Hired Labor Question

[Stein]

I know this is an odd question on a fishing board but I don't know anyone else to ask from the area.  We are moving a load of furniture down to my new place the end of the month.  Much will be too heavy for my wife to handle.  It's not a lot - couple of couches, bedroom set and dining room set, but too much to ask for a freebie hand to move.  Around here you can often stop by the Home Depot and there are always some  "day laborers" standing around available to hire.  Is there something like this around Mountain Home?  If not, where could I hire a guy or two to help for an hour? 

[Col Ron]

Stein, this is weird, but I think you will find and answer if you google -day labor, mountain home Arkansas.  You also might want to call in to KTLO (radio) trading post and tell them what you need on the air. 

[Stein]

Sounds like a plan.  I'm going to ask my real estate agent as well if he knows anyone.

[holleybob]

Maybe I'm paranoid, but I'd be pretty careful about who I'd let into my new home. If it were me I'd call a moving company and see what they could do for you.  They should be bonded in case of any theft or broken items. 

 

Jeff

[snagged in outlet 3]

Or they get hurt and sue you into oblivion.

[Stein]

Got it handled.  Asked the realtor we dealt with if he knew of anyone and he said no problem, he'd do it.  Unexpected customer service right there.