Fayette County rolls out east of Memphis along US-64, farm-and-horse country that runs from the Somerville courthouse square down to Oakland, Rossville and the fast-growing edge near Piperton. Out of our Memphis yard, DeShawn lays a daily board that reaches every town in the county.
From the county seat to the state line
- Somerville — the courthouse-square homes and the places off TN-59
- Oakland — the fast-growing subdivisions along US-64 and Highway 194
- Rossville & Piperton — new builds near the TN-385 and I-269 interchanges
- Williston & Moscow — small-town lots and farmhouses on the county lanes
Horse farms to new subdivisions. Some Fayette County jobs are farmhouses full of heirloom furniture on long gravel lanes; plenty more are brand-new two-stories in the Oakland and Piperton subdivisions. Cortez reads each approach ahead and parks on solid ground, and the drive time never turns into a curbside charge.
You sign one flat total before load-out and nothing’s billed by the mile from town to town; two movers and a truck run $124/hr, a third hand brings it to $174, with one hour as the floor. Taking a whole household across the county? We price that haul as one flat figure locked before we load, no per-mile math. Our long-distance page lays it out, or scan the entire service map.
One flat number for the whole Fayette County move
A two-mover truck runs $124/hr from the minute we clock in — or skip the meter altogether and pin the entire Fayette County 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 Fayette County 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
