Walk-up and elevator moves
The estimate can account for floor level, stair width, elevator availability, loading-dock access, and the distance between the building entrance and the vehicle.
Apartment access planned carefully
Apartment moves often involve more coordination than the item count alone suggests. Stairs, elevators, narrow hallways, parking restrictions, loading docks, building access codes, and scheduled move windows all affect the plan. One Foot Forward Logistics LLC helps St. Louis apartment customers move selected items, room contents, or a complete apartment with the access conditions reviewed before moving day.
Open daily, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM. Same-day or next-day availability may be possible when scheduling permits.
Our goal is a clear, workable plan from the first pickup through final placement. Customers can request transportation with the move or labor-only help for a rental truck or container. Same-day or next-day availability may be possible when scheduling permits, but apartment rules and elevator reservations usually make advance coordination the more reliable option.
The estimate can account for floor level, stair width, elevator availability, loading-dock access, and the distance between the building entrance and the vehicle.
Service can be planned around a few large pieces, packed room contents, or a complete apartment inventory based on the information supplied.
When transportation is included, the crew can load at the origin, secure items for travel, unload at the destination, and place them in the requested rooms.
If you already have a rental truck or portable container, our labor-only option can focus on loading and unloading while you manage transportation.
Ask both buildings about move hours, elevator reservations, certificates or insurance documentation they require, loading-zone rules, parking permits, and door or dock access. Measure large furniture and the narrowest doors, halls, turns, and stairways. Let us know whether items must be disassembled or whether building staff controls the elevator. At the destination, label rooms and identify where large pieces should go so unloading does not create unnecessary hallway congestion.
Depending on the inventory and access, the crew may use the F-250, moving blankets, ratchet straps, hand trucks, furniture dollies, appliance dollies, protective wrapping, mattress covers, and other job-appropriate equipment. Equipment does not replace accurate measurements or building authorization, so photos of tight turns and stair landings are helpful. One Foot Forward Logistics LLC is insured with general liability and umbrella coverage; detailed policy limits are not published.
Include both addresses, apartment floor numbers, stair and elevator information, parking distance, move-window restrictions, a detailed inventory, photos of unusually large pieces, and your target date. Final pricing depends on inventory, labor, access conditions, travel, and required equipment. Waiting time caused by unavailable elevators, keys, loading docks, or building access can affect the final job duration.
Final pricing depends on inventory, labor, access conditions, travel, and required equipment.
Yes, stair access can be evaluated. Provide the floor level, stair and landing photos, furniture dimensions, and the item list so the crew and estimate reflect the work.
The customer or authorized contact should secure building approval, elevators, docks, parking, and access. We can use the confirmed instructions when planning the appointment.
Yes. Labor-only moving is available when you provide the truck, trailer, or container and need help at one or both locations.
Those items can be included after dimensions, access, condition, and handling needs are reviewed. Mattress covers and protective materials are available as appropriate for the job.
Request as early as possible when a building requires a reserved move window. Same-day or next-day service may be available only when scheduling and building access permit.