Pricing
What our work typically costs.
Typical ranges for the jobs people book most, how every kind of job is priced, and what's always included. Your written estimate is the final word — and once you approve it, it's the price.
The estimate is the price
- In writing before we startItemized by task, with materials listed line by line.
- Yours to approveChange it, cut a line, or pass — no pressure either way.
- Locked once you say yesIt doesn't change without your approval.
- Always freeNo trip charge to quote. Photos and a description cover most jobs.
Typical ranges
Prices for the jobs people book most.
Your estimate gives your exact number, task by task. These ranges tell you what to expect before you ask.
Repairs & remodeling
| Job | Typical range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| TV mountingStandard wall, mount provided | $99–$199per TV | Brick, stone or tile walls; mounting above a fireplace; cords hidden in the wall; screens over 75 inches. |
| Furniture assemblyFlat-pack furniture | $65–$175per item | Piece count and size — a nightstand versus a wardrobe system — and whether it anchors to the wall. |
| Drywall patch & texture matchOne patched area | $125–$275per hole | Hole size, ceiling versus wall, the texture, and whether the wall needs repainting to blend. |
| Interior room repaintWalls in one room | $400–$850per room | Room size, ceiling height, wall condition and number of colors. Ceilings and trim add to it. |
| Half-day punch listAbout four hours on site | $300–$400per half day | How many tasks fit in four hours. Send the list ahead so the right materials are on the van. |
| Flooring installationLVP or laminate, furniture moved | Per sq ftafter a free walkthrough | Square footage, subfloor prep, removing the old floor, stairs, and the trim and transitions. |
| Doors & windowsReplacements in existing openings | Per unitpriced from photos | Door or window type, hardware, trim and paint, and whether the frame needs repair. |
| Remodels & projectsKitchens, baths and multi-room projects | Fixed priceafter a walkthrough | Scope, finishes, and whether permits or licensed trades are involved. |
Moving & hauling
| Job | Typical range | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Moving helpTwo-person crew, your truck or container | $130–$170per hour · 2-hour minimum | Stairs and elevators, how far the truck parks from the door, and heavy items like safes or gym equipment. |
| Single-item haul-awayOne large item | $85–$175per item | Size and weight — a recliner versus a sleeper sofa — and stairs. |
| Junk removalAbout half a truckload | $275–$450per half truckload | How much of the truck your items fill, heavy materials like tile or concrete, and items with extra disposal fees. |
| Office & commercial movesFurniture, equipment, fixtures | Fixed priceafter a walkthrough | Furniture count, elevators, distance and when the move needs to happen. |
Ranges reflect typical jobs along the Front Range and vary with access, height, materials and condition. The only number that counts is the written one for your job — and once you approve it, that's what you pay.
How pricing works
Four ways a job gets priced.
Each kind of job is priced the way that's fairest for it — and every price is in writing before work starts.
Flat rate
Single tasks. One predictable job — a TV, a shelf, one item hauled — priced before we're on the calendar.
By time
Half days and hours. Punch lists by the half day, moving help by the hour with a two-hour minimum — the time estimated in writing up front.
By the load
Junk removal. Priced by how much of the truck your items fill. Loading, hauling and standard disposal included.
Fixed project price
After a walkthrough. Remodels, office moves and larger jobs are scoped once and priced as one number, materials itemized.
No surprises
What's included — and what can add to it.
Anything that adds to the price is listed in your estimate before you approve it. Nothing appears for the first time on the invoice.
Always included
- Free estimates, with no trip charge to quote
- Supply runs — no charge for our drive time
- Floor protection and cleanup
- Standard disposal of job debris
- Weekend work at the same rate
Can add to the price
- Materials and fixtures, listed line by line
- Travel beyond the home base, included in your written total
- Special disposal, like tires or paint
- Permit fees, when a project needs a permit
- Licensed electrical or plumbing work, when a project needs it
- Lead-safe setup and cleanup in homes built before 1978
Questions
Pricing questions.
Why do you publish prices?
Because it's the first thing you want to know, and a range tells you in seconds whether we're the right fit. It keeps us honest too: the written estimate for your job has to make sense next to what's on this page.
Is there a minimum charge?
Single tasks are flat-rate from $65, single-item haul-aways start at $85, and moving help has a two-hour minimum. Longer to-do lists are booked as half-day visits.
Do you charge for estimates or trip fees?
No. Estimates are free and there's no trip charge to quote — photos and a clear description cover most jobs.
Can the price change after you start?
Not without your approval. If we uncover something nobody could have seen — inside a wall, under a floor — work stops, you get a call with options, and nothing is added unless you say yes.
Do you charge more on weekends?
No. Weekend work is quoted at the same rate as weekdays.
How are materials priced?
Materials are listed line by line in your estimate, so you see exactly what's being bought. For finish choices like flooring, tile or fixtures, you can supply your own or have us source them.
Let's get it off your list.
Send a few photos and a short description — you'll have a written, itemized price within 24 hours.