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Mover / Crew Member in Charlotte, NC

Loading, carrying, wrapping, placing. The bulk of the crew, and where most people start.

Charlotte — Coming Fall 2026

We're booking quotes and move dates now, and hiring the first Charlotte crew. Everyone on the priority list hears from us before the schedule opens.

The job

What you'd actually be doing

You work a truck with two or three others. The day starts at the shop, runs until the last box is where the customer wants it, and most of our crew leads started right here.

Nobody expects you to arrive knowing how to wrap a dresser. We expect you to show up when you said you would and to listen on the first job.

  • Pad and wrap furniture before any of it moves
  • Carry, stack and load so the truck holds together on the road
  • Take apart and rebuild beds, tables and anything that won't fit through a door
  • Put things where the customer asked, not where they landed
  • Leave the house tidier than the truck found it
A crew member tiering labelled boxes and totes inside the truck

The details

Location
Charlotte, NC, on site
Type
Full-time and seasonal
Schedule
Day shifts, weekends in season
Status
Open now
Pay
Set on experience, agreed on the first call

Hourly. Pay follows what you can do, and it moves as you get better. Hours climb through the summer and thin out in winter.

What we need

Who this works for

  • Reliably on time, because the whole day depends on the first hour
  • Able to lift and carry repeatedly through a shift
  • Careful with other people's belongings and other people's walls
  • Straight with customers, even when a job goes sideways

Helps, doesn't decide it

Nice to have

  • A driver's license, which opens the truck up later
  • Warehouse, delivery or construction work
  • Any experience wrapping fragile things for a living

Missing all three has never stopped us hiring somebody who turns up and listens.

Applying

How to get in touch

Call or text the office, or send an email with the role in the subject line. Tell us which market, which job, and what you've done before. Somebody gets back to you.

(518) 618-2213 Email us about this role

A resume helps for the operations manager job. For crew work it isn't needed, and never having written one has never cost anybody a shift here.

Questions

Mover / Crew Member FAQ

No. Plenty of good movers started with none. Turning up on time and listening on the first few jobs matters more than a resume.

Heavy. Sofas, appliances, gun safes, upright pianos on the bad days. It's a two-person carry when it needs to be, and part of the skill is knowing which ones those are.

Crew lead, then driver. That's the normal route and most of the people running our trucks came through it.

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Interested in the mover job?

Call or text, or email with the role in the subject line. Tell us what you've done before.