St. Charles is a little coal-camp town at the south edge of Hopkins County, sitting where US-41 meets the backroads near Nortonville. I’m Dale Coffman — our crew works this end of the county often, and no St. Charles move goes out without the price locked flat on paper first.
Camp-town homes and country places
The town is older frame homes on tight lots, some near the old rail bed; out past it you’re onto farm drives and gravel lanes. Rodney figures out where to park and how to reach the door beforehand, so the truck sits close and nobody hand-carries a load farther than they must.
What a St. Charles move runs
| Move | Crew | Typical flat |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bed in town | two movers + truck | $400–$580 |
| 2-bed off US-41 | two movers + truck | $700–$1,030 |
| 3-bed on a county lane | three movers + truck | $1,160–$1,740 |
| St. Charles to Madisonville | two movers + truck | $400–$720 |
Two movers and the truck go for $128/hr, three for $178, one-hour minimum, dollies and shrink-wrap already in the rate. Give Gail your St. Charles address and a binding figure comes back the same day. See local moving, or pull up the service map.
One flat number for the whole St. Charles move
A two-mover truck runs $128/hr from the minute we clock in — or skip the meter altogether and pin the entire St. Charles 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 St. Charles 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
