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What shapes the cost
Every quote depends on the job. These seven details shape it, so having them ready when you call takes the conversation straight to your load.

Seven cost factors
What each one means, and what to tell us about it.
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Pallets
What it means
How many pallets, and their size.
What to tell us
The pallet count and the footprint of each one.
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Weight
What it means
How heavy the load is.
What to tell us
The weight of each pallet or piece, or the total.
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Contents
What it means
What is being moved, and how it must be handled.
What to tell us
What's in it, and anything fragile, awkward or that must stay upright.
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Distance
What it means
How far it travels, pickup to drop-off.
What to tell us
Both addresses.
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Loading
What it means
How it is loaded at pickup, and dock access there.
What to tell us
Whether the pickup has a dock, or the load comes off the ground.
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Drop-off
What it means
Access at the delivery end: dock, liftgate, stairs or a long carry.
What to tell us
What the delivery end looks like, and how far it is from the truck to where the load goes.
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Fuel surcharge
What it means
A fuel surcharge applies to freight moves.
What to tell us
Nothing to prepare: ask about it with your quote.
Why no prices are listed
Two loads with the same pallet count can differ in weight, contents, distance and access at each end, so each job is quoted on its own details.
Call (210) 392-5558 with them, or send them with the form below.

Financing options available
A new appliance and the work around it can land in the same month. Ask about financing options when you call.
Do you list prices?
No. Every quote depends on the job: the pallets, weight, contents, distance, loading, drop-off and fuel surcharge.
Is there a fuel surcharge?
Yes. A fuel surcharge applies to freight moves.
Are financing options available?
Yes. Financing options are available. Ask about them when you call or visit.
How do I get a quote?
Call (210) 392-5558 with the details, or send them with the form on this page.
Related
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LTL freight
Palletized, non-refrigerated freight too small for a full trailer, moved dock to dock.
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Hauling
Appliances first, plus pallets, lumber, stone and other non-refrigerated loads.
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Prep FAQ
Measuring, the path in, hookups and the old unit, answered before delivery day.
Tell us what's moving
Call, visit, or leave your name and number here. Next comes a conversation about the item, the space and the hookups.
(210) 392-5558