Relocating a whole house is a different animal from a quick apartment job: more rooms, more stairs, hardwood and trim to guard, and — this is Cincinnati — a finished basement nobody wants to load alone. A+ Don’s Moving handles full residential relocation across the Queen City metro on one flat written rate, basement to attic.
The Cincinnati homes we relocate
Queen City housing stock runs from older brick foursquares in Hyde Park to mid-century ranches in Norwood and newer two-story Colonials throughout Mason and West Chester. Most Ohio homes we touch involve a finished basement load with a walk-out door or a narrow stairwell to navigate. We size the crew to the home rather than the truck.
Historic and hillside homes
Foursquares and Victorians in Hyde Park, Mt. Adams, Clifton Gaslight, and the Mariemont planned village — tight hillside driveways, narrow staircases, original oak floors, and side-door entries that need padding before any case goods land on the runner.
Suburban Mason and West Chester builds
Newer two-story Colonials in Mason, West Chester, and Liberty Township — wider master-planned layouts, finished basements full of gym gear, and long driveways that sometimes mean a shuttle truck. See the full town list on our service-areas page.
How we protect the house
Floors and trim absorb the most damage in a careless job, so protection is standard rather than an upsell. The crew sets up before the first carton leaves the basement.
- Floor runners and hardwood pads on the main carry paths
- Door-frame and corner guards at every doorway and basement landing
- Shrink-wrap and blankets on dressers, sofas, and case goods
- Mattress and TV cartons; beds and tables disassembled and rebuilt
- Basement and attic loads built into the plan, not skipped
| Home size | Flat written rate |
|---|---|
| 2-bedroom house | $950-$1,550 |
| 3-bedroom house | $1,750-$2,800 |
| 4-bedroom house | $3,000-$4,400 |
One flat rate for the whole house
Flat written rate. We quote one price for the full home — every room, basement, garage, attic — so the number does not climb because a Mason cul-de-sac job ran long against an early ice-storm sunset. Pianos and climate-controlled storage carry their own clear lines if you need them.
Planning an Ohio winter house relocation
A full house can swallow most of a day, and Cincinnati weather drops fast after 4pm once a January ice storm slides up the Ohio River valley. We start residential crews mid-morning so the bulk of the load is done before the roads glaze and the daylight goes. If the move doubles as a downsize, ask about our senior moving and downsizing help, and request a free flat-rate quote when you are ready to book.
What Our Cincinnati Metro Crew Handles On The Job
- Crew sized to the home - two or three movers for full houses
- Hardwood pads, floor runners, and door-frame guards as standard
- Shrink-wrap and blankets on all furniture and case goods
- Beds, tables, and large furniture disassembled and reassembled
- Basement, garage, and attic loads built into one flat rate
- Mid-morning winter starts to work with ice and snow
- $1M cargo coverage and a flat written price for the whole house
What It Costs Around Cincinnati
A two-mover team runs $115/hr with a two-hour minimum; a three-mover team is $155/hr, and bigger Cincinnati jobs are pinned down as one flat written figure before our truck rolls off Spring Grove Avenue.
Two of our own W-2 movers, a padded box truck, four-wheelers, shrink wrap and quilted blankets — the entire Cincinnati job folded into a single A+ Don’s Moving rate, with no handoff to a third-party van line at any point in the day.
Price My Cincinnati Move
