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Free estimates, a written price, and a deposit that comes off your final bill. No moving-day surprises.
Prospect moves run from Norton Commons townhomes with rear-alley access to estate properties set back behind long private drives off US-42 and River Road. Whether you're moving within the neighborhood or relocating out of state, the same crews handle it - and we'd rather see the access at your free estimate than discover it on move day.
Prospect moves carry a flat truck fee, set by where you're moving and confirmed with your estimate.
Houses, condos, and townhomes, with furniture disassembly and reassembly included at no extra charge.
Upright pianos, safes, treadmills, and massage chairs, handled by crews equipped for them.
Interstate moves to and from all 48 contiguous states, planned around your closing dates.
Picking a mover in Prospect comes down to who you're letting into the house and whether the number on your estimate is the number you'll pay. Here's how we answer both.
We're family-owned, licensed, and insured, registered with the FMCSA as USDOT 4474565 - and every mover on our crews is background-checked on an ongoing basis, not once at hiring.
One 26-foot truck holds roughly 1,600 square feet of normally furnished living space. A lot of Prospect homes need two, and a two-truck move means we pack the day before rather than compressing everything into one day. That's a scheduling decision best made at the estimate, not at 8 am on moving day.
Hourly labor with a two-hour minimum, plus a flat truck fee confirmed for your address. Your $100 deposit comes off the final bill, and the clock starts when the crew arrives - not when they leave the yard.
If another company has given you a written estimate, send it over. Our operations team reviews it and matches it.
Norton Commons · Harrods Creek · Hunting Creek · Glen Oaks · the US-42 and Brownsboro Road corridor · River Road. ZIP 40059.
Also serving Anchorage, Middletown, and Crestwood – see all Kentucky service areas.
Find answers to the most common questions about our services, moving process, and how Horsepower Moving and Storage handles each move.
Your move carries a flat truck fee, set by where you're moving and confirmed with your estimate - so it's never a surprise on the invoice.
Hourly labor with a two-hour minimum, plus the flat truck fee. Estimates don't include the 6% Kentucky sales tax, and card payments carry a 3% service charge - cash or check avoids it.
No. Estimates are free and carry no obligation. On-site estimates are available for any move on request; we especially recommend one for larger homes, since that's where phone estimates go wrong.
No. Saturdays and Sundays are the same rate as weekdays, and we move 365 days a year.
You're charged for the time the move actually takes. Overruns usually come down to one of two things: the house wasn't packed and ready when the crew arrived, or there was more in it than we were told about. One 26-foot truck holds roughly 1,600 square feet of normally furnished space - attics, basements, and outbuildings are what push a move past its estimate.
All of our trucks are 26 feet, measuring 7 feet 9 inches wide and 6 feet 10 inches high inside. Some alleys and private drives take them, and some don't - which is exactly why we'd rather look at the access during your free estimate than find out on move day.
Upright pianos, yes, as part of a household move, for a special-item fee confirmed with your estimate. Safes weighing between 300 and 500 pounds incur the same fee and require at least three movers. We don't move grand or baby grand pianos - for those, we'll point you to Gist Piano Center.
We offer replacement-value protection options on every move, explained in writing before you book. For high-value or white-glove items, we prepare a custom protection plan based on the item's value.
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