The company’s mobile application allows users to schedule professional transportation for bulky items acquired through traditional retailers or peer-to-peer marketplaces. Beyond simple transit, the service includes in-home placement, assembly, and the removal of old units. CEO Arelis Bonilla noted that the move aims to remove the friction of heavy-item logistics, enabling consumers to finalize large purchases without coordinating their own hauling.
This Tennessee launch serves as the latest step in a broader growth strategy for the New Jersey-based provider. Local retailers looking to outsource their delivery infrastructure can now integrate with the platform to offer white-glove options directly to their clientele. The app is currently available for download on both iOS and Android platforms, marking a shift toward more flexible, on-demand fulfillment in the regional furniture and appliance market.





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