Boone County is the Northern Kentucky edge of the Greater Cincinnati metro, a clean run south across the Ohio River down I-71 / I-75 through Florence and Burlington, with the Northern Kentucky University campus sitting just over the river in Highland Heights. The A+ Don’s Moving crews handle Florence subdivision homes and Burlington county-seat moves with the same teams and flat written rate we run back in the Cincinnati metro.
The Boone County towns we cover
Coverage concentrates around Florence and Burlington, the two anchor towns, plus the Hebron / CVG airport corridor where DHL and Amazon Air keep new-build subdivisions full, and the Union and Walton stretches where acreage homes, brick downtown two-stories, and CVG-corridor new builds set the pace for most of the work we do down here.
- Florence, the largest city just off I-71 / I-75 south of the Brent Spence Bridge
- Hebron along the CVG airport / DHL hub corridor, full of warehouse and new-build subdivisions
- Burlington, the county seat at the SR-18 / I-75 interchange
- Union and Walton in the rural-edge stretches
Built for CVG-corridor and Florence subdivision moves
Many Boone County homes sit on large acreage lots with long gravel driveways and outbuildings full of yard equipment that needs a careful load before the house is touched. Our crew chief Marquis Daniels scouts the turnaround and the slope first, then sets a flat price and crew size before move day.
How a Boone County move runs
Rural and Florence subdivision jobs mean wide driveways, heavy outdoor furniture, and the occasional barn or shed to clear, plus the tight streets in older Burlington proper near the courthouse. We scope it all first with photos or a site visit, then lock the crew size and flat price in writing before our trucks head south across the river from downtown Cincinnati.
- Walkthrough by photo or in person to size crew, truck, and driveway access
- Flat written rate with the drive from Cincinnati included
- Morning load in summer to beat the Ohio Valley afternoon humidity
- Careful set of heavy pieces, furniture reassembled on site
Pricing and coverage for the Northern Kentucky metro
A 3BR runs $1,750 to $2,800 flat and a 4BR $3,000 to $4,400, the same rate as in Hamilton County. Piano moving runs $250 to $450 for uprights and $450 to $800 for baby grands, with $1M cargo coverage on every piece clear out to Walton. We are fully licensed and insured under Ohio PUCO household-goods authority and interstate US DOT and MC authority for any move across the Ohio River.
- County seatBurlington
- Main corridorsI-71, I-75, SR-18, KY-237
- Cargo coverage$1M every job
- AuthorityOhio PUCO household-goods authority, US DOT and MC authority on file
Cincinnati Movers Working Boone County Weekly
A two-mover team is $115/hr with a two-hour minimum — prefer one figure on paper? We pin the whole Boone County job down as a flat written rate before our truck leaves the Spring Grove Avenue yard.
Our W-2 crew rolls through Boone County week in and week out — the master-planned cul-de-sacs north of I-275, the two-story Colonials with finished basements, the UC and Xavier University landlord COI packets, the tight Mt. Adams hillside and Hyde Park Square staircases, and the long basement load-outs around the Greater Cincinnati metro is known for.
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