University Heights moving, near the campus
University Heights is a tidy, close-in East Side suburb wrapped around John Carroll University, and the moves here reflect that. The housing is mostly solid prewar and postwar — brick colonials, Tudors, and bungalows on compact lots along Cedar, Warrensville, and the side streets, plus the apartments and student rentals near the campus and the Cedar-Green corridor. Lots are small, driveways are short, and the homes are sturdy and full. We crew it for careful work on tight streets.
Brick colonials and compact lots
The University Heights colonial is a smaller, denser cousin of the Cleveland Heights and Shaker homes next door — same brick, same plaster, same turning interior stair, just on a tighter lot with a shorter driveway. We pad the original woodwork, protect the hardwood, and carry the big pieces on end through the stair turn. The short driveways mean the truck often works from the curb, so we scout the parking and the front walk before move day.
Campus rentals and the JCU crowd
Around John Carroll there is a steady churn of student and faculty moves — apartments, duplexes, and rentals that turn over on a tight academic calendar. We handle the smaller apartment moves and load-help jobs by the hour, work the move-in and move-out crunch, and get furniture up the narrow stairs of the older two-family houses without scarring the walls. Heated storage covers the summer gap when a lease ends before the next one starts.
One fair flat rate, tight lot and all
Whether it is a family brick colonial or a campus apartment, you get one fair flat rate in writing before move day. No lowball over the phone, no surprise for the stairs or the curb-side carry. Sharon writes the number and the crew honors it, on time.
