Moving guides for Davidson houses
Most moving advice is written for a flat street and a single front door. These are written for the houses around here: split levels, steep drives, under-house garages and forty-year accumulations. Take what's useful; it's yours either way.
Moving into a split-level: what happens on the day
Carry order, box staging, and which level your furniture enters from. The flagship guide; start here if you're arriving.
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The under-house garage: best friend and trap
The best staging room in the house, when the clearance allows it. What to measure and what should never be sent down there.
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The steep-driveway scope: what we check before we quote
The full checklist from a real scope walk, printable, so the day holds no surprises. It asks the same questions as the online Driveway Scope, in long form.
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Settled by Sunday: the first 48 hours
The difference between a full house and a working one, hour by hour, school-on-Monday shaped.
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Downsizing a Davidson original: forty years, one move
For the households who've been here since the streets were new, and the families helping them. Patient, practical, honest about volume.
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What the hourly tiers mean for a Davidson house
Three crews, three rates, one price each. Which one fits your move, what drives the hours, and a worked example.
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