Bungalow moves in Red Bank, on the old US-27 strip
I’m Trent Holloway, and Red Bank is where I cut my teeth in this business. The brick bungalows along Dayton Boulevard, the redbud-lined side streets over toward Stuart Heights — they’re charming and they’re a pain to move out of. That’s exactly why we built a crew for it.
What’s different about a Red Bank move
- Older brick bungalows with steep, narrow stair stacks and short landings.
- Driveways that share with the neighbor — we coordinate truck parking the day before.
- 1940s and 50s hardwood that scratches if you look at it wrong — full floor protection goes down first.
- Short blocks where a 26-foot truck has to stage at the cross street.
How we handle the bungalow stairs
Wyatt’s crew runs two-man shoulder carries on couches and dressers, never drag-and-pivot. Tall pieces get blanket-wrapped, shrink-sealed, and shouldered up. Antique mirrors and glass tops are custom-crated on site — no exceptions.
Why people in Red Bank call us back
- Flat rate locked in writing before we load — no hourly meter once the work starts.
- Same W-2 uniformed crew at both ends of the move.
- Tennessee household-goods license + US DOT + MC authority, with our own trucks.
If you’re upsizing toward North Chattanooga or sliding north to Soddy-Daisy, we cover the whole US-27 spine. Need full pack-out before the closing? Check our full-service packing or just grab a quote.
Flat-rate Red Bank moving
Two of our movers with a truck at $125/hr, or a single flat written Hixson rate set before the truck pulls in
Our crew already knows the long ranch driveways, the lake-house steps, the switchback grades and the freight-elevator windows throughout Red Bank.
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