Condo and apartment rates in Harrison, taken floor by floor
Pricing a unit runs on different inputs than pricing a house. We factor the level you live on, how narrow and steep the stairwell turns are, whether a freight lift has to be slotted in advance, and whatever forms the leasing office requires ahead of the date. M&M Moving and Storage runs apartment and condo jobs right across Harrison and Boone County all week long, and your things get wrapped and listed item-by-item just as they would on a house move. Set the unit type and the floor below to see a quick number.
Get a Read on Your Apartment Move Cost
Built from what apartment moves around Harrison typically come to. Lock in your exact flat-rate figure — free, with nobody pressuring you.
The fixed brackets by unit and floor
Below are the set-price brackets we apply to in-area apartment jobs around Harrison. Each bracket already folds in the truck, the team, the moving pads, dollies, floor runners, and stairwell wrapping. Nothing waits at the end to surprise you.
| Apartment | Ground floor | 2nd-floor walk-up | 3rd-floor walk-up | Elevator bldg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | $385 – $350 | $350 – $455 | $415 – $540 | $350 – $455 |
| 1 Bedroom | $415 – $550 | $455 – $600 | $500 – $705 | $455 – $600 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $550 – $750 | $600 – $850 | $705 – $940 | $600 – $850 |
| 3 Bedrooms | $750 – $1,060 | $850 – $1,200 | $940 – $1,345 | $850 – $1,200 |
Where being up a floor or two changes things
A walk-up on the third floor lands above a ground unit for a plain reason — each armful rides up and back down the steps, and the tight landing turns in an older building chew up extra minutes besides. Put a lift in the building and the price usually settles close to a second-floor walk-up: we are still reserving the elevator window and protecting the shared hallways as the team works through them.
The extras that ride along only with apartment jobs
A leased unit or condo carries a handful of cost items a stand-alone house never touches. Pencil in a little for these on top of the team itself:
- The insurance certificate, the COI. A managed property typically blocks the team at the door until they hold your mover’s Certificate of Insurance. We cut ours the same day for free. Where the building runs its own move-in or move-out fee on top of that, plan on $115–$385 paid right to the property, not to us.
- Reserving the freight lift. Some taller buildings want the service elevator locked in beforehand, now and then against a deposit you get back ($265–$540). We take care of claiming the window; that deposit stays strictly between you and the office.
- How far the truck sits from the entry. There is no separate long-carry line on our paperwork, yet when the nearest parking spot is something like 75 feet out from your door, the job simply stretches longer — and your flat figure is set with that already in view.
- Holding the curb out front. A few of the tighter blocks need a temporary reserved no-parking stretch cleared through the city, on the order of $35 a day. Give us roughly three days’ heads-up and we put in the request.
- Boxes and the labor to pack them. Need supplies? They go to you at our cost, no markup — a standard one-bedroom set of cartons runs near $85. Rather we pack the whole thing? Letting our team box up a one-bedroom opens around $385.
The Harrison-area units our team works week in, week out
By now our people have the access points, the parking picture, and the elevator drill committed to memory for the kinds of places folks around here rent:
- In-town apartments and duplexes. The complexes and divided homes off Highway 62 and around the square, the ones with skinny back staircases and curb-only parking. Stair runners and door-jamb guards travel with the team as standard gear.
- Condos out by the water. Units around Bull Shoals and Lakeview that drop below the road, with deck steps and shared corridors to navigate. Runners and edge guards are loaded on the truck every single trip.
- Drive-up garden complexes. The newer communities where the truck rolls straight in past a keypad gate. As a rule these are the fastest apartment jobs we put on the board.
- Managed and senior buildings. The properties that demand a COI on file and a booked elevator slot. We square away the paperwork and the lift window with management ahead of time so move-in never stalls out.
Common questions on what an apartment move runs
Is there a charge tacked on per flight of stairs?
There isn’t. You won’t spot a per-flight line anywhere on the bill. A higher unit does lift the overall flat figure a bit, since the carrying runs the clock longer — but that sits inside the one price, never broken out on its own.
My building is demanding a certificate of insurance — what happens next?
Every job we run carries $1M in liability coverage and full crew workers’ comp, so issuing the certificate is routine — we’ll get one over to whoever manages or owns your building, same day, free of charge. Hand us their contact the moment you lock in the date.
Can the move out and the move in both wrap up the same day?
They can. A two-address job finished in a single day is bread and butter for us — the same team clears the old place and gets you settled at the new one with nobody else taking over the work. List the from-and-to on the request form and we’ll sharpen the figure for you.
And if the next place isn’t open yet?
We keep our own storage yard in Harrison, so the same team can warehouse your belongings for a few days or a few weeks and bring them over once you have keys — all under one quote. Unsure how the timing shakes out? Ring (888) 711-4778.