New apartment buildings rising along Division, 1920s bungalows holding the blocks behind them, and a restaurant corridor that keeps the curbs busy: Richmond mixes old and new Portland on every street, and both kinds of address get totes delivered free. Flat rates from $97.
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New corridor building or old bungalow, the totes arrive free either way.
Bin There, Tote That! delivers cleaned, sanitized moving totes free everywhere in Richmond, to the elevator buildings along the Division corridor and the 1920s bungalows on the quieter streets behind them, hand truck included, with free pickup from your next address when the move wraps. Two-week rentals hold at four flat, locked prices: $97, $127, $197, and $257, whichever side of the old-new divide you're moving across.
Richmond moves in both directions: renters in the new Division apartments buy the bungalow two streets over; longtime bungalow owners sell and simplify into the new buildings. The neighborhood basically trades with itself, and we see both halves of the trade weekly. Totes suit either direction because they don't care whether the doorway is ninety years old or nine. Same stack, same dolly, same flat price for both halves of the swap.
Leaving the corridor? When the next address sits elsewhere in Portland, the flat rate travels with you: delivery to Richmond, free pickup wherever the boxes, sorry, totes, come to rest. Call or text (971) 402-0969 and tell us both ends of the trip. The hand truck rides along automatically, and the two-week window gives the whole move room to breathe.
Old housing stock, new housing stock, and a busy restaurant corridor running between them: three local realities, three straight answers.
A Richmond move often starts in a 1920s bungalow with a basement and ends in a new build with an elevator, or the exact reverse. The two buildings agree on nothing, not doorways, not stairs, not parking, except that uniform lidded totes move through both without complaint. Pack once, and the containers fit whatever era you're headed into.
Downsizing from a bungalow? Pack the keep pile in totes and let the rest go before moving day, not after.
The apartment buildings along Division come with the modern move-in kit: elevator to reserve, garage clearances to check, a corridor between you and daylight. Totes stack tall on the included dolly, so each elevator trip carries triple what an armload of boxes would, and the reserved hour actually suffices. Tell us your building's rules and we'll deliver around them.
Reserve the elevator before you book the truck. Everything else on the timeline hangs off that one slot.
Richmond bungalows sell fast but show best half-empty, and agents keep saying so. Totes solve the pre-listing declutter without cardboard chaos: pack the shelves and closets weeks early, stack the totes neatly in the garage or a corner, and the house photographs like it has twice the storage. After closing, the same totes carry the rest of the move.
Listing season favors light rooms and long weekends. Two weeks of tote time covers both the staging and the move.
The four steps from how it works, with corridor-specific notes.
House or building, unit number, move date, and anything procedural: elevator reservations, garage entrances, alley access behind the bungalow. Two minutes covers it, by form, call, or text.
We bring cleaned totes and the hand truck to your door, up the elevator or up the porch steps, on the day and window we agreed, whichever era of Richmond building you call home.
Enough runway to declutter for listing photos or just pack like a person with a life. The stacks stay orderly wherever you park them.
We collect the empties from the new address, Richmond or otherwise, and your part of the cleanup is opening the door.
Richmond runs two moving seasons at once: lease cycles in the corridor buildings peaking at every month's end, and home sales clustering from spring through early fall. When both peaks overlap, delivery windows tighten across the neighborhood, so the reliable strategy is booking the totes the day your date firms up. Rain, for the record, changes nothing; the lids have out-stubborned every Portland winter so far.
The Division apartment to the nearby bungalow is the local dream sequence. Fifty totes at $197 usually moves it, and the dolly handles both the garage level and the new front steps without complaint.
Pre-listing packing is half the move done early. Totes keep the staged stuff protected and stackable until closing day turns staging into moving, and the empty house shows exactly the way the agent wanted.
Decades of bungalow life condenses carefully. Rigid totes let the sorting happen a few totes a night over two full weeks, with nothing crushed and nothing soggy in the garage while the decisions get made.
The neighboring Southeast pockets, each with a page and delivery notes of its own.
Richmond's northern edge blends into the Hawthorne and Sunnyside blocks, and its own Division corridor keeps generating moves in every direction as buildings fill and bungalows change hands. Wherever your move crosses those lines, the deal stays identical: totes delivered free where you pack, collected free where you unpack, one flat price for the whole arrangement.
A staged house full of cardboard photographs like a warehouse; a house with a tidy tote stack photographs like a house. The full comparison covers the rest of the argument.
| Cardboard | Our Totes | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting them | Shop, haul, assemble | Delivered free |
| In the rain | Soggy, collapsing | Sealed and dry |
| Dolly | Buy your own | Included free |
| Afterward | A pile to get rid of | We pick them up |
Corridor studios to full family bungalows, the four flat rates cover the whole spread and never flex for anyone. The pricing page shows which stack of totes fits which kind of home.
All packages: 2-week rental, free delivery & pickup, standard dolly included.
Totes delivered free, corridor building or bungalow block, rain or shine. From $97.
Yes, the whole neighborhood at no charge: the apartment buildings along Division, the bungalow streets behind them, the duplexes and ADUs in between. Delivery includes the hand truck, and pickup from your next address is free wherever in the metro that address turns out to be. Old address or new construction, the totes arrive the same way: clean, stacked, and on time.
Smoothly, because delivery is quick. We need a legal curb for minutes, not an afternoon, and the corridor always yields that much; we roll the totes the rest of the way on the dolly. On moving day, having every tote pre-packed keeps your truck's time at the busy curb short enough that the dinner rush never notices you.
Yes, and totes are honestly the best tool for it. We schedule delivery before your reserved window so packing is finished when the elevator clock starts, and tall dolly-loads of uniform totes make each trip count triple. Share the building's rules when you book and the plan will fit them.
They're built for it. Pack the clutter early, stack the totes in the garage or one corner, and the listing photos show clean shelves and open floors. The two-week window covers most stage-then-move timelines, and if closing drags, extensions are an easy add-on; just call or text (971) 402-0969.
Most two-bedroom bungalows do well with 50 totes at $197; add a full basement and the 75-tote package at $257 earns its keep. Corridor apartments run smaller, usually 10 at $97 or 25 at $127. When in doubt between two sizes, take the larger; the flat rates make it cheap insurance, and unpacked spares just ride home with us at pickup.
Tell us about your move and we'll take it from there. Totes and a hand truck, delivered free, picked up free.
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Bin There, Tote That!
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