Weaverville, NC Moving Services
North of Asheville off Highway 19/23, Weaverville has gone from a quiet Reems Creek farming town to one of the fastest-growing pockets in the county. Cole Brantley has watched it grow since he founded the company in 2012.
- WhereNorth-county, off Highway 19/23
- Typical homeNew Reems Creek and Aiken Road subdivisions, older town farmhouses
- Serving since2012
The homes we load up here
Weaverville gives us two kinds of work. Hannah Whitford sizes the inventory with you ahead of the date either way.
| Home type | What the move involves |
|---|---|
| Reems Creek / Aiken Road subdivision build | Full-volume two-story; sleeping floor stacked above one staircase, bonus room over the garage. Travis Greer reads the house so it loads before the afternoon heat lands. |
| Older town farmhouse | A packed barn or workshop, a wraparound porch, and earlier-era stairs we blanket and ease pieces through. |
Getting the truck to the door
Subdivision streets are wide with genuine driveways, so the 26-footer usually parks right at the door.
Heads-up on the hillier developments
A steep approach or a tight cul-de-sac turnaround needs scouting — Dale Pruett pulls that up at dispatch first. A few higher view-lots sit on gravel too narrow for a full rig, and there we shuttle. July starts run early and we keep the crew watered.
What you can count on
Open Box is a licensed North Carolina mover, running our own trucks with our own W-2 crews, never a load-board handoff. The written quote is the bill, with nothing added after the truck loads.
- LicensingNCUC C-2841, USDOT/MC authority
- Crew rateTwo movers about $130 an hour
- Flat options~$500 studio/one-bed, ~$1,250 two-bed, ~$2,200 three-bed, up from there for larger
- Default coverageReleased value at sixty cents a pound (federal)
- Declared full value available, most figure it at one to three percent of the amount they name
- Cargo backed to one million dollars on every job
- Claim window stays open nine months


