Movers · Nashville, TN
Local and long-distance movers based in Nashville
Licensed and insured Nashville movers for local and long-distance moves, packing, storage and the heavy items nobody else will take.
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Moving from where to where, and when?
Straight to us, and a reply the same day.
Nashville's Mover
Nashville's Mover is a moving company based in Nashville, Tennessee, working 65 towns across 12 counties of Middle Tennessee. Movers who look at the house before they quote it, carry the insurance the state requires, and load the truck the way they said they would.
More about who we are, what we commit to, and who answers for this site.
What we fix
Closing dates, stairs, pianos and changing quotes
Recognize one? You are in the right place.
- Closing dates do not line up
- Too much to move yourselves
- Stairs or an elevator building
- Piano, safe or gun cabinet
- Last quote changed on the day
- Need storage between houses
Services
Local moves, long hauls, packing and storage
What moving companies in Nashville get booked for, and what each job covers.
Local Moving
Houses and apartments across Middle Tennessee, quoted by an hourly crew rate that is agreed before the truck arrives.
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Long-Distance Moving
Interstate moves with a written binding estimate, a named delivery window and one point of contact throughout.
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Packing & Unpacking
Full or partial packing with proper materials, and unpacking at the other end if you want the boxes gone the same day.
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Apartment & Office Moves
Elevator buildings, loading dock scheduling and after-hours office moves that keep you trading.
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Pianos, Safes & Specialty Items
Heavy and awkward items moved with the right equipment and the insurance to back it.
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Storage & Load Only
Short and long-term storage between closings, and labor-only loading if you have your own truck.
Learn moreHow it works
Survey the house, price it, load it, deliver it
Tell us what is happening
Send the form; describe it in your own words.
Get a free written estimate
One of our moving companies looks at the work and gives you a scope and a price in writing, with no obligation to go ahead.
We do the work
Agreed price, tidy site, workmanship in writing. Not right afterwards? We come back.
Why trust us
What happens to your things, and to the price
No reviews on this site yet: a moving company this new would be borrowing them, and the moving business has more invented five-star ratings than any trade in the country.
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Survey before quoting
A walk-through or a video, room by room, so the estimate reflects the house and not a phone guess.
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Carry the license and the insurance
Tennessee registration for intrastate moves, federal authority for interstate, and cargo coverage, on file with us.
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Write the estimate
Hours, crew, truck and materials on paper, with the terms for what changes if the inventory does.
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Hold your goods
The price is the price on the estimate; a crew that adds charges at the door is not one of ours.
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Send two people for a house
The crew size matches the survey; a four-bedroom house is not a two-mover job.
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Quote long-distance by the phone call
Weight and inventory are surveyed; the binding estimate follows.
Middle Tennessee
Narrow Nashville streets, hills and summer heat on moving day
Nashville moving has two seasonal peaks and both are worth planning around. Summer is the general moving season across the region, and late July and early August are compressed further by the university calendar, which pulls crews and trucks out of the residential market for several weeks. Booking four to six weeks ahead for a summer move is the difference between choosing your date and taking what is left.
The other local factor is access. Downtown and Midtown high-rises require loading dock and elevator reservations that are frequently booked out and limited to set hours, while the older neighborhoods — East Nashville, 12South, Germantown — have narrow streets, restricted parking and long carries that a quote based on a floor plan alone will miss entirely.
Service area
Moves we run from Middle Tennessee, near and far
Trucks leave from Nashville and from 64 further towns over 12 counties, and a home anywhere in Middle Tennessee that sits about an hour or less from Nashville is one we move.
FAQ
Moving questions we answer before the truck comes
How much does moving cost in Nashville?
A local move in Nashville is priced by the hour for the crew and the truck, with an estimate from a walk-through or a video survey; a long-distance move is priced by weight and distance, and either way the number is in writing before the truck arrives.
How fast can you get someone out?
A local move in Nashville can usually be booked inside a week or two; the end of the month and the summer are the busy times, and a confirmed date is a confirmed date.
What areas do you cover?
Moving crews serving Nashville also cover Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville — 65 towns across 12 counties, and long-distance beyond.
Are you licensed and insured?
Every moving crew we run works under the Tennessee or federal operating authority its moves require and carries cargo and liability insurance, all on file with us before a truck is dispatched.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No — free, written, and no obligation.
What if something goes wrong afterwards?
Send the form; the workmanship is backed in writing.
How far in advance should I book a moving company?
Four to six weeks for a normal move, and eight or more for the end of May through August, which is peak season. The last few days of any month book out first because leases and closings cluster there. A move booked with a week’s notice is possible but limits you to whoever has a gap, which is not how you want to choose a mover.
How is a move priced?
Local moves are typically hourly by crew size, with travel time included; long-distance moves are priced by weight and distance. What moves the number most is volume, stairs or lift access, long carries from door to truck, and whether you are packing yourself. Bulky items — a piano, a gun safe, a treadmill — are usually priced separately.
Are my belongings insured during a move?
Basic released-value coverage is included by default and is minimal — it pays by weight, not by what the item is worth, which for electronics is close to nothing. Full-value protection costs extra and is worth it for anything valuable. Check whether your homeowner policy extends to goods in transit, because many do not.
What will movers not take?
Anything hazardous: gas, propane tanks, paint, aerosols, cleaning chemicals, ammunition and pool chemicals. Most also decline perishables and plants on longer moves. Drain fuel from mowers and trimmers beforehand. It is worth asking rather than assuming, because a truck that arrives and cannot legally load half your garage costs you the day.
What if my closing dates do not line up?
Storage in transit is the normal solution — the mover loads, stores your goods in their warehouse and delivers when you can take them. It costs less than renting a separate unit and moving twice, and your goods stay on the movers’ inventory. Arrange it when booking rather than the week before, because warehouse capacity is finite in peak season.
Free estimate
Got a move date coming up?
Tell Nashville's Mover where you are moving from and to, what is going and when, and we send a written, no-cost estimate after looking at what is in the house. You owe nothing for asking.