Semester turnover around ASU
Tempe apartments hand over keys within a few days of each other in May and August. A single-trip truck with a helper usually beats a rental van you would have to park and return in the same window.
Arizona, United States
Moving a couch, collecting a marketplace find or clearing a garage in Phoenix? Book a local truck owner who loads, drives and unloads it — with the fare shown before you confirm.
Get a Phoenix fareSummer heat makes carrying furniture across a parking lot a two-person job. Book a helper and pick an early-morning window when you're moving anything heavy across the Valley.
Suburbs and outlying towns
Pickup and drop-off can be anywhere we can map — these are simply the parts of the Phoenix area that come up most.
Tempe apartments hand over keys within a few days of each other in May and August. A single-trip truck with a helper usually beats a rental van you would have to park and return in the same window.
From June through September, book the earliest window you can. Loading a couch across an uncovered lot at 3pm in Phoenix is genuinely harder work, so a second helper is worth the flat fee.
Seasonal residents around Sun City, Mesa and Apache Junction move patio sets, mattresses and boxes in and out of storage each autumn and spring — usually a short suburb-to-storage hop.
Desert-landscaping loads — gravel bags, pavers, cactus and planters from a Valley nursery or big-box yard — ride in an open pickup bed, which is what most of our trucks are.
Fares here use the same upfront formula as everywhere else: a $39 Standard Pickup base plus $2.10 per mapped driving mile, a flat $29 per heavy item such as a couch or fridge, and $28 if you add a second helper. Typical Phoenix trips:
| Trip | Boxes | Couch |
|---|---|---|
| Short cross-town (4 mi) | $30 | $76 |
| Across the metro (10 mi) | $40 | $89 |
| Suburb run (20 mi) | $56 | $110 |
Cross-town distances vary in Phoenix — your real fare is quoted on the actual route between your two addresses before you pay.
Real local corridors, with an example fare for one couch in a Standard Pickup (truck base + mapped miles + the $29 heavy-item fee).
≈ 10 driving miles
Loop 202 or Mill Ave — the standard student move at the start and end of semester.
≈ 22 driving miles
Loop 101 south then the 202 — a common showroom pickup once delivery slots are full.
≈ 27 driving miles
A true cross-Valley run; the upfront fare covers all of it rather than metering traffic.
≈ 12 driving miles
Southeast Valley marketplace pickups between the newer subdivisions.
Pickup and drop-off anywhere in or around Phoenix. We route the trip and price it upfront.
Paying releases the job to drivers close to your pickup, closest first.
Follow the truck on a live map and message your driver about stairs, gates or parking.
Yes. Pickup and drop-off can be anywhere we can map across Maricopa County, including Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria and the West Valley towns.
Loose bulk material in bags and yard debris are fine in an open bed. Pick the Standard Pickup or Heavy tier, and add a helper if it needs two people to load.
On mapped driving miles between your two addresses, plus the truck base and a flat heavy-item fee for things like a couch or fridge. Long Mesa-to-West-Valley trips cost more because the miles are real, not because of traffic.