A shotgun house on a Norwood hillside street loads differently than a two-story build in a West Chester subdivision, and Curtis Voss’s crew treats each one that way. DSL Moving has covered Cincinnati’s older neighborhoods alongside its newer suburbs since Daniel Scott Lang wrote the first quote sheet in 2015.
Where we move every week
- Norwood & Camp Washington: century-old homes, narrow stairwells, tight street parking
- Blue Ash & Sharonville: single-story ranch homes on wider lots
- Mason & West Chester: newer two-story subdivisions
- Fairfield & Hamilton: larger lots, longer driveways
- Loveland & Milford: hillside streets near the Little Miami
The number Trent Oberholtzer signs at your walkthrough is the number on the invoice – that’s the whole point of the price-lock guarantee.
What a typical Cincinnati home runs
Flat bands cover most homes: 1-bed $299, 2-bed $649, 3-bed $1,225. Larger Hamilton and Fairfield properties price as a custom figure once Trent Oberholtzer walks the address. A $95 deposit holds the day, refundable within 72 hours. Read what recent customers say.
What’s separate
The residential figure covers the truck, crew, pads, and standard reassembly. Full packing, piano and heavy items, and third-floor stair carries bill separately. Home.
What’s Included
- Narrow-stairwell experience in Norwood and Camp Washington
- Standard bed, table, and dresser reassembly included
- Pads and floor runners on every load
- Gate-code coordination for Mason-area HOAs
- Binding flat figure before the deposit clears
- Hamilton, Butler, and Clermont County coverage
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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