You've purchased something at a store (ex. Costco) or from a private party, and you're looking to have it brought home and perhaps set up. I meet you at the pick up location or you authorize the release of the item(s) to me.

Getting rid of your storage unit might be out of the question, but relocating on-site to a smaller unit might be a feasible money-saving option for you, especially if the unit has been partially emptied or had never been effectively packed in the first place.

Usually I work hourly, but I can also offer unit pricing on large-volume orders. Will guarantee to price under Amazon and Task​Rabbit. I can also assemble fitness and outdoor equipment. The more details you send my way, the more accurate your estimate.

Hourly work that involves efficiently loading or unloading your belongings into or from a 3rd-party rental truck or pod. Likely I'll only be helping on one end as you're moving far away.

I have a wealth of tools and hardware for mounting/securing a variety of items on walls and even ceilings. I can't say my orbit is that deep, but I've mounted TV's up to 80" and hung surfboards, skateboards, guitars, and record albums, along with several other 3-D objects.

I have little finishing experience, but I can repair a variety of structural/mechanical problems in wooden furniture... leveling/balance (also wall anchoring), resolving drawer issues, correcting or replacing hinges, reinventing structural supports (cutting/shaping new wood material)

You've hired me to move furniture within your home, ex. a bed switch, or to downsize your storage unit or consolidate existing storage units. Simply, no motorized vehicle comes into play.

You're moving out of state or you've just got a mountain of items to situate prior to your big moving day. I can disassemble larger pieces of furniture, stretchwrap items that have drawers or doors, stage boxes closer to driveway, empty attics, etc.

You just want several large items gone. If they're in saleable condition, then perhaps I can bring them to a thrift store or even a consignment store. If not, then we'll explore a range of options from a sledgehammer to a landfill.