Getting a written number takes one conversation
Renee needs a handful of details before she can hand you a real number: where you’re starting, where you’re headed, whether either address involves stairs, a long driveway, or well access, and roughly when you plan to go. That’s the whole intake process.
Nothing changes the total after the fact
Not a long gravel approach out past Wilderville. Not an original staircase in a G Street bungalow. Not a rural well that needs locating. Not the stretch of I-5 between here and Medford.
Ballpark numbers, for planning purposes
Nothing here replaces an actual quote built around your specific job — think of this as a starting reference point:
| Scenario | Ballpark cost |
|---|---|
| Two movers | $139 per hour, two-hour minimum |
| Three movers | $189 per hour, two-hour minimum |
| Four movers | $249 per hour, two-hour minimum |
| Studio or one-bedroom unit | $500 to $780 total |
| Two-bedroom home | $1,280 to $2,180 total |
| Three-bedroom home | $2,180 to $3,550 total |
| Four-bedroom home | $3,450 to $5,450 total |
| Acreage with extended driveway | Priced individually based on access |
Information that speeds things up
The more you can tell us upfront, the less back-and-forth it takes to lock in your number.
- Origin and destination, including how far either sits from paved road
- Your ideal date, or at least a general timeframe
- An approximate inventory, flagging anything oversized or unusually heavy
- Whether the property uses well water or a septic system, and where the shutoffs are
- Interest in packing help or short-term storage if timing is uncertain
Once Renee has those answers, a written number typically follows within the day, and that figure holds regardless of what move day brings. Josephine County jobs carry no hidden mileage or fuel add-on — whatever’s quoted is what gets billed.