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Join a crew that has fun doing hard work.

The days are long and the furniture is heavy. It helps that nobody here dreads Monday, and that the people you'd be carrying it with are good company.

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We'd rather teach the work than fix the attitude.

Most of what we do can be taught in a couple of weeks. Showing up when you said you would, and treating someone's house like it matters, cannot. If that's how you already work, we're worth a call.

Field associate

Richmond, Virginia · Sanford Drive

The crew job. You'll be on moves, cleanouts, deliveries for contractors and designers, and days in the warehouse when the trucks are in. No two weeks look the same, which is either the appeal or it isn't. The crew you'd join takes the work seriously and not much else.

What the day looks like

  • Loading and unloading: furniture, appliances, boxes, the occasional piano's worth of awkward.
  • Protecting the house before anything moves: floors, doorways, banisters.
  • Wrapping and padding furniture properly, because a designer's client sees every mark.
  • Separating what can be donated on a cleanout instead of sending it all to the landfill.
  • Talking to customers in their own home, which is most of the job people don't think about.

What we're looking for

  • You turn up on time, every time.
  • You're comfortable with heavy, repetitive lifting all day.
  • You're straight with people, customers and crew both.
  • Experience helps and is not required. We train.

To apply, send your name, your number and a line about where you've worked. No formal resume needed; if you've got one, send it.