Lakefront moving in Soddy-Daisy, done by people who know the road in
I’m Trent Holloway, owner of Elite Moving. I grew up north of here, and I’ve been driving US-27 along Chickamauga Lake since before I had my CDL. Soddy-Daisy is one of our favorite places to load a truck, because the lakefront homes off Dayton Pike all have their own quirks — long sloped driveways, detached boat-houses, dock stairs that drop fifteen feet to the water.
What we see on a typical Soddy-Daisy loadout
- Boat-house transfers — gear staged out on the dock, blanket-wrapped and relayed up the steps to the truck.
- Lakefront ranches with narrow waterfront roads that won’t take a 26-footer past the mailbox.
- Sloped clay driveways that turn slick after a Tennessee thunderstorm.
- Weekend congestion around Booker T. Washington State Park in summer.
How we plan it
Hayden — our lake-and-mountain crew chief — usually walks the property the morning of the move. We park the truck where it actually fits, not where Google says to. If the dock is long, we shuttle on a smaller box truck and transfer at the road. Your flat rate is locked in writing before we touch a box.
Soddy-Daisy specifics we handle
- Heavy floor runners against red Tennessee clay tracked off the dock.
- Rubber matting on wet wood planks.
- Specialty crating for jet-ski lifts, lake gear, and pianos pulled from boat-houses (see our piano and specialty crew).
If you’re heading down the lake or all the way out of state, the same crew loads and drives — no carrier hand-offs. Browse our other Greater Chattanooga towns or start a Soddy-Daisy quote any time.
Flat-rate Soddy-Daisy 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 Soddy-Daisy.
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