Moving Labor
Need an extra hand? Book the best moving labor in the business with iMoving.
Moving Labor with iMoving
Sometimes you can handle most of your move, and sometimes you just need help with the really big stuff. That’s why iMoving makes it easy to book moving labor you can trust.
At iMoving, we make sure our carriers are vetted, verified, and backed up by positive reviews.
When you book moving labor with us, you’re getting the best of the best, and you can shop entirely online.
When you need a few extra hands, hiring moving labor for the heavy lifting can make a huge difference. Use iMoving and book your movers in 3 easy steps.
Book Your Moving Labor in 3 Easy Steps
1
Select Numbers of Helpers
How big is the job? Choose the number of moving helpers you’ll need.
2
Tell Us the Details
Let us know your moving date, and where your moving help should meet you.
3
Pick a Helper
Pick from over 1000 verified movers. We’ll take care of the rest.
Book Moving Labor Services with iMoving
Packing
Book packing services with iMoving, and let the pros handle the packing peanuts.
Loading/Hauling
Some items are just too big, heavy, and awkward to move solo. Get help.
Furniture Assembly/Disassembly
Large furniture? Have the pros handle the disassembly and reassembly.
Unloading/Unpacking
We’ll help you get everything off the truck and out of the box.
Arranging Furniture
Professional moving labor can unbox and arrange everything so you don’t have to.
Top Rated Moving Labor Companies
As of December 2024
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Why Hire Moving Labor?
Convenience
Hiring professional moving labor with iMoving is way easier than trying to DIY your move. You’ll get professional help for the hardest parts of your move so you can handle the rest solo.
Safety
Some of your stuff is too heavy to move by yourself, but your family and friends may be suspiciously unavailable on moving day. Don’t ego-lift. Book moving labor instead.
Affordability
Moving labor comes at a price, but it’s a lot cheaper than hiring full service movers who’ll take care of every single part of your move.
Flexibility
When you book moving labor with iMoving, you can pick and choose the specific services you’ll need. Whether it’s packing, loading, hauling, or disassembly, you have a full menu.
How Much Does Moving Labor Cost?
Hiring moving labor usually costs between $95 and $200 per hour. It’s a big window, but it all comes down to the exact services you’ll need, and how much stuff you’re moving.
Choose Home Size
Average Price:$278 – $ 599
No. of Helpers:2 helpers
Ave Cost / Hr:$95/hr
# Hours:$95/hr
Average Price:$389 – $750
No. of Helpers:2 helpers
Ave Cost / Hr:$95/hr
# Hours:$95/hr
Average Price:$750 – $1900
No. of Helpers:3 helpers
Ave Cost / Hr:$125/hr
# Hours:$125/hr
Average Price:$1250– $3500
No. of Helpers:4 helpers
Ave Cost / Hr:$165/hr
# Hours:$165/hr
Average Price:$1,400 – $5100
No. of Helpers:4 helpers
Ave Cost / Hr:$165/hr
# Hours:$165/hr
Average Price:$2500 – $8000
No. of Helpers:5 helpers
Ave Cost / Hr:$200/hr
# Hours:$200/hr
How Many Movers Do you Need?
Choose Home Size
No. of Helpers:2 helpers for2 hours
Unloading Only:2 helpers for2 hours
Load & Unload:2 helpers for4 hours
No. of Helpers:2 helpers for3 hours
Unloading Only:2 helpers for2 hours
Load & Unload:2 helpers for5 hours
No. of Helpers:3 helpers for4 hours
Unloading Only:3 helpers for 3 hours
Load & Unload:3 helpers for7 hours
No. of Helpers:4 helpers for4 hours
Unloading Only:4 helpers for3 hours
Load & Unload:4 helpers for7-8 hours
No. of Helpers:4 helpers for5 hours
Unloading Only:4 helpers for4 hours
Load & Unload:4 helpers for8-10 hours
No. of Helpers:4+ helpers for6+ hours
Unloading Only:4+ helpers for4+ hours
Load & Unload:4+ helpers for10+ hours
Moving Labor FAQ
imoving.com has a detailed moving company guide for every state in the US here. As well as many tips for vetting reliable movers on their blog
You can expect to pay between $25-$50 per hour for moving labor in most states, some companies also have a 2-3 hour minimum charge.
Yes, you can often expect to pay additional fees for specific services. Some common examples include stairs and elevator fees, heavy item fees, and long carry fees. Be sure to ask your moving company for specific details.
Depending on the time of year, you will want to book earlier when possible. For peak moving seasons like Summer and Spring, 4-8 weeks is an optimal amount of time.
For off-season moves in the Fall and Winter, 2-4 weeks should be enough to reserve availability.
Yes, you can hire moving labor for any amount of time, but it is good to know that most companies have a minimum rate they will charge, typically 2-3 hours.
You will want to have a detailed list of what you need to be moved, as well as keeping any walkways and paths of travel clear.
Some moving companies will provide moving supplies with or without their packing services, you will need to ask your specific movers.
Yes, many moving companies are equipped for large delicate items. You will want to inform your movers ahead of time and expect an extra fee.
Yes, you may have a hard time finding available movers, but if a company has the manpower, there should be no problem hiring for a last-minute move.
Sometimes yes, depending on the company, they may offer moving truck rental. It is always important to ask your specific moving company if they offer any services you require.
Moving labor companies will still be able to help, however, you can expect to pay a minimum hourly rate.
You will want to ask your specific movers ahead of time, but yes, there are companies that move on weekends and holidays.
Yes, moving labor companies and services will help with anything moving-related. Be sure to discuss the finer details of the office relocation with the company you decide to hire.
Yes, you can hire moving labor exclusively for unloading your belongings. Be aware that most companies will charge a minimum hourly rate, typically 2-3 hours.
When canceling your moving labor service, you will simply need to contact your moving company and inform them of your plans.
Depending on your situation, you will have to reschedule or pay a deductible. Be sure to check for any clauses in your agreement for cancelation fees.
Some common mistakes include late booking, not getting an in-person estimate, ignoring additional fees, and paying the lowest price.
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If you’re ready to get moving, book some moving labor to help with the heavy lifting. iMoving can connect you with vetted and verified professionals in 10 seconds flat:
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