Bartlett sits northeast of the city off US-64 and Summer Avenue, an established suburb of ranch homes and cul-de-sacs around the old Bartlett Station and Nesbit Park. Our crew is through here most weeks, and each Bartlett move carries a flat number set on paper before we start loading.
Ranch streets and the newer edges
Older Bartlett runs one-story brick ranches on tidy quarter-acre lots near Stage Road; the newer subdivisions spread out toward Appling and the US-70 corridor with two-car garages and wide drives. DeShawn sizes up the parking beforehand so the crew carries clean and short.
- 1-bed off Stage Road — two movers + truck — $410–$600
- 2-bed near Bartlett Boulevard — two movers + truck — $700–$1,040
- 3-bed off Appling Road — three movers + truck — $1,150–$1,700
- 4-bed toward Elmore Park — three movers + truck — $1,880–$2,600
You’re looking at $124 an hour for two movers and the truck, $174 for three, one-hour minimum, and we don’t rent you a thing at the curb — quilts, dollies and wrap are included. Drop Yolanda the Bartlett address and she’ll price it same-day, no walk-through needed. Our local moving page covers an in-town job; the complete service map shows the rest of our territory.
One flat number for the whole Bartlett move
A two-mover truck runs $124/hr from the minute we clock in — or skip the meter altogether and pin the entire Bartlett job to one written Shelby County flat figure that never budges
Booked freight elevators, three flights up a walk-up, house and rental clear-outs, a driveway too narrow for the truck — whatever the Bartlett job throws out, Terrance’s Shelby County crew has worked it more times over than any of us has bothered to count.
Lock in my flat number
