our insurance papers, tell us what to name and we send the certificate.