What Tip Top Moving does, end-to-end
Whether you’re hopping across the hill from the East End to downtown Maysville or hauling a four-bedroom down I-64 to Phoenix, we cover the eight specialties below with the same W-2 crew and the same flat-rate-in-writing rule. Pick the service that fits and you’ll land on a page that walks the pricing, what’s included, and what we run into in the Maysville area specifically.
The eight services
- Local Maysville moves — two-mover or three-mover hourly inside the Maysville area. $159/hr or $209/hr, blankets and dollies included.
- Long-distance moves — interstate flat rate down I-64 to Phoenix, up to Flagstaff, and beyond to Vegas, Denver, and the coast. Same crew, both ends.
- Residential moves — downtown Maysville brick homes, brick ranches, and rural acreage with a long dirt-road driveway.
- Apartment moves — downtown Maysville lofts above Main Street, the East End rentals, Augusta hillside cottages with hand-carry-only access.
- Full-pack service — we bring the boxes, the paper, the wardrobe cartons, and the labor. Popular with the Mount Sterling-corridor relocation crowd.
- Piano and specialty — uprights, baby grands, gun safes, and workshop tools through tight doorways or down Augusta hill streets. Silas’s specialty.
- Short-term storage — climate-controlled by-the-week at our downtown Maysville yard, for closing-date gaps.
- Commercial and office moves — downtown Maysville storefront relocations, Maysville-Brooksville industrial-corridor sites, Ewing office parks.
How the pricing actually works
Local jobs are hourly with no minimum padding past the first hour. Long-haul is a binding flat rate written in advance, signed before we load. Specialty add-ons (pianos, safes, hillside shuttle runs) are quoted as line items on the same estimate so nothing surprises you on moving day.
Not sure which service you need?
Call the office or fill out the free quote form. Nine times out of ten Marisol can sort the right bucket from a five-minute phone call — bedroom count, access notes, dates, and whether we need the shuttle van.
