The Butch Services crew rolls a hand truck along the rainbow route

From the crew

Good moves start before moving day.

Practical field notes for a smoother move: what to measure, what to photograph, what to ask, and which small details can change the day.

A Butch Services crew member organizes parts for an outdoor furniture build.
From the crew / Assembly dayThe work starts with the plan.

The field-note index

Four details that make the whole day clearer.

This is where the crew’s practical knowledge lives. Start with the part of the move that needs a closer look, then bring those details into the request.

Measure

Measure the whole route, not just the sofa.

Record the piece, the doorway, the tight turn, the elevator, and the final room. A few clear measurements and photos can expose a bad turn before moving day.

Access

Give the building a place in the plan.

Loading zones, elevator windows, parking rules, and certificates can change the order of the day. Confirming them early keeps the crew from planning around a door that is not available.

Describe

Make the storage job visible before arrival.

Share the unit size, floor, access, distance to the truck, and a few useful photos. The clearer the starting point is, the more accurately the crew can review the request.

Sort

Choose the donation destination before loading.

Check the location, hours, and accepted items before anything reaches the truck. Sorting the destinations first prevents a donation run from becoming a last-minute reroute.

Need a starting point?

Use the detailed request.

Request a move