An apartment move runs on paperwork as much as muscle. Melissa Ferring files the certificate of insurance with property management before move day, and freight-elevator time gets booked ahead of schedule, not worked out on the spot, whether the building is a Downtown Cincinnati high-rise, a Blue Ash garden complex, or a Norwood walk-up. Curtis Voss’s crew knows the leasing rules most Cincinnati-area buildings ask for.
What the apartment service covers
- COI sent to property management ahead of move day
- Freight-elevator and loading-dock windows reserved in advance
- Stairwell-certified crews for walk-up buildings without elevators
- Floor-protection runners through lobbies and hallways
- Pads and shrink-wrap on every piece, no add-on charge
| Unit size | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1-bed | $299 |
| 2-bed | $649 |
Third floor and up without an elevator adds one flat stair-fee, never an hourly penalty. A $95 deposit holds the date, refundable within 72 hours. Lock in your apartment figure.
What’s separate
Apartment pricing covers the truck, crew, pads, and one floor of standard carry. Pre-pack service, piano work, and a second stop at short-term storage bill separately. Home.
What’s Included
- COI filed with property management before move day
- Freight-elevator and loading-dock time reserved in advance
- Stairwell-certified crews for walk-up units
- Floor-protection runners through lobbies and hallways
- Third-floor stair-fee flat, not hourly
- Damage-claims process documented same day
What Does It Cost?
Pick the clock or skip it — a two-mover crew starts at $99/hr, or lock a flat band by home size from $299
Either way the truck, blankets, and dollies ride free in the number: $99 for two movers, $139 for three, $179 for four, or a flat rate by bedroom count if you would rather skip the clock. Whatever DSL Moving writes on the quote is what shows up on the invoice — nothing gets added after the truck is loaded.
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