The Steep Drives of Valley Springs Are Our Kind of Job
Run US-65 down out of town and the land around Valley Springs is where the gentle hills give out. This rural pocket of Boone County throws driveways that climb hard, dropoffs with nothing at the lip to catch a wheel, and turnabouts so cramped the 26-footer goes in backward with someone waving it along. We are down here often enough that none of it rattles us. M&M Moving and Storage carries the Harrison license; rigs and people alike are ours, and one flat number lands on paper before a single item clears a room.
Half the battle is setting the rig
The usual Valley Springs home crowns a sharp drive that barely lets you swing around, and parking a loaded rig where it will hold rather than slip is genuinely half the planning. On the visit we weigh how steep it climbs, what the footing offers, and just how much turning room there is, then settle on a truck then and there. If the big one has no sound path up, it stays parked low while we relay your load on a smaller one — a move baked into the flat number, not a surprise sprung later.
Nothing travels bare down a grade
On the flat a dropped piece scuffs; on a slope it rolls, so we go slow up here and wrap without exception. Each item is padded indoors before it ever starts down, two sets of hands ride anything with heft, and a dolly is chocked the moment it stops. We bumper the jambs and any pinched interior-stair turn well before the first thing passes through.
The number holds firm
You leave the estimate holding one flat figure on paper, and it keeps whether the drive swallows the morning or the day runs long. No clock by the hour, no fuel line surfacing once the rig is packed. Arkansas authority rides with the US DOT and MC numbers, and the team is ours to the final piece. Phone (888) 711-4778 to claim a Valley Springs date.
