Depot Nine
Depot Nine / household and office moves Gate 09 / [set your yard address]

Your load gets a departure time. We hit it.

Local runs and long haul out of one yard. Every job goes on the board with a crew, a truck, and a time, and you work from the same board we do.

0630 crew call, pads and dollies loaded 0700 wheels roll from gate nine 0715 dispatch texts you the crew names
Departures / gate 09 Sample board
Five sample departures. Swap them for your own lanes, or press "take this lane" to drop one into the quote slip.
From To Date Load Status Use this lane
Austin TX Denver CO 14 Mar 2 bed Loading Take this lane
Houston TX Nashville TN 16 Mar 1 bed Crew set Take this lane
San Antonio TX Phoenix AZ 18 Mar 3 bed Truck held Take this lane
Austin TX Austin TX 19 Mar Office Night run Take this lane
Dallas TX Kansas City MO 22 Mar Studio Open slot Take this lane
Board rests readable with JavaScript off Flaps hold still under reduced motion
02 / Dispatch note

Moving day fails on timing, not on muscle. The board keeps the timing honest.

One crew, both ends

The names printed on your pass are the names at your door in the morning and at the far end when the truck opens. No handoff at the state line.

Price before the truck

We quote from your room list and your access notes. That number holds unless the load changes, and any change gets written on the pass before it goes near the ramp.

Access on the manifest

Stairs, elevator windows, low branches, loading dock hours, gate codes. All of it rides on the manifest so the crew shows up with the right kit and the right number of hands.

03 / Lanes

What we run

Four services, priced four different ways. Rates are yours to set before launch; the brackets below are placeholders, not our numbers.

L01

Local run

Same-city moves billed by the hour, with truck, pads, dollies, straps, and fuel in the rate.

2 to 4 crew / [set your hourly rate]
L02

Long haul

Interstate loads on a dedicated truck. Your shipment is the only shipment on it, so the far-end date is a date, not a window.

Fixed lane price / [set your lane list]
L03

Office shift

Studios, clinics, and offices moved after hours, bench by bench, labelled to the floor plan so Monday opens on time.

Nights and weekends / [set your office rate]
L04

Pack and crate

Full pack, kitchen-only pack, or timber crates built for the awkward pieces: stone tops, art, tanks, machines.

Materials at cost / [set your pack rate]
04 / Gate sequence

From first call to signed pass

  1. T minus 14 days

    Survey

    Walkthrough on video or in person. We count rooms, stairs, and anything that needs a crate. Ten minutes, usually.

  2. T minus 7 days

    Pass issued

    Fixed price, crew size, truck, and load window in writing. A deposit holds the slot on the board.

  3. T zero, 0630

    Crew call

    Trucks loaded at the yard, route briefed, dispatch texts you when they roll and when they are ten minutes out.

  4. T plus one

    Sign off

    Walkthrough at the far end, inventory checked against the manifest, pass signed, keys back in your hand.

05 / Weigh-in

What moves the price

Five things, and none of them are a surprise on the day. Set your own figures in the brackets before this site goes live.

Distance
Local work bills by the hour. Anything past [set your local radius] bills as a fixed lane price.
Load size
Rooms, not guesses. A studio and a three bedroom are two different trucks and two different crews.
Access
Stairs, long carries, and booked elevator windows add crew hours. They go on the manifest at survey, not on the invoice afterwards.
Timing
Month end and the first weekend of any month fill first. Midweek dates run cheaper on most lanes.
Extras
Packing, crating, storage, and furniture disassembly are line items on the pass with their own prices.
06 / Ticket desk

Take a pass

Fill the slip and the board above the form reads it back as you type. File it and you get a printable move pass with a reference on it, plus a mail draft addressed to dispatch. Your answers travel no further than the mail you send.

Manifest / your departure Depot Nine / gate 09
From Awaiting
To Awaiting
Date Awaiting
Load Awaiting
Status Taking details

Script is off at your end, so filing the slip hands it straight to your mail app instead of the board. If that lane is shut, call dispatch on [set your dispatch number] or write to dispatch@depotnine.example.

Not fixed yet? Put your best guess. Dispatch works with it.

Crew texts run from this number on the morning of the move.

Stairs, lifts, dock hours, parking, gate codes, anything heavy or fragile.

While you type, this browser holds a draft of the slip so a reload costs you nothing. Issuing the pass wipes that draft.

Rather talk it through

Dispatch answers the desk phone during yard hours and reads email after the last truck is back in.

Placeholder contact details ship with this demonstration. Swap them before the site goes live.

Measured facts about this site

5.7 KB JavaScript on this page, gzipped, form kit and board included
4 Font files, self hosted, no third-party request on any page
1 Item held in your browser: the slip draft, wiped when the pass is issued. No cookies, no trackers
100% Of the board readable with JavaScript switched off
08 / Rollcall

Questions dispatch gets every week

Get your lane on the board

Two minutes at the slip, a pass in your hand, a reply from dispatch with crew, truck, and a fixed price.

Take a pass