“Stop researching movers. Now. Go with Tony and crew, period. I did price shopping and comparisons for many local outfits to help us hoist a piece of furniture up to our second floor that wouldn't make it around our tight staircase. Our call to Tony and team was the best one that we made. Tony himself came out a day later, calling to let me know he was on the way, and took a look at everything, gave us a quote and fit us into his schedule quickly. Did I mention he was the least expensive too? Win. Win. Win. On the day of the actual hoist, his team was professional, friendly and helpful. Things couldn't have gone smoother, and Tony is such a nice guy. He was so thoughtful about the process, protecting our furniture and home, and accommodating our time. When we move in the future, our first call will be to Tony and team. I can't imagine using anyone else after this first experience. So... like I said... stop reading review after review after review. Call Tony. Meet him. Use his team. You'll understand.”
Tony the Mover moves Utica, the older homes near the downtown and the newer subdivisions off Hall Road. It is a quick run from base, so drive time stays low, and Tony treats every piece like it is his own.
What Shapes a Utica Move
- Older downtown homes have narrow, steep basement stairs.
- Newer M-59 subdivisions may carry HOA move windows.
- Traffic along Hall Road tends to decide when we head out.
Typical Utica Quotes
| Home size | Typical crew | Typical quote |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / small apartment | 2 movers | $220–$340 |
| 1-bedroom | 2 movers | $340–$520 |
| 2-bedroom | 2–3 movers | $520–$800 |
| 3-bedroom home | 3 movers | $800–$1,200 |
Every job is quoted clear before the date, and Tony puts the number in writing with no hidden fees. More on the senior and downsizing page.
How to Keep Your Move Smooth
- Line up any HOA moving slot before the day if the sub has one.
- Keep the driveway and garage open so the carry stays short.
- Point out the heavy basement and garage pieces up front.