I’m Wade Bratcher and I’ve been running Moving Matters out of Bowling Green since 2018. Plano is the northwest-Warren-County working-class pocket along Plano Road and KY-622, and a lot of the houses out here belong to second- and third-shift folks at the GM Corvette Assembly Plant just up the road. We’ve moved enough Corvette-plant families on shift-change weekends that Marcus Dewhurst can pretty much eyeball a three-bedroom Plano ranch and tell you the truck count. Every job runs on the same rule: $119 an hour for two movers and a truck, $159 for three, with a binding flat rate written down before we load.
The Plano move my crew sees most
Plenty of Plano calls are GM workers PCS-ing within the plant network — from a Plano duplex to a starter ranch in Rich Pond, or from a Plano ranch out to a bigger lot in Rockfield. We also run a steady stream of apartment moves for younger workers heading to WKU-adjacent housing once a semester starts.
Plano flat-rate pricing
| Job | Crew | Typical flat |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bed duplex, Plano local | 2 movers + truck | $575 – $775 |
| 3-bed ranch, KY-622 | 3 movers + truck | $1,295 – $1,695 |
| Plano → downtown loft | 2 movers + truck | $695 – $895 |
| Plano → Louisville, 2-bed | 3 movers + truck | $1,650 – $2,295 |
What Plano residents get from us
- Shift-friendly scheduling — we can start at 7 a.m. or 3 p.m. without an upcharge.
- Hollis Kemble dispatches every truck personally so your start window is solid.
- Same uniformed crew on both ends — no broker shuffle.
- Fully licensed and insured Kentucky Motor Carrier with US DOT and MC authority on file.
Ready when you are. Send the pickup address and the rough inventory and I’ll send back a binding flat. The full service-areas hub has every town we cover.
Flat-rate Plano moving
A pair of polos alongside the rig ticking at $119/hr, or a signed Warren-County figure that consolidates the entire Plano haul onto one countersigned page
Wade's Russellville Road crew has already worked the gravel turnarounds, the single-story brick ranches, the livestock cross-fences and the shoulder parking off Highway 31-W and Scottsville Road across Plano plenty of times.
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