On an East Valley apartment move, the furniture is rarely the headache; access and the forms are what swallow the day. We run enough of these that none of it trips us, whether it’s a student unit by ASU in Tempe, a recent build off the Loop 101 Price Corridor, or a downtown Chandler condo near Arizona Avenue. The familiar knot, often landing all at once, is an insurance COI the property keeps on file, a service elevator that has to be reserved in your name, and a manager holding the truck off the dock until both clear.
That whole knot is ours to untie. Management receives its COI before the day at no cost, your elevator hold or loading-zone slot gets locked, and we line up the dock together with a length of curb so the crew isn’t lapping the lot for parking. As the unit empties, the lift gets padded and a runner unrolls down the lobby, because returning a building unmarked is what brings your deposit home whole. Everyone handling your things draws a Mighty paycheck, never a morning hire, and a keyboard, a console upright, or a monitor-laden desk threads each doorway like it’s glass. Since so many Tempe renters tie to ASU, we plan around the lease-flip dates and the end-of-term crunch.
ASU walk-ups, Price Corridor builds, tight Chandler condo doorways
Loads of the older rentals near ASU and around downtown Chandler carry no elevator whatsoever, so a third-floor haul is just an ordinary day here. On a long stairwell we throw on extra bodies to hold the pace and shave your hours. Summers, we time the haul for the cool early window, since dragging a sofa over an open landing in 110-degree heat or a sudden monsoon burst helps nobody. Carrying a strongbox or a console upright up several flights is precisely the work that built our name around the Valley.
Beyond the base apartment price
A couple things land past the quote. Whatever the building bills you, a move-in charge, an elevator deposit, that sort of thing, shows on the property’s invoice, not on ours. Dangerous goods, houseplants, and pets stay off the truck. A big specialty piece, a strongbox or a grand piano, earns its own estimate line so the crew arrives with the right rigging and the dock holds no surprises.
Apartment pricing
Metered, gear and truck folded in, it runs $130/hr for two, $180/hr for three, $235/hr for four, with drive and elevator time already counted. Or take it pinned: studio $400–$620, one-bedroom $620–$1,000, two-bedroom $1,000–$1,720. An upright in the unit holds its own band, $290–$460. No buried access charge, and $1M in cargo coverage over the load.
Lining up an apartment or ASU move? Call (888) 711-4778 and we’ll lift the COI, the elevator hold, and the quote right off your plate.
What Our East Valley Crew Brings
- The building's insurance COI delivered to management before the day at no cost
- A held service-elevator window, or a dock-zone slot whenever curbside is your way in
- The dock lined up together with a length of curb through the property
- A padded lift and a runner unrolled down the lobby
- Crews easy with high-rise logistics and the long no-elevator hauls near ASU
- Pieces broken down, then reassembled so they clear narrow condo doorways
- A pinned figure that hides no extra charge to get into the building
What You’ll Pay
Two East Valley movers run $130/hr; larger jobs lock a single price on paper up front
Two Mighty movers, a padded truck, dollies and moving blankets — the whole Chandler job folded into one rate.
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