Marion County Movers, IN –

Marion County is the heart of Indy and the home county for Back To Back Moving. Our yard on North Keystone Avenue keeps the I-465 loop, Monument Circle, and the Mass Ave corridor inside a fifteen-minute drive, so our trucks land at Circle City doors fast, from downtown high-rise condos out to Beech Grove brick bungalows and the Lawrence ranches near Fort Harrison.

The Marion County neighborhoods our crews load every week

From the Lockerbie Square cobblestones where owner Tyler Brennan grew up running deliveries, out to Beech Grove shotgun homes and the Indy 500 backyards in Speedway, our team has carried furniture out of every kind of Marion County address. The full town list lives on our Indy service areas page.

• Downtown lofts in Bank One Tower, Salesforce Tower, and the Conrad area
• Lockerbie Square Victorians and Old Northside mansions with tight stair turns
• Broad Ripple Village bungalows and Herron-Morton historic walk-ups
• Beech Grove and Lawrence mid-century ranches off Emerson Avenue
• Speedway split-levels near the Brickyard and Cumberland subdivisions east of I-465

Eli Lilly, IU Health, and downtown turnover we run all week

Marion County keeps us busy with a heavy mix of Eli Lilly and Salesforce relocations and finished-basement load-outs in Lawrence and Beech Grove. Downtown high-rises along Illinois Street want a reserved freight elevator and a certificate of insurance on file before our truck pulls up, and Audrey Lehman in our office files that paperwork three or four days ahead of every load. Hospital corridor moves around IU Health Methodist, Eskenazi, and Riley Children’s add steady weekday work for the local moving calendar.

• Mid-May and August student turnover at IUPUI and Butler housing
• Reserved elevators and COIs filed at downtown high-rises and Mass Ave lofts
• Finished-basement carryouts in two-story Colonials east of Keystone
• Flat written rate, our own trucks, our own W-2 crew on every job

Built for Indiana storms, basements, and Colonial staircases

From April through June central Indiana sees real tornado risk, and January through February brings ice on the I-465 loop, so dispatcher Cole Bryant watches the radar and shifts loads to morning windows whenever a system rolls in. Climate-controlled storage runs $145 to $370 a month and protects wood, electronics, and instruments while you wait on closing. We are fully licensed and insured, with Indiana URC household-goods authority and US DOT authority on file.

• Salted, shoveled walkways before any winter load begins
• Climate units sized from a few boxes to a four-bedroom load-out
• Finished-basement carryouts and tight Victorian staircases handled daily
• Indiana URC household-goods authority and $1M cargo coverage on every box