Need furniture moved, a bulky item picked up, a store order delivered, or something assembled and placed? The Van Guy NH handles the jobs that are too much for a car but don't need a big moving company.
Work directly with Robert - the owner/operator whose name and reputation are on every job.
How It Works
The Van Guy NH helps with small moves, furniture moving, bulky item moving, furniture pickup and delivery, local courier runs, in-home furniture moving, storage unit moves, and furniture assembly across Southern NH.
Send photos and the key details, get a clear quote, and know what to expect before the job is scheduled.
Text Photos for a Fast QuoteSend photos of what needs to be moved, picked up, delivered, or assembled. Include the pickup and drop-off towns, timing, stairs, tight spaces, heavy items, placement details, and whether anything needs assembly or light disassembly.
I’ll review the photos, confirm what’s involved, and give you a price based on the real job - including distance, stairs, access, item size, weight, assembly time, and whether extra help or equipment is needed.
Items are wrapped or protected when needed, secured for transport, moved or delivered carefully, and placed where they need to go. Furniture assembly can be added to a pickup or moving job, or booked by itself if you already have something at home that needs to be put together.
Who It's For
Some jobs sound simple until you're actually dealing with them.
A couch that will not fit in your car. A dresser that needs to go upstairs. A mattress that is awkward to carry. A storage unit that needs clearing out. A Marketplace pickup where the seller wants it gone today. Or that boxed furniture order sitting on your porch after work, waiting to turn into a two-hour assembly project.
The Van Guy NH helps with the jobs that are too heavy, awkward, time-consuming, or annoying to deal with alone - including small moves, furniture moving, bulky item moving, furniture pickup and delivery, in-home furniture moving, storage unit moves, local courier runs, and furniture assembly across Southern NH.
Moving a room, small apartment, storage unit, or a few bulky items? You may not need a full-size moving company, but you still need real moving help.
Good for small local moves, storage unit moves, room moves, and apartment-size loads.
Couches, dressers, mattresses, hutches, recliners, desks, tables, and cabinets are easy to underestimate until you hit stairs, tight corners, or narrow doorways.
For the awkward stuff that needs careful handling.
Bought something from Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, a store, auction, consignment shop, or estate sale? I can help with furniture pickup and delivery.
No truck rental, borrowed vehicle, or hoping the seller holds it.
Ordered a desk, dresser, bed frame, changing table, table, shelving unit, TV stand, or other furniture that arrived in a box?
Assembly can be booked by itself or added to a pickup, delivery, or moving job.
Need furniture moved upstairs, downstairs, between rooms, into the garage, basement, storage area, or curbside?
For when the item is already there, but getting it where it needs to go is the hard part.
Need a local pickup, drop-off, supply run, customer delivery, or business item moved across town?
For businesses, contractors, property managers, offices, and customers who need something handled without a big delivery company.
Why Call The Van Guy NH?
Some jobs need more than a random helper, but less than a full moving company. The Van Guy NH is built for that middle ground - careful help for small moves, bulky items, furniture pickups, in-home moves, and assembly jobs without the big-company overhead.
A lot of these jobs come down to trust. You are letting someone into your home and around your walls, floors, furniture, and personal space. With The Van Guy NH, you are not getting a mystery crew or a random same-day hire sent to your door.
The difference is accountability. When the person doing the work has their name, reviews, and reputation tied to the job, the details matter - how the item is handled, protected, moved, placed, and how the job is left when it is done.
a month ago
Jun 16, 2026
“Matthew set up this new bed frame for us. He does a great job. Reached out before he arrived, and stayed until he was sure that we were all set with everything. Recommend 100%”
Get a Quick Quote
The fastest way to get a price is to send photos of the item, the pickup and drop-off towns, and any details about stairs, tight access, assembly, or where the item needs to be placed.
Many local bulky-item, small-move, furniture pickup, and assembly jobs start around $75-$150, with final pricing based on distance, stairs, access, item size, weight, timing, assembly time, and whether extra help is needed.
Text photos of your item and pickup / drop-off towns.
Tell me about stairs, access, weight, and placement.
Get a clear price before anything is scheduled.
No obligation. Fast. Local. Reliable.
Serving Southern New Hampshire
The Van Guy NH provides local pickup and delivery around Manchester, Hooksett, Derry, Londonderry, Bedford, Concord, Nashua, Goffstown, Auburn, Merrimack, and nearby areas.
Call Or Text For A Quote
You'll work directly with Robert for dependable communication, careful handling, and a smooth, stress-free experience.
603-351-0935FAQ
A few honest answers about small moves, bulky items, furniture handling, scheduling, access, seller coordination, and repeat business help.
Send photos of the item, doorways, stairs, hallway, or tight turns if you’re unsure. I’ll look at the access before quoting so we can decide if it’s realistic, if anything needs to be removed, or if extra help is needed. It’s better to catch fit problems before showing up than to force an item and risk damage.
If the job is clearly different from what was described, I’ll stop and talk it through before continuing. Some jobs may need extra help, different equipment, or an adjusted quote. I don’t want surprises any more than you do, so photos and honest details upfront help keep everything fair.
Yes, as much as possible. Items should be cleared off, accessible, and ready to move or assemble. For pickups, the seller or store should know who is coming, the item should be available, and pickup details should be confirmed. If time is lost because the item is not ready, that can affect the quote.
Possibly, but stairs change the job. I need to know how many flights, whether the stairs are straight or tight/turning, and what item is being moved. Some items are fine with stairs; others may need extra help or may not be worth the risk without the right setup.
I try to check items before moving them and use blankets, wrap, straps, or padding when needed. If an item already has scratches, weak legs, loose parts, cracked wood, glass, or fragile areas, let me know before the move. Photos before the job help protect both sides and make sure expectations are clear.
Light disassembly may be available depending on the item. Bed frames, table legs, shelves, or simple pieces may be manageable. I do not want to start taking apart complicated furniture without knowing what is involved, so send photos first and mention if you think disassembly may be needed.
Yes. If the item is already at your home, send a photo of the box, the product link, or the instruction manual if available. Assembly pricing depends on the item, number of pieces, complexity, and whether it needs to be moved or placed after assembly.
Most jobs are paid when the work is completed. For larger jobs, jobs requiring a rental truck/trailer, extra help, long distance, or a blocked-off time slot, a deposit may be required to lock in the schedule and cover committed costs.
If I drive out and the item is not ready, the seller cancels, the address is wrong, or the job cannot happen because of missing information, there may still be a charge for time and travel. For Marketplace, Craigslist, auction, and private seller pickups, confirming the details before I head out is important.
I’m not the right fit for unsafe, unsanitary, pest-infested, hazardous, or extremely heavy specialty items without the right help/equipment. I also may decline jobs involving pianos, large safes, hoarding conditions, major appliance disconnects, or anything that seems likely to damage the item, the home, or injure someone.
