Nortonville sits at the south end of Hopkins County where the old rail line still splits the town, a coal-and-railroad community that never lost its small-town feel. Coffman Moving runs down US-41 through here often, and each Nortonville job carries a flat price nailed down in writing first.
Old rail-town homes, tight lots. A lot of Nortonville’s houses are older frame homes on narrow lots near the tracks, some with steep porch steps and no real driveway. Travis reads the approach ahead of the date so the truck parks close and the crew carries clean.
Nortonville flat-rate examples
- 1-bed near the old depot — two movers + truck — $400–$590
- 2-bed off US-41 — two movers + truck — $710–$1,040
- 3-bed toward the Christian County line — three movers + truck — $1,170–$1,760
- Nortonville to Madisonville or Earlington — two movers + truck — $380–$680
The two-mover truck bills $128/hr, a third hand makes it $178, one-hour minimum, pads and wardrobe cartons thrown in with nothing rented at the curb. Text Gail your Nortonville street and unit and she’ll set a solid figure that afternoon. Thinking through an apartment move? The details are there, and the complete service map shows the rest of our territory.
One flat number for the whole Nortonville move
A two-mover truck runs $128/hr from the minute we clock in — or skip the meter altogether and pin the entire Nortonville job to one written Hopkins County flat figure that never budges
Booked freight lifts, three flights up a walk-up, farmhouse and rental clear-outs, a driveway too narrow for the truck — whatever the Nortonville job throws out, Dale’s Hopkins County crew has worked it more times over than any of us has bothered to tally.
Lock in my flat number
