The longer answer
01Yes, and it changes three things
You can book the entire truck for your move. In return you get a binding flat price, a guaranteed pickup date and a guaranteed delivery date. Nobody else's belongings ride along, and the same crew that loads your home is the one that unloads it.
03Who tends to choose it
A reserved truck suits people with a hard deadline: a closing date, a new job start, kids starting school, or a rental that ends on a fixed day. It also appeals to anyone who simply wants one number and no weigh-in. Families with a lot of furniture sometimes find it easier to budget, because the price does not move with the scale.
Flat-fee moves also have no accessorial charges at delivery for stairs, long carries or elevators, which takes another variable off the table.
It is not the right fit for everyone. A small shipment headed out of state may cost less priced by weight, where you pay for the pounds you ship rather than for the whole truck. David can price both ways so you can compare the numbers side by side and decide which tradeoff matters more to you: the lower figure or the fixed date.
04How to set it up
- Share your dates, both addresses and a room-by-room inventory or photos.
- Tell David you want the truck reserved.
- He prepares the flat price for your move and sends it in writing.
- Once you accept, your pickup and delivery dates are locked.
Request it through our quote form, or read our long-distance moving page first.
05Keep exploring
FAQ Questions and answers
Is a reserved-truck price final?
Yes. It is a binding flat price agreed before the move.
Does reserving the truck work for moves inside California?
Yes. With a 5,000 lb reservation in-state, delivery can be the day after pickup.
Will different movers unload my home?
Not with a reserved truck. The same team does both ends.
