Compare Your Moving Options
What is labor-only moving?
Labor-only moving focuses on the physical work, such as loading or unloading a truck or container you arrange. Confirm whether the quote covers one address or both, who drives the vehicle and who supplies pads, straps, dollies and other equipment.
What does full-service mean for my move?
A move that includes transportation can reduce the number of arrangements you manage. The exact scope still matters: ask which truck, crew, loading, unloading, packing and furniture tasks are included. Do not assume every service package includes every task.
When can labor-only fit?
It may suit a customer with a rental truck, portable storage container or delivery that needs unloading. Plan vehicle pickup and return, fuel, parking, container access and the destination crew if needed. Make sure the truck or container is ready when the movers arrive.
Compare the complete cost and responsibilities
For labor-only work, include your vehicle or container expenses alongside the moving quote. For a service with transportation, confirm travel charges, minimums, supplies and any separate tasks. Compare the same inventory and access conditions so the totals describe the same work.
Is packing or furniture assembly included?
Ask specifically about packing materials, disassembly, reassembly and fragile items. Share anything unusually heavy before booking. Cleaning and junk removal are separate interests you can mention in MoveRec; they require their own scope and quote.
Can I book help at only one address?
Explain whether you need loading only, unloading only or both. Include stairs, elevators and the carry distance at the address where help is needed. Confirm the agreed location, arrival window and responsibilities with the team.
How do I choose?
Use MoveRec above to share your transportation plans and project details. Then confirm the recommended PittMovers service, crew, availability and written scope at 412-444-8177. A recommendation does not reserve a date or establish a binding price.
