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Move-in day · Utah County

Two days, and the house actually works.

You get the keys on a Friday and the truck is already in the driveway. By Sunday night the beds are made, the blinds are up, the TVs are on the wall and every box is gone. You spent the weekend in your new house instead of underneath it. From $1,250.

Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Highland, Alpine, Lindon, Orem and Vineyard.

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move-in day
Tuesday 9:05 AM
Morning — we’re at the house. Locks are being rekeyed now and the blinds we measured at your walkthrough are here. We’ll be ready when the truck lands at 2.
4:20 PM
Truck’s unloaded. Both kids’ beds are together and made — they can sleep here tonight. Starting on the TVs.
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6:45 PM
TVs are up in the front room and the primary. Closets and dressers first thing tomorrow. New keys are on the kitchen counter — four of them, and nobody else has one.
Day one · done
4 doors rekeyed — nobody else has a key now
Beds made — before dark, both kids
Blinds up — measured three weeks ago, so they were here
Why this exists

The movers put the boxes in the house. Nobody makes the house work.

Full-service movers will open boxes and set your things on the counters. That’s it. Nothing gets hung, nothing gets mounted, the windows stay bare for a month, and the locks are still the ones the builder’s crew and three subcontractors had keys to.

The windows are the worst of it

Blinds run one to three weeks. If nobody measured before closing, you live with bare glass into next month — which is why we measure at your final walkthrough and install on day two.

Everything needs a ladder you don’t own

Curtain rods on a vaulted window, a seventy-five-inch TV, garage racks, the smoke detector twelve feet up. All of it waits, sometimes for years.

And the locks are still theirs

The builder’s crew, the previous owner, the cleaner, three subs. Every real estate agent tells you to rekey. Almost nobody gets round to it.

The two days

What actually happens.

Before the truck — the only thing that needs the house first

Thirty minutes at your final walkthrough, arranged through your agent. We measure every window and order the blinds that day, so they arrive before we do. No possession needed and nothing for you to do.

Day one — the things that need doing before furniture lands

  • Every exterior door rekeyed, plus the garage, shed and gate
  • Blinds and shades installed
  • TVs mounted, art and mirrors hung, curtain rods up
  • Closet systems and garage racks built before anything goes in them
  • Beds assembled and made first — so everyone sleeps here tonight
  • Bathrooms working — towels, soap, paper, curtain

Day two — putting the house together

  • Kitchen unpacked and put away where you tell us
  • Kids’ rooms, closets and bathrooms
  • Flat-pack furniture assembled and anchored
  • Garage staged so the cars actually fit
  • Thermostat, wifi, smart lock and doorbell working
  • Smoke and CO detectors tested, batteries replaced
  • Every box broken down and hauled away, with the paper and bubble wrap

And then we don’t disappear

You get a written list of everything else the house needs, priced — and three months of membership included, so Eva already knows your filter sizes, paint colors, model numbers and warranty dates the first time something goes wrong.

No free trial and nothing to cancel. It’s part of what you bought.

You decide.

We don’t choose where your things live. It’s your kitchen, and you’re the one who has to find the measuring cups at six o’clock on a Tuesday.

Ten minutes on day one, you walk us through it. Dishes here, glasses by the sink, the good pans where you can reach them, the junk drawer where junk drawers go. You decide — we do the lifting, the climbing and the hauling. You still know where everything is, because you’re the one who said.

Rather unpack it all yourself? Skip that part entirely and we’ll spend the time on the walls, the closets and the garage — the jobs that need a ladder and a stud finder.

Packages

Priced by the house, not by the hour.

Quoted up front off the square footage and what you want done. Every package includes the rekey and three months of membership.

Landing
$1,250
Condo or townhome, up to 2,000 sq ft.
  • Rekey, blinds, TVs, art
  • Beds assembled and made
  • Kitchen unpacked and put away
  • Boxes hauled off
Most houses
Move-In
$2,450
Three or four bedrooms, 2,000–3,500 sq ft.
  • Everything in Landing
  • Kids’ rooms and closets
  • Closet systems and garage racks
  • Furniture assembled and anchored
  • Garage staged
Whole Home
$3,850
4,000 sq ft and up.
  • Everything in Move-In
  • Every room, top to bottom
  • Storage and basement organized
  • Deliveries received and placed
Add anything: blinds at $145 a window · TV mounted $185, or $285 over 75″ · closet system $650–1,800 · garage shelving, hooks and bins $950 · someone directing boxes on move day $385.
What we don’t do

Three things, and we mean them.

We don’t move you

No truck, and we never will. Your mover carries the boxes between houses — we’re the ones waiting at the other end. We don’t pack either. That’s theirs.

We don’t do licensed trades

Plumbing, electrical, gas, HVAC, roofing. We find you a licensed contractor who quotes and bills you directly, and we don’t offer an opinion on their number.

We don’t clean

Wrong business. If you need a move-out or move-in clean we’ll get you someone good — we just won’t be the ones holding the mop.

Book it

When do you get the keys?

Tell us the week and the size of the house and we’ll come back with a price the same day. We book by the week, not the day — closings move, and we move with them at no charge.

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